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  2. ("Times," United Service and Reuter Cables.) 2 BATTLE FRONTS IN THE WEST

    The "Frankfurter Zeitung" warns Germany that the Allies are preparing for a gigantic Spring offensive. (From the London "Times.") ...

    Article : 326 words
  3. TEA ROOMS AND CLUBS.

    Can tea rooms at the A.W.N. Club in Ryrie-street be worked as a sanctum club? There are many such in Melbourne. The A.W.N. League does not ...

    Article : 131 words
  4. "Times," United Service and Reuter Cables 'PEACE WITHOUT VICTORY.'

    Ex-President Roosevelt says:—"It is ridiculous of President Wilson to talk of a world peace when he is unable to enforce peace upon Mexico It is ...

    Article : 630 words
  5. ("Times," United Service and Reuter Cables.) SOME GERMAN DESTROYERS DESTROYED?

    It is announced that an action has been fought between 10 British and 12 German destroyers. Seven German destroyers are reported to have been ...

    Article : 986 words
  6. "Times," United Service and Reuter Cables. PRICE OF WHEAT TO BE FIXED IN BRITAIN.

    It has been decided by the Council of the Chambers of Agriculture to urge the fixing of a minimum price for wheat and outs for at least four years, with ...

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  7. "Times," United Service and Reuter Cables COLLIERS CALLED TO THE COLORS.

    London, Tuesday.—Presiding at the annual conference of the Labor Party, which was opened at Manchester today, Mr. George J. Wardle, M.P., ...

    Article : 363 words
  8. CRICKET AND FOOTBALL CLUB.

    Although the Geelong Cricket and Football Club is practically in recess so far as active participation in sport is concerned, in compliance with the rules, ...

    Article : 85 words
  9. GEELONG SYMPATHISERS.

    At the request of the Mayor (Ald. G. F. Taylor), the town clerk yesterday forwarded a telegram to the GovernorGeneral on behalf of the citizens of ...

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  10. AN IRON CROSS FOR THE MUSEUM.

    If sufficient curios are supplied by soldiers to the Museum, a special room will be devoted to them. The articles will be displayed in glass cases, and the ...

    Article : 170 words
  11. "COME AND LIVE IN GEELONG."

    Mr. S. Tuckfield. storekeeper, Dunolly, writes:—"After an absence of over 30 years I am thinking of accepting the invitation printed on the cover of the ...

    Article : 348 words
  12. THE GOOD ROADS ASSOCIATION.

    The Geod Roads Association, which has been in existence for some years, has decided to change its name to "The Road Users' Association, Good ...

    Article : 154 words
  13. CAURIERES WOOD.

    Reuter's correspondent at Paris states that the newspaper "Liberte's" correspondent at Verdun reports that the German effort north of Carrieres ...

    Article : 85 words
  14. GERMAN LABORITES DISUNITED.

    In Vorwarts," the German Socialist paper, the president of the Social Democrats frantically appeals for unity, pointing out that it means life or death ...

    Article : 70 words
  15. ITALIAN DRIVE NEXT?

    A Rome Message states that FieldMarshal von Hindenberg and General von Ludendorf are spending several days on the Italian front attending a ...

    Article : 60 words
  16. THE JAN JUC ROAD

    On Tuesday afternoon Cr. E. E. Hendy, of the Barrabool Shire Council, waited on the Country Roads Board in Melbourne and urged that the spalls on ...

    Article : 88 words
  17. THEATRICAL COMPANIES COMING.

    Theatre-goers will be pleased to learn that some well-known pieces are to be staged at His Majesty's Theatre shortly. On Thursday, Friday and ...

    Article : 89 words
  18. CANADA'S AID--434,500.

    Sir R. L. Borden announced that the total enlistments to date in Canada for the army and navy were 434.500. A Johannesburg message says that ...

    Article : 61 words
  19. SIR W. ROBERTSON'S WARNING.

    The following letter from General Sir William Robertson, Chief of the General Staff, was read at a meeting of the ...

    Article : 91 words
  20. NETTING ON BARWON RIVER.

    Is netting on the Barwon River being carried on despite the prohibition? And does it spoil the water for anglers? It has been stocked with English trout ...

    Article : 113 words
  21. THE STEELE-PAYNES.

    Had a rare compliment at H. M. Theatre on Saturday night. When their "turn" ended, and a moving picture was screened, the audience tried hard to ...

    Article : 181 words
  22. DISABLED AUSTRALIANS TO MAKE CHEESE.

    A proposal has been made by Mr. G. Sutherland Thomson to the Australian High Commissioner and Agents-General that a certain number of partially ...

    Article : 71 words
  23. THE CITY BAND

    Is to give a free concert to-night on the Western Beach Hill. An attractive programme has been arranged by Mr. Perey Jones, which will include the ...

    Article : 90 words
  24. WE MUST WIN FOR HUMANITY'S SAKE.

    Mr. Hewart, the Solicitor-General, speaking at Manchester on Tuesday night, referred to the Allies' refusal of the insolent German peace offer. He ...

    Article : 173 words
  25. BULGARS STATE THEIR CLAIM:

    London, Tuesday.—A message from Copenhagen says that Dr. V. Vatchew, president of the Bulgarian Sobranje, has stated that in the Bulgarian peace ...

    Article : 152 words
  26. PIPE BAND VISITS THE JOHN MURRAY

    The C.N.F. Pipe Band and a few friends visited the John Murray to entertain the boys. The evening opened with the National Anthem, and a few ...

    Article : 166 words
  27. AT THE HOSPITAL.

    Mrs. Adams, residing at Geelong West, was treated at the Hospital yesterday by Dr. Dennistoun for abscess under each arm. ...

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  28. WHY SHOULD A WEEK'S FOOD BE EATEN IN A DAY?

    A simple and direct appeal was made to the British public before Christmas, and is now repeated. The tradition of the enormous Christmas dinner should ...

    Article : 155 words
  29. GEELONG POLICE COURT.

    Before Messrs. W. R. Anderson, Robt. Dalton, and A. L. Walter, honorary magistrates, yesterday, four debt cases were listed. One was adjourned ...

    Article : 106 words
  30. LONDON PRESS COMMENTS.

    London newspapers generally pay a tribute to President Wilson's highmindedness and lofty idealism." The address, it is asserted, deserves ...

    Article : 225 words
  31. THE POPE AND THE WAR.

    Ecclesiastical circles in Rome affirm the Pope's strong disapprobation of the German and Austrian atrocities. The Turin "Stampa" states that the ...

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  32. THE RAIDER IS NOT SUNK AND U-BOATS ARE BUSY.

    Rio de Janeiro, Tuesday. — Commander F. de Frontim, the Minister for Marine, discredits the rumor that the German raider in the South ...

    Article : 112 words
  33. MISCELLANEOUS.

    St. Augustine's Band on Saturday plays at the opening of a fete at Queenscliff in the afternoon, and will return in time to take part in the Navy ...

    Article : 278 words
  34. SECOND WOOL APPRAISEMENT.

    Yesterday the second wool appraisement was commenced in Geelong. With an increased number of assessors, the work was more expeditiously carried ...

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  35. WALL-ST. SAGGED A LITTLE.

    Wall-street is said to have had a hint as to the nature of President Wilson's Senate speech, and the market only sagged slightly. ...

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  36. EIGHT HOURS DAY.

    At the meeting of the Eight Hours Committee consideration was given to the refusal of the City Council to grant the later date asked by the ...

    Article : 126 words
  37. USE OF PRISONERS.

    A detailed scheme for employing German prisoners on the land is being placed before the Local Government Board and the Board of Agriculture. ...

    Article : 234 words
  38. INTERNATIONAL ARMY IMPOSSIBLE. SAYS MR BRYAN.

    Mr. W. J. Bryan, formerly Secretary of State, when interviewed, dissented entirely from President Wilson's proposition that America should join in a ...

    Article : 111 words
  39. VESSELS TORPEDOED.

    Latest reports show that the following vessels have been sunk:—British steamers Carlyle and Lonclara, the Danish vessels Clampenborg and ...

    Article : 77 words
  40. V69 NOT TO BE INTERNED.

    Berlin has requested the Dutch authorities not to decide regarding internment, even if the V69 is unable to depart in 24 hours. ...

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  41. AUSTRIA BANKRUPT?

    A report from Turin states that the Austrian Government has prohibited all payments from Austria for goods supplied from external sources before 1st ...

    Article : 104 words
  42. AEROPLANE PASSES OVER GEELONG.

    Between 1 and 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon an aeroplane was observed to come over Geelong from the direction of Melbourne, and passed across in a ...

    Article : 54 words
  43. ADMIRALTY RESUMES THE OFFENSIVE

    The London "Times" naval correspondent says that the action revealed that the British Fleet is assuming the offensive, operating on Dutch coast and ...

    Article : 81 words
  44. LONDON TIMES WAR CABLES.

    (Such of the cable news or this page so headed has appeared in the London "Times," and is cabled to Australia by special permission. It should be under ...

    Article : 51 words
  45. FRANCE THINKS THE IDEAS UNWORKABLE.

    Paris newspapers generally point out that President Wilson's high metal [?]eas entirely conform with the aims of the Allies, but they express the opinion ...

    Article : 132 words
  46. HORSE FALLS IN SEWER.

    On Tuesday morning the employes of Messrs. Austev and Sons, who conduct butchering business at the corner of at robe Terrace and Fyans-street. ...

    Article : 109 words
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