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  2. DISARMAMENT.

    WASHINGTON, '.Friday. —M. Clemenceau's speches are quoted in passages of President Harding's, address to Congress, which owing to ...

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  3. DISASTROUS FIRE.

    VANCOUVER, Friday.—A message from Astoria, Oregon, states that a conflagration ocurred there at three o'clock this morning, and destroyed ...

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  4. “WAR OF LIBERATION”

    LONDON, Saturday.—The London office of the Australia press Association has made special arrangements for the publication of a ...

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  5. AMERICAN LAWS.

    WASHINGTON, Friday,—President Handing, in a message to Congress, indicates the most extensive legislative programme which has beer ...

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  6. MORE EXECUTIONS.

    LONDON, Friday.—Rory O’Connor and Lian Mellows, who were captured after the battle of the Four Courts, in Dublin, in July, were court ...

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  7. TRAIN SET ON FIRE.

    LONDON- Saturday.—Rebels committed a dastardly train outrage in Dublin. As the night mail train steamed in to the Liffey Junction. 20 ...

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  8. SOFIA RIOTS.

    BELGRADE, Friday. —Heports from Sofia state that a band of peasants marched to the city on Monday, and ttacked the public buildings. ...

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  9. REVENGE AND ANNEXATION.

    There are men Germany 1 who preach revenge, and there ate men in France who counsel annexation. They must he warned that the step ...

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  10. JAPANESE DISARMAMENT.

    WASHINGTON, Saturday.—Mr. E. Hughes publishes a -despatch from the American Ambassador in Tokio outlining the Japanese ...

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  11. CHILD LABOR AMENDMENT

    The President predicted that the prohibition ' amendment never will be repealed. . He will can a conference of State Governors to work out ...

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  12. TO TAKE STERN" MEASURES.

    LONDON, Friday.—Mr. R. J. Mulcaby, Minister for Defence, On behalf of the Army Council, has issued a proclamation, stating that as a ...

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  13. REPLY TO M. CLEMENCEAU.

    Mr. Liyod George, In his first article writes :— M. Clemanrean, in a remarkable serice of speeches to the United States. ...

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  14. AMERICAN FLEET CHANGES.

    WASHINGTON, Frday.—The Navy .Department has announced the consolidation of the Atlantic and Pacifie fleets under, the single conmmand ...

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  15. “THE LIE.”

    Like Lucy shale in Henry Arthor Jones drama, W.M. Hughes played fal[?]e to those near ones politically related to him in tles of the closes con[?] They had trusted him, honored him, elevated him ...

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  16. CANNES CONFERENCE.

    M. Clemenceau knows fall well that Britain was ready any time in the last three years, up to a few months ago, to take on herself the ...

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  17. OFFER BY GREAT BRITAIN.

    I have my own opinion why he has not done so. It is not merely that he does not wish to set the seal of approval upon his predecessors ...

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  18. LEFT BANK OF BHINA

    If, therefore, he now does an injustice to Britain, I am convinced it is not for blind hatred of this country, but from temporary ...

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  19. ASSOCIATIONS OF NATIONS.

    WASHINGTON, Saturday.—it is leant that President Harding, in - announcing his belief that other international agreements, similar . to the ...

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  20. SUSPICIONS OF NATIONS.

    With e great nation' like F[?]nce. to which the war had given a towering position in' Europe, in a condition of fretfulness, it was Impossible ...

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  21. WAR A. QUESTION OF TIME.

    The Germans will never rest contenet when millions of their countrymen are under, the foreign' yoke on either side of the Rhine. It is only a ...

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  22. RIVER A NATURAL BARRIER.

    If French chauvinism had its way tills time, the Shine would, within a generation, once more overflow its banks, and devastate Europe. The ...

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  23. WIRELESS PALNE’S

    LONDON, Friday.—The Dailly chronicle’s acconat[?]tical commence state that astonishing results are being obtained in regard to ...

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  24. M. CLEMENCEAU'S PLAN.

    PHILADELPHIA, - Saturday.— M. Clemenceau, in a speech, said proposed opening, negotiations Washington for an agreement ...

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  25. HOPES TUMBLE TO GROUND.

    A Ministerial crisis in France brought our hopes tumbling to the ground. Suspicion once mere seized the tiller, and Europe, just as ...

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  26. M. Poincare in Defence.

    LONDON, Saturday. —M. Poincare, replying to Mr. Lloyd George's criticisms of the French policy, in which he asserts an important party in ...

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  27. SPECRE OF GERMAN YOUTHS.

    The German rai[?]aly cower is now craslued, and the provinces of the German empire have been restored by France and Poland, but the ...

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  28. ANTHRAX

    LONDON, Thursday—The International Anthrax Commission, at which Thomas Oliver represents Australia, has adopted a resolution ...

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  29. EARTHQUAKE IN JAPAN.

    TOKIO, Friday.—A seved earthquake m the vicinity of [?] saki, on Kiushiu Island, destroyed four village and killed a score, manyc ...

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  30. BOLD ATTEMPT AT RESCUE.

    LONDON, Friday.—Masquerading as medical students, a party of armed men visited Mercers Hospital, in Dublin, in a desparate attempt to ...

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  31. FRENCH ATTITUDE AT GENOA.

    M. Clemencenu ought to have made a complaint in Paris against the men of his own race, and not in New York, against the Englishmen. ...

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  32. TANNER CONTRACTS DISEASE.

    LONDON, Thursday. — A tanner contracted anthrax at Bermondsey through handling skins. "The total number of raises in England in 192 ...

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  33. WAR OP LIBERATION.

    The Rhine, therefore, is the only line of resistance, and it is only the sinister interference of statesmen who love not France that deprives ...

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  34. SERIOUS EXPLOSION.

    PITTSBURG, Saturday.—Four People were killed and 12 injured by the explosion of 3,600 kegs of powder at the Black Diamond Powder Company ...

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  35. "A MILITARY CONVENTION.”

    Moreover the pact did not meet the case of indirect aggression, such the German attack on Poland. Mr. Lloyd George now pretends we asked ...

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  36. EXECUTIONS DISCUSSED.

    LONDON, Friday.—On the motion for the adjournment of the Free State Parliament, Sir. Johnson, Labor leader, said the assassination of Mr. ...

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  37. FREE STATE SENATE.

    LONDON, Friday.—The Free State Senate is complete. The Dall Eirreann’s nominees include six merchants, six farmers, four Laborites, two ...

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  38. DISINFECTION ASKED FOR.

    LONDON, Saturday.—The international commission on anthrax has unanimously decided to ask the next international Labor conference to ...

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  39. BARTHOU'S IMPOSSIBLE TASK.

    I am not complaining of M. Barthou. He did his best under the most humiliating conditions to remain loyal to a conference which his ...

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  40. HERRIN MASSACRE.

    MARION (minois), Friday.—A four to try those accused of the herria massage has been completed, after five weeks strenuous efforts by the ...

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  41. NEWSPAPER MAN THREATENED.

    LONDON, Saturday.—-The proprietor, assistant editor, and leader writer of the "Freeman's Journal," also the editor of the "Irish Independent," has ...

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  42. NEAR EASTERN AFFAIRS.

    Likewise, Eastern affairs have not taken the course King Constantine, M. Gounaris, and Mr. Lloyd George hoped they would. Nothing has been ...

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  43. RIVERS OF HUMAN BLOOD.

    When if comes to an end, there will be a Ministry in France strong enough to withdraw her troops, or reaist the press clamor that tha ...

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  45. WAR CLOUDS DISPELLED.

    The European nations could not help seeing one of the great Powers working for failure. It is a marvel In spite of the unfortunate ...

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  46. SEARCHING THE CROWDS.

    There were remarkable scenes at the Belfast oval when eight lorries of policemen drove up to a foot. ...

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  47. "ONE WAS MY FRIEND."

    Mr. Gavan Duffy, with his voice choking with emotion, asked when rushed along the line to warm the railway officials. when he saw the ...

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