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  2. AMERICA AND GERMANY.

    The "New York Times" [?] the pacifists, and declares: "America's rights have not only been trampled upon, they have been [?]. Probably there ...

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  3. THE IMPERIAL CONFERENCE.

    In the House of Commons to-day Mr. Arthur Lynch asked whether the Government would allow accredited representatives of Ireland to attend the ...

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  4. SHIPPING ECONOMIES.

    Replying to Mr. Asquith in the House of Commons to-day, Mr. Bonar Law stated that the Government had decided upon a further most drastic restriction of imports ...

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  5. HONOURS FOR COLONIALS.

    Forty-six Australias and nine New Zealanders have been awarded the Military Medal Corporal J. O'Brien, of the Australian Engineers, has been awarded ...

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  6. SPECIAL REINFORCEMENTS.

    The State Recruiting Committee writes under yesterdays date:—In connection with the remarks of Senator Pearce, made in Melbourne on Monday, with regard to ...

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  7. "COURIER" PATRIOTIC FUNDS.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 77 words
  8. THE AUSTRALIAN REFERENDUM.

    Australia is looking at herself in the glass (wrote the Australian correspondent of the London "Times" from Sydney on October [?]). And she does not admire the ...

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  9. DARDANELLES COMMISSION.

    The London "Daily Express" states: The interim report of the Dardanelles Commission will cover the entire history of the expedition, and contain surprisingly ...

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  10. COIN DAY, FRIDAY NEXT.

    Mrs. Jas,. Stodart is making an appeal to the public for funds to help swell her War Nurses' Fund on Friday next, when stalls will be erected throughtout the main ...

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  11. GERMAN SHIPBUILDING.

    The "Frankfurther Zeitung" states that since the outbreak of the war 13 steamers, aggregating over 70,000 tons, have been built for the Norddeutscher Lloyd, and ...

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  12. ZEPPELIN RAIDS.

    Advices from Berlin state that President Wilson several months ago cautioned Germany that Zeppelin raids on populous cities would be regarded with disapproval ...

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  13. RUSSIA'S ARMIES.

    The Petrograd correspondent of the "Petit Parisien" states: Lord Milner, a member of the British War Cabinet, in an interview, said that one of the ...

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  14. PREFERENCE TO UNIONISTS.

    As the result of the stop-work meeting arranged between the management of the Mount Morgan Gold Mining Company and the Australian Workers' Union, all ...

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  15. POLICY OF WATCHFUL WAITING.

    A policy of watchful waiting is still being pursued, and there is much speculation as to President Wilson's [?] step. There is a growing resentmetn at the ...

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  16. BRITISH WAR LOAN.

    In the House of Commons to-day Mr. [?] Law (Chancellor of the Exchequer) said the number of applications for the War Loan received on Friday was so ...

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  17. INVALID SOLDIERS.

    Approximately 65 returned invalid soldeirs are expected to arrive by special train from Sydney to-morrow, at 3.40 p.m., at No. 5 platform, Central Station. ...

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  18. A NATIONAL HYMN.

    We ate indebted to Archdeacon A. R. Rivers, of Toowoomba, for this national hymn, which forms one of a collection of hymns now being issued by the Queensland C. E. Sunday School Hymns Committee. The words are particularly appropriate at the present time, and the melody originally comes from a MS of the ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  19. JEWS IN RUSSIA.

    The newspapers state that M. Protopopoff (Russian Minister of the Interior) proposes by dec[?] to remove the restrictions preventing Jews from freely ...

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  20. SPIES IN THE UNITED STATES.

    Senator [?] stated in a debate that he had been informed that there were 10,000 spies in the United States. ...

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  21. FOOD PRODUCTION.

    It is believed that despite the efforts made to increase food production the wheat grown in 1917 will be less than in [?], partly due to the severe winter, the ...

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  22. THE YARROWDALE PRISONERS.

    The State Department announces that a demand was sent on Saturday to, Berlin for the release of the American prisoners on the Yarrowdale. A ...

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  23. MESOPOTAMIA CAMPAIGN.

    An official communique from Mesopotamia states. We occupied two front lines of 550 and 540 yards respectively at Sunnaiyat. The Turks made two heavy ...

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  24. RELATIONS WITH AUSTRIA.

    The Budapest correspondent of the "Morning Post" states that negotiations continue, at Vienna between Count Czernin, Austro-Hungnrian Minister for ...

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  25. ARMY'S PRINCIPAL NEED.

    It is understood that the Government has ordered the revision of all exemptions of men under 31 yens of age. The army's principal need is men fit for any ...

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  26. BRITISH FRONT.

    Field-Marshal Sir Douglas Haig, in a report issued last night, states: We made a successful raid south of Souchez, blew up a mine shaft, and destroyed several ...

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  27. HINDENBURG'S DECLARATION.

    Munich newspapers state that Marshal von Hindenburg has declared that theoretically the war could continue indefinitely, because the German losses are ...

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  28. THE STOCK EMBARGO.

    The ostensible reason for Mr. Ryan's hurried visit to Melbourne is the desire to discuss with the Prime Minister the question of securing an increased payment ...

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  29. THE HAIG INTERVIEW.

    Mr. Philip Snowden's question in the House of Commons, as to the authenticity of the recently reported interview with Field-Marshal Sir Douglas Haig ...

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  30. ALL MUST HELP.

    Mr. John Hodge (Labour Minister), in a speech at Nottingham, urged all capable of helping to join the voluntary national service, especially at steel works and ...

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  31. COMMONWEALTH WAR LOAN.

    The change of Federal Treasurers does not alter the position with regard to the war loan. Every reason advanced by Mr. Poynton as to why the people should ...

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  32. SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC IN GERMANY.

    German newspapers, announce the outbreak of an epidemic of smallpox at Essen, Magdeburg, Hamburg, and Berlin. The outbreak is believed to be due to ...

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  33. FRENCH OPERATIONS.

    The following communique was issued last night:—There have been lively artillery engagements in the sectors of Avocourt, Pepper Hill, and Bezonvaux. ...

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  34. AMERICAN LABOUR REQUEST.

    The Berlin Socialist journal "Vorwaerts" states that Mr. Camuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labour, cabled to the German Labour ...

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  35. THE BRADFORD MARKET.

    In the Bradford market crossbreds are steady, b[?]t there is little private business while the Government is filling requirements. There is a firmer tone in ...

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  36. UTILISING WOMEN IN THE ARMY.

    The "Daily Express" says that the Adjutant-General has devised a scheme for substituting women for men in certain branches of the army in England ...

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  37. WHEAT MARKET.

    There is a brisk demand for wheat, but prices are unchanged ...

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  38. GALLANT QUEENSLANDERS.

    In Brigade Order No. 252. issued by Brigadier-General E. Tivey, D.S.O., commanding an Australian Infantry Brigade, appears the following: ...

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  39. ENGLAND'S POSITION.

    Herr Helfferie (German Minister of the Interior), addressing the agrarians, said: "England sees herself in a position unparalleled in ...

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  40. ZEPPELIN AT BOULOGNE.

    A French communique issued to-day states. A Zeppelin on Saturday night [?] over the French coast from the Straits of Dover to the suburbs of ...

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  41. RECENTA LONDON EXPLOSION.

    Dr. C. Addison, Minister for Munitions, stated in the House of Commons to-day that the Government did not admit any liability in connection with the recent ...

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  42. LIFE ON A SUBMARINE

    The captain of the Thor [?] narrates that after his vessel was torpedoed, he, his wife, and then six-year-old daughter were taken on the submarine, while the ...

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  43. TORN FROM THEIR HOMES.

    The "Temps" says that reliable narratives from Serbin state that 40,000 persons have been torn from their homes by the Germans and sent to Hungary. The ...

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  44. EXEMPTION OF SKILLED WORKMEN.

    In the House of Commons to-day Mr. J. H. Thomas (organising secretary of the National Union of Railwaymen) criticised the Government for allowing ...

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  45. FIGHTING IN THE BALKANS.

    There is great British artillery and serial activity at Salonica. On Saturday the Allies captured 100 prisoners and a machine gun in the ...

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  46. A PESSIMISTIC VIEW.

    The "Frankfurter Zeitung" emphasises that it would be an error to suppose that the submarine campaign will end the war rapidly, and it urges the great ...

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  47. THE BARALONG INCIDENT.

    Captain William M'Bride, commander of the auxiliary cruiser Baralong, which sank a German submarine in the Atlantic in August, 1915, whilst in the act of ...

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  48. DEATH OF A QUEENSLAND AIRMAN.

    A. cable during the past week conveyed the sad intelligence that Captain Eric Farrow had been killed. The accident, of which no detailed account has been ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  49. THE GREEK ARMY.

    A curious proclamation to the banished Greek army has been issued. The Minister for War appeals to the army to retain their patient enduring until the days of ...

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  50. INSANITY NOT INCREASING.

    Dr. Oswald, of the Glasgow Asylum, reports that there has been no increase in insanity among war workers, as was feared. This is largely due to the ...

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  51. GERMAN SPIES.

    Albert Sander and Charles Wunnenberg have been arrested charged with conspiring to employ agents to obtain military information, maps, and photographers ...

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  52. SINKING OF THE IVERNIA.

    Speaking at the Governor's farewell dinner last night, Archbishop Riley recounted interestingly his experiences on his vists to the various war Fronts, and ...

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  53. N.S.W. WHEAT POOL.

    Mr. A. E. Barton, who was appointed auditor to the wheat pool, has issued a report severely critical of the New South Wales administration. He said that up ...

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  54. LOSSES OF SUBMARINES.

    S[?] information states that Germany had lost 115 submarines up to February 15, and Austria had lost 13. The losses were heaviest in January and February. ...

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  55. DAYLIGHT SAVING IN ITALY.

    Italy will readopt the daylight saving principle on March 25. ...

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  56. PROPOSAL FROM BOLIVIA.

    A note from the Republic of Bolivia proposes that America and other neutrals should make a join declaration that the submarining of neutral merchantmen is ...

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  57. SUBMARINE RESCUE APPARATUS.

    The Berlin "Tagliche Rundschan" describes a wonderful apparatus for saving the crows of sunken submarines. Those abroad the submarine send up buoys ...

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  58. THE CONTINUED BLOCKADE.

    The Legations of the Entente Powers explain that the continuation of the blockade of Greece is due to the inconplete fulfilment of the last ultimatum. ...

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  59. NO SLACKENING OF EFFORTS.

    Mr. Arthur Henderson, Labour member of the War Cabinet speaking at Newcastle, alluded to his recent speech at that place, and said that apparently he ...

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  60. EXPLOSION AT HAMBURG.

    The Hamburg newspapers give an idea of the death roll through the recent explosion in a munitions factory near that town in describing the funerals of [?] ...

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  61. SUNK BY SUBMARINES.

    Eleven of the crew of the British steamer Romsdalen, which was sunk by a submarine, are missing. The British steamers [?], 3003 tons, ...

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  62. PRICE OF PRINTING PAPER.

    Regulations have been issued authorising the Canadian Government to fix the price of news printing paper. ...

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  63. CRIMINAL LAW AMENDMENT.

    The Criminal Law Amendment Bill introduced by Sir George [?] (Home Secretary) has passed its second reading in the House of Commons. ...

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  64. "WIN THE WAR" DEMONSTRATION.

    Owing to the "Win the War" demonstration to be held on Saturday the Caulfield races will be postponed until Monday. ...

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  65. FRENCH SHIPPING.

    Last week the number of vessels that entered French ports averaged [?] daily. ...

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  66. SPANISH MERCHANT FLEET.

    Count Romanones, the Spanish Premier, speaking in the Chamber of Deputies, said that the entire Spanish merchant fleet had been ...

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  67. FOUND WITH HIS THROAT CUT.

    Yesterday Mr. Waddingham, of Messrs. Waddingham and Co., visited his office at Fremantle, and was surprised to find the store at the back locked up. He broke ...

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  68. DEATH OF GENERAL FUNSTON.

    The death is announced of BrigadierGeneral Ferderick Fusnton, in his 52nd year. [Brigadier-General Fusnton served in the Cuban ...

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  69. COMBING OUT OF MINERS.

    The conference of South Wales miners at Cardiff has reversed its previous decision, and accepted the Governement's scheme for combing out miners for ...

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  70. ENEMY SUGAR.

    Colonel Cr[?]ft asked in the House of Commons to-day whether enemy sugar would be prevented from unfairly competing with home-grown sugar. Mr. G. ...

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  71. SUSPENSION OF GRAND JURIES.

    A, Bill for the suspension of Grand Juries has been read a third time in the House of Commons. ...

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  72. PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.

    The Pacific Mail Steamship Company [?] a profit of 83 per cent. in 1916. ...

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