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PREPARING PEACE PLANS SPOKESMEN FOR ALLIES GATHERING
Among the committees of the Peace Conference, which will sit in the 12 magnificent suites of rooms at the Quai [?], the finance and indemnities ...
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F. ANSTEY TRAVELS
It is stated that the movements of Mr. R. Anstey, M.H.R., are exciting interest. He will travel to Switzerland very shortly. ...
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LABOR'S VOICE IN BRITISH POLITICS
There is an important implication in the claim of the Labor Party to be regarded as the Official Opposition in the House of Commons, namely, that Labor ...
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TRYING TIME FOR TEUTONS RIVAL FACTIONS STRUGGLE FOR SUPREMACY
A telegram from Basles states that news received from German centres indicates that the Government is apparently predominant in the centre of Berlin, but the Spartacists hold the east and the suburbs. Fighting continues at Under den Linden, but the Government is new ...
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CHANGED SCENES IN FAIR LAND OF POLAND
Warsaw, Lodz, and other Polish cities are reported to be in a state of virtual anarchy. The rougher element is in control. There has been much firing of ...
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BOLSHEVIK BOOM IN BALTIC PROVINCES
Telegrams from Stockholm sum up the situation in the Baltic provinces as alarming and tragical. The Bolshevik army is advancing rapidly, and the ...
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GERMANY'S POLICY.
Herr Rantzau, the new German Foreign Minister, has published a declaration of policy which has not yet been received. However, comment which is made in the ...
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LAUSANNE CONFERENCE.
M. Branting, the well-known international Socialist, has invited the neutral Powers to be represented at the International Labor Conference at Lausanne, ...
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FIGHTIXG IN SIBERIA.
A message from Omsk, dated December 30, states that the Siberian army is pursuing the retrea[?]g Bol[?]heviks and prisonered 31,000, Oes[?]dies capturing ...
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NEGOTIATION'S HAVE FAILED. GOVERNMENT SUPPORTED.
Telegraphing from Berlin on Wednesday evening the correspondent of the "A[?]gemeen andels[?]lad" stated that the negotiations between the Spar[?]acus ...
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INERNATIONALISM.
A message from Geneva states that the local authorities at Lausanne, in the Canton of Vaud, are urging the Swiss Government not to permit the proposed ...
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INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC QUARANTINE STATION TRANSFER.
A Nowra (N.S.W.) message states that a big party of State and Federal legislators has gone through that town en[?] route to Jerv[?]s Bay. There it is to ...
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NATIONS' LEAGUE PLANNED
It is stated by the Paris correspondent of the "Daily Mail" that American athorities suggest that the domicile of the League of Nations should be ...
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DELEGATES SEEK AID.
Four Polish delegates have arrived to meet M. Clemenceau, the Premier, and M. Pichon, the Minister of Foreign Affairs, and to seek to obtain recognition ...
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RESTLESS RAILWAY MEN.
Workers to the number of [?] employed at Lancing, a watering place in Sussex, 8½ [?] from Brignton, in the carriage department of the Brignton ...
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DELEGATES ASSEMBLE.
Delegations are gathering in great numbers in Paris. A concourse of contending interests is already lobbying, and delegates are attempting to put forward ...
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GERMANS CAPTURE KOLMAR.
A Berlin report states that a Polish force, advancing from Kolmar, about 70 miles north of Posen, encountered a German volunteer company on Monday. ...
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FIGHTING MAY LAST A WEEK.
News from Frankfort states that the Spartacists lost heavily in the fighting in Berlin. The Spa[?]acists commissariat is defective owing to lack of ...
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THEATRE ROYAL
The matinee and the evening sessions at the T[?]neatre Royal on Saturday were crowded and the pictures which were snown were most attractive. The ...
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GOVERNMENT MANIFESTO.
A manifesto issued by the Government in Berlin to the "workers, bourgeoisie, and soldiers' states that the Spartacist extremists are extending their ...
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CRICKET. A GRADE MATCHES.
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BALATA AT FREMANTLE.
The mail steamer Balata, laden with 800 New Zealand soldiers, arrived at Fremantle on Friday, and reported 12 cases of influenza on board. Some of ...
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MUNICH OFFICERS ASEESTED.
Herr Eisner, the Bavarian Premier, (has ordered the arrest of a large numbe of officers in Munich on a charge of treason against the Republic. Those ...
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OPENING OF CONFERENCE
Cable messages from Paris state that the Peace Conference will open on January 20. Next week's sessions will be merely preliminary. ...
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ANARCHY CONTINUES. I
Latest news received from Berlin shows that anarchy continues to reign. The disorganisation in all the administrative services is becoming more ...
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STATE OP SIEGE PROCLAIMED.
News has been received in Amsterdam from Berlin to the effect that a state of siege has been proclaimed. The Government troops unsuccessfully ...
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WANT A DOCTOR.
One inconvenience which resulted from the recent outbreak of influenz[?] on board the captured German steamed Booriah [?]ormerly known as the ...
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GOVERNMENT DISCOURAGES
It is said that the movement by the South African Nationalists under the leadership of General Hertzog for a separate representative on the Peace ...
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LEGISLATOR DESCRIBES EXPERIENCE IN ENGLAND.
The following summarised extract from a letter written by Mr. Anstey to a friend in Melbourne, and dated London, October 12, has been published in ...
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NAVAL MEN ASSIST GOVERNMENT.
A report from Berlin dated January 8 states that great Government reinforcements are still pouring in, including loyal naval men from Kiel. All ...
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"DEATH TO BLOODSUCKERS!"
Violent fighting occurred on Wednesday morning near Wiiheimplatz, the Sparitacus extremists shouting, "Death to the bloodsuckers, Ebert and Scheidemann!" ...
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BALANCE OF POWER DOCTRINE
According to a correspondent of the Tisnes" in Paris, President Wilson's utterances in and progress through Italy is watched with sympathetic interest ...
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REVOLUTIONARY COMMITTEE.
According to a report received here yesterday, the Spartacus party has established a new Government styled the Revolutionary Committee. It comprises ...
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FIGHT NEAR REICHSTAG.
Herr Noske has proclaimed a state of siege in the Berlin Government and does not fear any further surprises. Negotiations have been abandoned, and ...
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SHIPPING DISPUTE
It was thought in Sydney on Saturday that the shipping dispute, which is delaying the Union Company's steamers, had been settled. ...
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FIGHTING OF UNPARALLELED INTENSITY.
It is reported by the "Fran[?]kurter Nachrichten" that street fighting attained unparalleled intensity in Berlin on Tuesday night. A terrific ...
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BRITISH CRUISER
News has bean received at Amsterdam from Danzig stating that the British crulser Goodwood, with a naval mission aboard, has arrived to inspect the ...
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PORT ADELAIDE FOOTBALLERS V. WEST ADELAIDE FOOTRALLERS.
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BRITISH ENVOYS TO LEAVE
Mr. Lloyd George will leave for Paris on Saturday, and will be accompanied by the British Envoys to the Peace Conference. Mr. Baltour (Secretary of ...
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A USEFUL CLUB
Two bathing sheds were opened for the Holdfast Amateur Swimming Club on Wigley's Reserve, Glenelg, on Saturday afternoon by the Mayor of Glenelg (Mr. ...
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ESCAPE FROM PRISON
Captain L. W. White, of the Australian Flying Corps, a Melbourne officer, has reached London after having had some extraordinary adventures. ...
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SPARTACUS REVOLT QUELLED.
Advices received here state that the Spartacus revolt appears to have been [?]uelled in Berlin. The rebels still are aggressive in other cities. ...
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BOXING CHINESE CHAMPIONS CONTEND
The Sydney Hippodrome was crowded on Saturday night, when the principal item was a bo[?]t between two Chinese champion boxers, Ru[?] Kee (9.7½) and Tag[?]e Young (9.6). After ...
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BRITISH DELEGATES ARRIVE.
A number of British delegates to the Peace Conference, headed by Sir Eyre Crowe (Assistant Under-Secretary for Foreign Affairs) has arrived. ...
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CLEMENCEAU WILL INSIST
It is said by the correspondent of the "Evening News" at Paris that insistence on heavy indemnities dominates French discussion of the peace Conference. ...
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HENLEY TO GRANGE SWIM
The swim from the Henley jetty to the Grange jetty was contested on Saturday afternoon. The event was promoted by the Henley Beach Amateur Swimming Club, and ...
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LEAGUE OF NATIONS [?].
M. Leon Bourgeois (President of the French Association for a Society of Nations), in the course of an interview, said that he and the presidents of the British. ...
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MR. TUDOR'S COMMENT.
Mr F. Tudor, leader of the Official Labor party in the House of Representatives said to-day:— You may be sure that certain people ...
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SEASON IN ADELAIDE.
To-night the King's Theatre will be the rende[?]vous of all lovers of manly sports partienlarly those interested in the art of selfdefence. It is the opening night of a revival ...
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ENTERTAINMENTS THE SCARLET GAIETIES.
A large and fashionable audience ga[?]ered at the Exhibition Gardens on Saturday evening to witness the Scarlet Galeties second production of the new programme which [?] ...
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JAPAN IS FULL PARTNER
French newspapers maintain that the Allies have now agreed to admit Japan as a full partner with five deleagtes si[?]ting at all meetings of the Peace ...
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CONDITIONS IN CHINA
Public opinion in Pekin, both Chinese and foreign, strongly favors the internationalising of railways and the settlements of China as the only means of ...
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SECRET DIPLOMACY DOOMED.
Mr. J. R. Clynes, M.P. (vice-Chairman of the British Labor Party), speaking in Bristol. said the idea of tie balance of power had failed. Secret diplomacy was ...
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SWIMMING SWIM THROUGH ADELAIDE.
Competitors and the general public are notified by advertisement in another part of the issue that the course for the annual swim through Adelaide next Saturday will be from ...
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AUSTRAL GARDENCE.
"Pierrot Pie, No. 5," as bright and breezy as its predecessors was opened in Friday night to a crowded house. A Little sketch, "How to Retai[?] Husban," brought much ...
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INFORMAL CONFERENCES
Preliminary Peace Conferences have been resumed. M Clemenceau (Premier), M. Pinchon (Minister of Foreign Affairs), Marsha[?] ...
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LEAGUE AGAINST BRITAIN.
A remarkable interview has taken place between the correspondent of the "Daily News" at Dublin aid a highly placed Englishman, who has received advices ...
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SWIMMING CHAMPIONSHIP.
The programme for the annual swimming championships at the City Baths on February 7. 2) and 24, is pullished to-day. Mr. Chas. Bastard will give the public three big nights ...
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TRAM TRAFFIC STOPPED.
For about four minutes on Saturday morning the trains in King William street, for the full length, were stopped, owing to a trolly wire breaking and ...
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THREE MONTHS' CONFERENCE.
It is stated by the "Echo de Paris" that the Peace Conference will last for three mouths. A preliminary treaty will probably be signed in March containing ...
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MRS. LEFFINGWELL'S BOOTS," AT WEST'[?].
When the Leffingwells receive an invitation to attend a polo match a [?] arises [?] to money, but Mrs. Leffingwell promises to restrain herself and stops at the home of her ...
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FULL AUTONOMY DEMANDED.
At the Indian National Congress a [?]otion proposed by Mrs. Annie Besant President of the The[?]phical Society) demanding freedom for the people and ...
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SERVIAN DELEGATES ARRIVE.
A delegation of the new Servia[?]. Croalian, and Slovene State to the p[?] Conference has arrived, headed b[?] M. [?]. ...
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