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  2. THE "NOES" HAVE IT.

    The Conscription, Referendum battle closed on Tuesday with the for[?]tal proceeding known as the return of the writ, which meant that the poll had been closed find that ...

    Article : 532 words
  3. TOPICAL TAPS ON TAPPABLE TOPICS. OH, HAIL!

    A truthful chap from Colac makes fair to equal the Yunke[?] showman spr[?]ker in his lively description of a recent hailstorm, which he asserts heat the band. "The ...

    Article : 129 words
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  5. Truth

    There is no lesson that History teaches which is clearer than that which shows that people of British blood hate those politically immoral ...

    Article : 1,367 words
  6. WEDDERBURN'S WANTS.

    The Wedderburn "Express" which recently exhorted its readers in the following terms. "Men and women of Wedderburn, we are ALL wanted in the trenches," gleefully ...

    Article : 197 words
  7. WHY WILSON WON.

    Although our daylic papers carefully suppressed the truth [?] usu[?] the fact remaing that the re[?]ction of Woodrew Wilson as President of the United States was a victory ...

    Article : 238 words
  8. WHAT WHITSITT WOULD LIKE.

    During a discussion on the coal strike in the Tasmanian House of Assembly last weekend, the rabid Conscriptionist Whitsitt, who, as an Independent, practically controls the ...

    Article : 196 words
  9. A CONSCIENTIOUS COVE.

    A conscientions objector who applied for military exemption the other day averred that he would rather be shot than shoot another. Perhaps he meant it, but intelligent ...

    Article : 178 words
  10. A BUTCHERING BIKE.

    A recent issue of the "Stawell Times" gravely announce that "whilst attempting a 24 hours motor cycle record on the Terangroad, and whilst travelling at over 50 milos ...

    Article : 202 words
  11. AN UNPARDONABLE BLUNDER.

    Just what an inexcusably ridiculous position can arise from the practice adopted by the Defence Department in proceeding [?] hazardly against single men who have failed ...

    Article : 352 words
  12. "THE CONVICT TAINT."

    Billes Hughes and his pals declared that it was German gold that had influenced opponents of Conscription in Australia, but a prominent New Zealand Wowser politician[?] ...

    Article : 233 words
  13. RED CROSS RUCTIONS.

    Some time ago there was a great squeal among loyal Red Crossites in Brisbane over a rumor that the wharf laborers had refused to handle Red Cross goods intended for the ...

    Article : 223 words
  14. SPLENETIC SOOLERS.

    Some of the con[?]criptionists who have recovered their breaths after the shock the vote of the 28th gave them have had sense enough to see that if they kept on ...

    Article : 330 words
  15. THE EXEMPTION INDUSTRY.

    Seeing that the Federal Dictators have so far yielded to the force of public op[?]nion as compulsorily called up for alleged home service, and as it is only a matter of time till ...

    Article : 283 words
  16. CITY COURT CAPERS.

    Another example of the humbugging [?]tem by which justices of the peace are permitted to adjudicate in police courts was supplied in the City Court on Friday of last ...

    Article : 302 words
  17. "THOU SHALT NOT SHOUT."

    The proposal to introduce a clause into the Licensing Acts Amendment Bill prohibiting "shouting" indicates to what extent some politicians are willing to pander to ...

    Article : 210 words
  18. GRAVEYARD GHOULS.

    Most people who are sensitive know that graveyard [?] are deadly subjects to deal with, but it might not be out of season to show how a living is made by a few favored ...

    Article : 419 words
  19. A CARNIVAL OF CANT.

    If the Wowsers are not "constantly praising the Lord" for the turn things have taken lately they must indeed be an ungrateful lot. The war has been the cause of some ...

    Article : 333 words
  20. JUSTICES' JUSTICE.

    While jerrymade justice is bad enough, there are other forms of juggling with justice that are equally repr[?]sible. Even the court poor box suffers when some ...

    Article : 339 words
  21. "NUMBER NINES."

    If we shall know Governments by their fruit, the ra[?] remnants of the referendu[?] campaign reflect little credit on those who engineered the electioneering of the "Yeses." ...

    Article : 204 words
  22. "BRITISH FAIR PLAY."

    A beautiful example of the British fair play of which the [?] Fatriots boast was provided by a [?] of [?] beaks at Cobram last Friday, when a big ...

    Article : 299 words
  23. BANGING BUNG.

    In reply to a protest in the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday night against the action of the licensing police in prosecuting a publican who had been unable to clear his ...

    Article : 306 words
  24. "THE KING" ABDICATES.

    The much-needed touch of comic relief required to effectively round off the [?] tery play of "The Passing of Hugher." [?]ghtly came from the one and only Kin[?] ...

    Article : 217 words
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