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  5. AFTER 24 YEARS.

    A woman of the Welsh valieys, after being blinded by lighthing 24 years ago, has just regained her full vision. She[?]s Mrs. Jenkins, and she lives in a little old-world ...

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  6. WILHELM'S APOLOGIA.

    The Manchester Guardian exclusively publishes the materials for a book which the ex-Kaiser prepared during his exile Only 12 copies of the volume exist. They ...

    Article : 581 words
  7. CREEKS AND TURKS

    The nartial mobilisation of the Greek troops is officially attributed to the fact that the Turkish Kemalists are concentrating on the Bron[?] front. ...

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  8. IRISH BLOODSHED.

    Tehe Chief Secretary- for Ireland (Sir Hamar Greenwood) announced in the House of Commons to-daey that the total week-end casualties in Ireland were.—Ten ...

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  9. RUSSIAN MANIAC AMOK

    The Riverton Rail tray Station was the. scene on Tuesday morning of one of the most sensational and serious shooting affrays in the history of the ...

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  10. HAMBURG BLUFF.

    The Exporters Union at [?] has decided not to buy from or sell to firms in countries which pass Separation Recovery Bills similar to the British ...

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  11. MR. CHAMBERLAIN.

    Sir Donald Maclean, in the House of Commons, congratulated Mr. Austen Chamberlain on his selection for the leadership of the House in succession to Mr. Bonar ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  12. Upper Silesian Plebiscite.

    The latest figures in connection with the Upper Silsian plebiscite show that 700,000 are in favour of adhesion to Germany and [?]0,000 favour union with Poland. ...

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  13. THE LAW COURTS.

    Ernest Alexander Ryan (31), labourer, denied having been concerned in- the robbery of serge from the warehouse of Hicks Southgate, & Co., Limited. Mr. E. Millhouse appeared for the ...

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  14. A Violent Skirmish.

    Berlin newspapers report that a violent [?] has occurred on the German P[?]sh froutier between Polish irregulars and Italian troops. ...

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  15. The Riverton Version.

    Our Riverton correspondent, in narrating the circumstances of the shooting, says it began about 10 minutes after the train arrived. M.C. Woodhead was on the ...

    Article : 262 words
  16. AMERICA AND RUSSIA.

    The Secretary of Commerce (Mr. Hoover) has announced that the resumption of United States and Russian trade relations is impossible until Bolshevism is ...

    Article : 58 words
  17. BRITISH AVIATION.

    The Air Ministry has informed a representative of the Australian Press Association that the chief hopes of a revival of civil aviation rest with Lord [?]ondonery[?] ...

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  18. A Chinese Disclosure.

    The Pekia correspondent of The Evening Post reports that Chinese Government officials have informed the forig[?] [?] an investigation of documents ...

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  19. Rumours of a Coalition.

    Messages from Reval state that M. Lenin has opened negatitions with the leaders of the Menshevike and Social Revolutionaries for the purpose of ...

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  20. ACTRESS DIVORCED.

    Mr. Justice Horridge, in the Divorce Court, granted a decree nisi to Mr. Benjamin Morrcell Stephens, an actor known as Henry Morreil, on the ground of the ...

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  21. FRINCE AS HORSEMAN.

    The Prince of Wales, riding his own house. Rife Grenade, gave a fine exhibition of horsemanship. and finished second in Earl Haig's Cup point-to-point at Leicester. ...

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  23. A COAL SUBSIDY.

    Mr. Hodgee, speaking at [?] admitted that present, was exceeded the prices obtained for coal. He suggested that the Government. should place ...

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  24. LATEST SHIPPING.

    The Adelaide Radio Station was in communication with the following ships on [?]day night:— Roserig Har[?] Kar[?] Great City, Hu[?] Wi[?] Australiford, ...

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  25. MARSHAL JOFFRE.

    Marshal Joffire tells tho following story of his most memorable Christmas, spent in beleaguered Paris, 50 years ago, “I was”. be writes “ among the fortunate ones for [?] ...

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  26. KITTEN CROSSES THE OCEAN.

    A gentleman kitten called Kelly has arrived at New York by parcel post, having survived eight days in a closed [?] without food or water. the bag was despatched ...

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  27. MEDAL FOR FOOD.

    A Mons [?] plight was [?] at Maidenhead. (England) when Geroge Arthur Case and [?] South were charged with stealing boots and clothing from a ...

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  28. SOUTH AFRICAN RAILWAYS.

    In the Assembly this afternoon the Minister for Railways said the position of he railway was profoundly unsatisfactory. The total exnenditure was estimated at. ...

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  29. CURRENCY CAUSES BOILS.

    Pars is suffering from a new epidemic—disgreeable but not dangerous—because the population bus [?] money. During the last few [?] small [?] and ...

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  31. LIVED IN FOUR REIGNS

    A remarkable gathering took place in the little Hampshire village of Fleet recently when Dr. J. Freere entertained all in the district who had lived in the four reigns— ...

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  32. PERSONAL.

    Our London correspondent cables that Mr. William Murdoch, the famous plainst, has married Mrs?. Dorothy Land. The annual dinner o£ the Royal ...

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  33. IF GERMANS HAD LANDED.

    If Gorman soldiers had pot foot in this country the horrors of Leige and Namur would have been child's play to the fate of the English towns and villages said ...

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