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  2. ARMISTICE OBJECTIVES ACHIEVED.

    Belgian troops have taken possession of Dusseldorf, the British are at Cologne, the Americans at Mayence, and the French at Strassburg, while intermediate towns on, or crossings of, the Rhine are also now held by the Allies. Thus the territorial ...

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  3. TURMOIL IN GERMANY.

    The German National Assembly elections will be held on May 15, 1919. A message from Munich states that the Bavarian Diet elections will be held ...

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  4. SONS OF NEPTUNE.

    The representative of the United Press at Washington says that he learns on good authority that if President Wilson does not succeed at the Peace ...

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  5. THE PEACE CONFERENCE.

    Lord Robert Cecil (Assistant Secretary for Foreign Affairs will attend the Peace Conference as head of the British League of Nations. ...

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  6. EVENTS IN RUSSIA.

    The "Petit Journal" states that the British fleet occupied Reval, on the Gulf of Finland, at the request of the Esthonian Government, with ...

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  7. PERSONAL NOTES.

    Mr. and Mrs. W. Pitty, of Sandgate, have been advised that their second son, Private W. C. Pitty, has been admitted to Fovant Military Hospital Salisbury, ...

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  8. PNEUMONIC INFLUENZA.

    The only additional death from pneumonic influenza during the week-end was that of Staff Sergeant Joseph Stock, of the Australian Dental Corps, which occured ...

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  9. "BRITAIN'S DAY."

    "Britain's Day" throughout the United Mates was marked by demonstrations in New York and Washington. Both cities were smothered in flags, while fetes, ...

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  10. UKRAINIANS DEFEATED.

    Polish troops have occupied Brest-Litovsk, and also districts south of Lemberg, after defeating the Ukrainians. ...

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  11. BRITISH LABOUR.

    The railway trouble his been settled. The Board of Trade has conceded the railwaymen's demand for an eight-hour day, which is applicable to all railway ...

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  12. THE COST OF THE WAR.

    It is rumoured that a Government Committee, of which the Australian Prime Minister (Mr. W. M. Hughes) is chairman, and Lord Cunliffe, one of ...

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  13. CROSSING THE RHINE.

    Mr. Lloyd George, speaking at Leeds, announced that the British Army is now marching acress the Rhine. LONDON, Friday. ...

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  14. THE EMPIRE'S WOMEN.

    The Acting Prune Minister made available to-day the following message, received by the Governor-General for the women of the Empire, from her Majesty ...

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  15. REJECTED VOLUNTEERS.

    The first conference of delegates from the various branches of the Rejected Volunteers' Association of Queensland wa[?] held at the rooms of the Queensland ...

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  16. COTTON OPERATIVES TO STRIKE

    Efforts to prevent a cotton strike in Lancashire have failed, and 100,090 operators will leave work to-day, over the question of wages. The spinners met at ...

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  17. BRITISH ELECTIONS.

    At a meeting at Glasgow Mr. Ramsay Macdonald said that Labour must be in official opposition to the Government, which he said, was not coalition, but ...

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  18. DEALING WITH THE EK-KAISER.

    The "Lokal Anzeiger" declines that Holland will most emphatically decline to extradite the Kaiser to the Allies. The British speeches demanding ...

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  19. ACTION IN WEST AUSTRALIA.

    This week's "Government Gazette" contains it notification declaring pneumonic influenza to be a "dangerous, infections disease." Power is given to the ...

    Article : 56 words
  20. GERMAN ACTIVITIES IN AMERICA

    Bruce Biclaski, a Government alien investigator, giving evidence before the Senatorial Inquiry Committee on pro-Ger man activities, said that Count Bernstorff ...

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  21. EASING DOWN IN NEW ZEALAND.

    Information from all parts of the Dominion shows that influenza has practically died out. ...

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  22. BRITISH NAVY AT WILHELMSHAVEN.

    The Hercules and a destroyer flotilla have arrived at Wilhelmshaven. ...

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  23. REPRESENTATION IN LONDON.

    The attention of the Acting Prime Minister was directed to-day to a published report that Senator Pearce (Minister for Defence) had been selected ...

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  24. FIJIAN COUNCILLOR'S DEATH.

    The death is reported of the Hon. John Alexander Mackay, a member of, the Legislative Council, from influenza. ...

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  25. THE OCCUPLED TERRITORY.

    General March has announce that [?],000 mer are en route from France, and that five additional divisions have been [?] to General Pershing for the effective ...

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  26. PRECAUTIONS IN BRISBANE.

    Over 100 persons were inoculated at the Brisbane Town Hall on Friday by Dr. the Hon. W. F. Taylor, M.L.C., medical officer of health to the council. ...

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  27. BRITISH ADMIRAL'S FIRMNESS.

    The "Rhemistilie Westfa[?]sdl[?]e Zeitung" states that a British squadron, under Admiral Browning, arrived at Wilhelmshaven on Wednesday, and owing to a ...

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  28. SOUTH AMERICAN STATES.

    The United Press correspondent at Lima states that the Peruvian Cabinet has resigned. MONTREAL, Friday. ...

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  29. POST-WAR TRADE.

    [?] have been received from the High Commissioner in London that the Federation of British Industries suggests the advisability of placing orders for ...

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  30. PROSPERITY OR FAMINE, WHICH?

    The German countryside looks beautiful and prosperous, and the people seem contented and well nourished. Certainly the food in large towns like ...

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  31. BRITISH CRUISER MINED.

    The Admiralty announces that the Cassanera, a new type of light cruiser, struck a mine in the Baltic to-day and sank. Eleven men are missing. ...

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  32. ATTENDING THE SICK.

    It was stated to-night that while Dr. Ke[?]ly the Roman Catholic Archbishop of Sydney, had made all preparations to go into quarantine, following ...

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  33. THE DARK DAYS OF APRIL.

    Sir F. E. Smith (Attorney General), speaking at Liverpool, says: "It is now possible to state that during the dark days of Aprila all preparations had been ...

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  34. SOUTH AFRICAN DECISIONS.

    It is officially announced that the Government, following Australian precedent, has no intention of admitting exsoldiers and sailors suffering from ...

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  35. RHINELAND REPUBLIC.

    A meeting at Cologne decided to proclaim an independent republic in Rhineland and Westphalia. PRESIDENT WILSON'S AID ...

    Article : 57 words
  36. QUEENSLAND PATRIOTIC FUND.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 76 words
  37. MASSACRE IN GALICIA.

    The Jewish Press Bureau states that up to the present 956 victims of the regent pogrom have been buried at Lemberg, in Galicia. It is impossible to estimate the ...

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  38. BELGIANS AT AIX-LA-CHAPELLE.

    A correspondent describes the Be[?]ian entry into Aix-la-Chapelle, and says that the proclamation prescribing the behaviour of the inhabitants exactly ...

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  39. HUNGARIAN AUTONOMY.

    Count Karolyi's Cabinet has prepared a Bill guaranteeing the widest autonomy of all Hungarian nationalities, in order to prevent territorial dismtegiation. Thus ...

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  40. DEATH OF VON BULOW.

    A report from Zurich states that General von Bulow, who commanded the Lens-Cambrai sector of the German front during the latter part of the war, is dead. ...

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  41. FIELD-MARSHAL HAIG.

    An interesting reminder of the fact that Field-Marshal Sir Douglas Haig visited Australia was revealed by the officials of the Defence Department ...

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  42. MEAT TRUST LAWS.

    The first instalment of the promised legislation to prevent the appearances or cheek the operations in New Zealand of the meat trast has been circulated among ...

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  43. BANK OF ENGLAND RETURNS.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 112 words
  44. FARMERS' RED CROSS FUND.

    The British Farmers' Red Cross Fund exceeds £1,000,000. ...

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  45. HONOURS FOR AUSTRALIANS.

    The following military crosses have been awarded to Australians:— Captains D. Chalmers, W. L. Domeney, J. Loughman, and D. ...

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  46. BRITISH PRISONERS IN TURKEY.

    A cablegram has been received by the Minister for Defence (Senator Pearce) from the Secretary of State for the Colonies to the effect that the British ...

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  47. TRANSATLANTIC SERVICE.

    The Cunard line contemplates the establishment of a new trans-Atlantic service from Antwerp. Belgian business men suggest that the C[?]nard Company should ...

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  48. WAR SAVINGS.

    The Queensland War Savings Committee has received official information from the Commonwealth War Savings Council that the Federal Treasury will continue ...

    Article : 46 words
  49. BRITISH EMPIRE ORDER.

    The "Star" announces that the roll of the British Empire Order will be closed after the final list of honours has been announced. ...

    Article : 29 words
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