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  2. NOBODY SLEEPS

    Mr. Keith Murdoch writes:—The Australians are now getting some of the hardest fighting experienced since the battle of Bullecourt last year, and the ...

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  3. IN THE EAST ALLIES STRENGTHENING

    From Copenhagen it is reported th[?] the "Isvestia" states that the Ukrainian Revolutionaries have taken Nichninovgorod and other cities, and also the ...

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  4. HOW THE GERMANS RETIRED FRANCO-BRITISH PRESSING ON

    Marshal Haig, dealing with aviation, reports:—During September 4 we dropped 23 tons of bombs. Night bombing is impossible. The enemy is working in ...

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  5. SHIPBUILDING SOME BIG TOTALS

    The Admiralty announces that the tonnage of merchantmen completed in the United Kingdom in August was 124,675, compared with 141,948 in July. ...

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  6. LABOR VIEWS OUT FOR CONCILIATION

    Addressing the Trades Union Congress, Mr. Samuel Gompers said there was complete agreement between the Government and Labor in the United States in ...

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  7. SIGNIFICANT!

    It is reported from Amsterdam that in the Prussian Upper House the Chancellor, in a discussion on the Suffrage Bill, appealed for an understanding. ...

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  8. OUR FOLK ABROAD IT WOULD BE MADNESS

    Mr. W. F. Massey (Prime Minister of New Zealand), in an article in the "Pall Mall Gazette." says that the Australasian Monroe doctrine is inapplicable ...

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  9. FOOD FOR PRISONERS.

    Mr. A. Fisher (High Commissioner for Australia), in conjunction with the lied Cross, has represented to the War Office the privations of the Australians ...

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  10. AMERICAN FRIENDSHIP.

    Mr. Robert Lansing (Secretary of has issued the following declaration:— The Czecho-Slavak peoples having taken up arms against the German and ...

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  11. LONDON STOCKS

    Middle quotations far Australian and other investment stocks on the London Exchange are given as follow (those in parentheses being the prices of the ...

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  12. AUSTRALIA'S EFFORT.

    Hon. W. A. Watt (Acting Prime Minister) stated to-day that it was intended by the Government to introduce legislation early in the session to give statutory effect ...

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  13. NEARING CAMBRAI.

    Mr. W. Beach Thomas, "The Daily Mail" correspondent at the British Headquarters, states:—The enemy's nerves are on edge. The ...

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  14. CLUB AT AUSTRALIA HOUSE.

    Brigadier-General T. Griffiths, in conjunction with the Comforts Fund, is opening a [?] in the Cinema Hall, [?]ustralia House. ...

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  15. OUR OWN MEN

    The Australian front yesterday was quiet after the heavy fighting, as sleep comes after a heavy fever. The uneasy activity of the enemies' guns still wracked the ...

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  16. CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETIES

    The Press Bureau states that the King has issued a proclamation which applies the provisions of the Munitions Act to the dispute between the industrial ...

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  17. THE ADVANCE GOES ON.

    Marshal Haig states:—On the southern [?]rt of the battle front, both to the northward and southward of Peronne, we are advancing, driving in the enemy's ...

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  18. FOOTBALL FIGHTERS

    Mr. Campbell, "The Times'" correspondent, compares Generals Debeney, Humbert, Mangin, and Berthelot, to a quartette of elever footballers, dodging, ...

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  19. A SEVERE BLOW.

    It is expected that the action taken by the Government in recognising the Czecho-Slovaks will deal a severe blow at Bolshevism in Russia, and solidify ...

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  20. SEADOGS DO WELL ON LAND.

    Describing the work of a naval division in the switch line battle, Reuter's correspondent at the British headquarters says:— ...

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  21. AN UNBROKEN CHAIN.

    Mr. Bernard Falk, the "Daily Mail" correspondent in the Par East, telegraph[?] from Harbin that the Czeche-Slov[?] vanguard from Verchne Udinsk, 30 miles ...

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  22. MEAT PRICES

    The Meat Conference yesterday, in addition to dealing with the wholesale prices, recommended a general increase of a halfpenny to twopence, per lb. in ...

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  23. THE GREAT ADVANCE.

    Retuter's correspondent at the British headquarters, telegraphing his record of the great Franco-British advance, states concerning Tuesday and Wednesday's ...

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  24. I.W.W. CASES

    The Royal Commission into the charges made against the police in connection with the I.W.W. cases was continued to-day. Mr. Justice Street said he would ...

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  25. GOOD WORK CONTINUES.

    Marshal Haig reports:—There was sharp fighting on September 4 northward of the Lys. We captured Hill 63, to the southwestward of Messines, prisonering over ...

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  26. INEFFICIENCY

    In the Legislative Assembly Mr. Ba[?] tabled the report of Mr. Davis, Director-General of Public Works, in relation to Norton-Griffiths contracts. He said the ...

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  27. RECORD HIGH JUMP

    Thumbs Up, a pony, at Albury Show yesterday, cleared 7 ft. 5.2 in. in a high jump amid great enthusiasm. This is claimed to be an Australian record for ...

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  28. WHEAT DEALING

    In the case of the bank overdraft of £14,081,000 due by the Australian Wheat Board on September 2, Victoria was responsible for £4,636,000, New South Wales ...

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  29. RECRUITING

    "I am pleased to be able to state that despite the severe weather conditions prevailing during the week," remarked Mr. J. M. Gillespie (Chairman ...

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  30. BUSY AMERICANS

    A United States wireless message, received by courtesy of the U.S. Consul, and dated Washington, Thursday, states that General Pershing, American Commander, ...

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  31. SHELVED!

    The Trades Union Congress, after an uproarious debate, shelved the Seamen and Firemen's Union resolution [?] ing a boycott of the Germans for five ...

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  32. TRADES AND LABOR

    The usual fortnightly meeting of the Adelaide Trades and Labor Council was held last night in the Trades Hall when the president (Mr. T. D. Williams) ...

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  33. THEATRE ROYAL LAST DAY OF "LES MISERABLES."

    This afternoon at the matinee and again this evening the splendid William Fix picture spectac[?]e, "Les Miserables" wil be repeated for the last time. ...

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  34. NO MEAT AT HOBART

    The meat positich is unchanged. All the butchers' shops but one are closed. The position, is becoming very serious. ...

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  35. FRENCH TAKE MANY TOWNS.

    French communique:—In the night time we maintained our contact with the enemy rearguards and advanced east of Canal du Nord, and in the direction of the ...

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  36. SELF-PRAISE

    The keels of three ships were laid at Walsh Island to-day. Mr. Poynton, in his speech, said that when he took charge of shipbuilding ...

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  37. MINERS' TROUBLE

    The Abermain, one and two, Richmond Main, Abeldare, and Minmi, five of the largest mines are idle. The Pelaw Main, which was idle yesterday, owing ...

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  38. "SEVEN DAYS' LEAVE."

    Next Tuesday night, at the Theatre Royal, Messrs. Ben and John Fu[?]er will present for the first time here the highly successful spy p[?]ay entitled ...

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  39. INSULTING WORDS

    At the Adelaide Police Court yesterday (before Messrs. E. M. Sabine, S.M., and G. W. L[?]ingworth) George Baker and Percy Batten, returned soldiers, who ...

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  40. SWEET PEA SHOW.

    Flower lovers of the metropolitan are[?] have pleasant memories of the [?]rious display of early flowering sweet peas which was provided at the Jubilee Exhibition ...

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  41. GALES IN SYDNEY.

    Southerly winds were prevalent throughout the day, fresh to strong in character. At times it readied the force of a gale. The greatest velocity ...

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  42. HUNS ADMIT WITHDRAWAL.

    A wireless German official message states —The enemy has pressed back our front line troops to a new line between Ypres and La Bassee. We continued our ...

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  43. WILFUL MUDDER.

    At the inquest to-day William Brabazon who died in a police cell the coroner returned a verdict of wilful murder against the man Langlois, and ...

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  44. MASTERED!

    M. Marcel Hutin, writing in the "Echo de Paris," says that the Allies have virtually mastered the entire defensive system which the Germans regarded as ...

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  45. THE SEDITION BILL.

    The members of the Government of New South Wales, and particularly the Premier, writes our Sydney correepontdent, are well on the way to make ...

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  46. AMERICANS MOVING.

    American official:—On September 5 we, in co-operation with the French, continue to advance. We crossed the [?]ateau to the northward of the Vesle, ...

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  47. THE RED FLAG.

    For years PAIN has been the red flag that has kept thousands of people from necessary dental treatment. Ind[?]gestion, debility, and a score of other ...

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  49. ON THE SPOT.

    From the Australian Official Correspondent Bean. LONDON, Sept. 4, 4. p.m. The Australian editors have been ...

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  50. MOST PROMINENT FEATURE.

    French communique:—Airmen were prom[?]nent in the battle on September 4, [?] at the lowest altitudes, ma[?]-gunning he retreating troops and ...

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  51. ABSENTEE SOLDIERS' DEPENDENTS.

    For some time past there, has been contention between the Federal and the State Governments as to who is responsible for the support of dependents of ...

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  52. IMPORTANT ADVANCE.

    French communique:—During the day the French continued to pursue the retreating Germans, and by the evening readied the Canal Nord, on the Vesle ...

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