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Advertising : 32 wordsThe Empire Parliamentary Association tendered a luncheon to the Prime Minister of Australia. (Mr. Hughes]! at the House of Commons to-day. The Colonia Secretary ...
Article : 117 wordsPeace ships nab in where dreadnoughts fear to tread —Washington Poet. Bhodes Scholars and the War. A remarkably t[?][?] response to the call ...
Article : 1,019 wordsThe French communiqué of Thursday [?][?]“ states:—'We have continued bombarding enemy communication, lines in the ' eastern ArgqnBe- region. The Germans ...
Article : 191 wordsA message from Berlin states that Germany has declared war on Portugal on account of the seizure by the Portuguese Government. of enemy ships for service. ...
Article : 63 wordsThe Parliamentary Under Secretary for war (Mr. Tennant), said 323 officers and 11,221 men were either wounded of missing in connection with the [?] danelles campaign. ...
Article : 73 wordsThe adjourned investigation into the circumstances of the tragedy which occurred at Payneham on Saturday night, when Charles Herbert Berry, otherwise known -as ...
Article : 691 wordsThe Parliamentary Under Secretary for •Foreign Aiiairs (Lord Robert Cecil), in the House of Commons to-day, said the American Ambassador had supplied a list ...
Article : 58 wordsIt had been a bitter insult to British national pride that for 12 months aft r the outbreak of war -not a single ounce of lead, which' was the Iifeblood of the output ...
Article : 299 wordsFollowing are tie names of the men who enlisted in Adelaide, and vest into the Exhibition camp on Friday:—G. W. Anderson, C. - H. M. Adams . J. W. C. Burford, W. B. Baker. J. F. ...
Article : 76 wordsMr. Bonar Law said the - be welcomed Mr. Hughes for himself and also as the Prime Minister of the great Commonwealth on fie other side. of the world . The ...
Article : 131 wordsThe death of Thomas Bourne (74)," who was found hanging from a beam at tie house of his daughter on. March 8, formed the subject of an enquiry’ by lie City ...
Article : 244 wordsMr.. Robertson, in the House of Commons today raised the question of. the Government ’s fiscal policy in connection with the approaching 'conference in Paris ...
Article : 235 wordsAustralia realized . that the present was battle for Australia -as much as for Great Britain, involving everything held dear and everything which made life worth ...
Article : 239 wordsMr. Hughes, continuing, said be possessed decided views regarding the relationship of the dominions and the mother country, but meantime they -would have to stand over. ...
Article : 99 wordsIn[?] Matin , replying to . the German claim that more than '3,000 Frenchman wore captured on Wednesday declares that only 700 were take’ prisoners , while the alleged ...
Article : 38 wordsGreat Britain had been expanding her commercial and industrial position at the expense, of her national safety; imagining that there was no relation between them. ...
Article : 89 wordsIn the criminal Court on Friday (before the Chief Justice Mr. G. J . R Morray and Jury ) the case was continued in which Alice MoCabe (32) and Elsic O’Neill (36) ...
Article : 398 wordsAn official report states-that the British, commanded by Major-Gen. Fenton Aylmer, on March 6 advanced on Eesing seven miles from Kut-el-Amara, but were ...
Article : 34 wordsM- Verier, a milibery aviator, has elimbed with .four passengers, a height of 3,410 metres {about two miles), in 2S minutes, at Examples. This is a world’ s ...
Article : 34 wordsThe dominions, however, had poured forth, money .and sacrificed the lives of their best men. and vet had neither had a say nor. control ,of .the way in which the ...
Article : 158 wordsAustralia had shown its earnestness by tearing out the .cancer of German" influence by annulling cantracts , and prohibiting German shareholders. (Cheers.) If I ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 587 wordsA Zeppelin, when fl[?][?] over Rev[?][?] enodeavowed to drop bombs. on 70 wagonads of munitions at the railway station. The Stat[?][?][?] and- two assistants ...
Article : 62 wordsMembers of the crest- of the steamer Flamenco, which was sunk -by tie German raider Moewe, report that the Moewes men hid served aboard English ...
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Advertising : 270 wordsThe Telegraaf states that six French aviators dropped bombs on railways and enemy depots in central, Belgium, and caused considerable damage. ...
Article : 30 wordsMr. Hughes in Conclusion started that after 18 months of war Great Britain’s heart was still covered with an impregnable shield. The downfall of the [?][?] bad ...
Article : 61 wordsSir. Hughes, who was accorded an ova. ion, said he felt overwhelmed. Ho was speaking in a place that was hallowed by a thousand traditions of the national and ...
Article : 146 wordsSir. Roosevelt, in declining to allow his name to be put forward as a candidate for the position of President of the United States, said he did not wish to lead the ...
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Family Notices : 368 wordsThe Tribuna states that two Austrian Dreadnoughts have been completed for the purpose of .“ rushing” the Dardanelles. This, it is contended, explains the reason ...
Article : 43 wordsThe Chancellor of the Exchequer (Mr W Law) during his address at the [?]uncheon m honour of Mr. Hughes invited the colories to participate e in a Council of ...
Article : 39 wordsThe Minister of Agriculture (Hon. C. Goode) stated on Friday that every day’ s returns to the Wheat Harvest Board emphasized the maenitudo of the harvest- Up ...
Article : 325 wordsMexicans, under Gen. Villa, invaded the United States town of Columbue, in New Mexico, and til'-rd many inhabitant?. Finally, they were driven out by American ...
Article : 56 wordsKing George today granted audience to Mr. Hughes His Majesty displayed great interest in the part Australia has taken, and is taking in the war ...
Article : 35 wordsThe -war had, affected the national status, and the multifarious activities o: the whole of the peoples of the Empire. The Germans hid been tenaciously and ...
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Advertising : 72 wordsThe Prime Minister (Mr. Asquith), welcomed Mr. Hughes at a meeting of the Cabinet, at which all the Ministers were present and were introduced to the ...
Article : 120 wordsConsiderable doubt has existed concerning the real position of enemy shareholders in Australian companies. This has been clearly defined in a letter which was read ...
Article : 101 wordsThe British cry of “ business as usual ” had quickly been discovered to be an error . Many industries [?][?] [?][?] with [?][?] and ...
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The Journal (Adelaide, SA : 1912 - 1923), Fri 10 Mar 1916, Page 1
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