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  2. RUSSIA.

    The Grand Duke Nicholas, on being interviewed at Tiflis, said:—"Now that the new Government is an accomplished fact, a return to the old regime would be ...

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  3. AMERICA.

    The Americans are now facing the international situation with quiet determination. There is the greatest relief and widespread satisfaction, owing to the President's ...

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  4. APPLE DAY.

    The appeal of the committee of the War Patriotic Fund to the public of the metropolitan area to signalise yesterday as a day upon which they would "buy apples, ...

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  5. WESTERN FRONT

    In a despatch issued last evening Field-Marshal Sir Douglas Haig reported: "The enemy's resistance is increasing on the whole front west of Saint Quentin to ...

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  6. GERMANY RIPE FOR REVOLUTION.

    There are 30,000 cases of small-pox in Germany, according to a report to the Reichstag by a Socialist member, Herr Hoffmann, received here from Berlin by the ...

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  7. GERMAN ESPIONAGE.

    Two men, named Albert Saunders and Carl Wunnenberg, accused of sending spies to England, have been sentenced to two years' imprisonment and fined £500. They ...

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  8. BRITISH NEWS.

    In the House of Lords yesterday Lord Devonport (the Food Controller) said that the appeal for the voluntary rationing of meat, bread and sugar had been generally ...

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  9. CHINA AND GERMANY.

    The Chinese Government will make no further payments to Germany on account of the Boxer rising indemnity. It has also decided to discontinue the payment of ...

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  10. NEW FRENCH GOVERNMENT.

    The Chamber of Deputies yesterday passed a unanimous vote of confidence in the Ribot Government. ...

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  11. TROUBLE IN PETROGRAD.

    The "Morning Post's" Petrograd correspondent, in a message dated Monday, reports:—"There is little positive news beyond the satisfactory fact that one ...

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  12. MESOPOTAMIA.

    Mr. Candler, the official correspondent with the British forces in Mesopotamia, states that the river fleet is pursuing the Turks towards Baghdad. It is hotly ...

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  13. MR. LLOYD GEORGE'S FELICITATIONS.

    The Press Burean announces that the Prime Minister (Mr. Lloyd George) forwarded the following telegram to Prince Lvoff (Russian Prime Minster):—"It gives the ...

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  14. THE LIQUOR TRADE.

    A meeting held in Queen's Hall yesterday demanded the prohibition of the liquor trade during the period of the war demobilisation. ...

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  15. THE FIGHTING ZONE.

    A wireless Russian official report received yesterday stated:—"In the direction of Lida (about 50 miles south of Vilna) the enemy attacked and after a long bombardment ...

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  16. THE DARDANELLES.

    In the House of Commons yesterday Mr. R. L. Outhwaite (Liberal, Hanley) asked whether, in view of the charges levelled against the Czar and his Ministers, the ...

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  17. ACTIVITY IN MOLDAVIA.

    An official Russian wireless report received yesterday states that there is intense aerial and artillery activity in the direction of Focshani (in Southern ...

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  18. WAR PATRIOTIC FUND.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 472 words
  19. COMMONWEALTH.

    The Minister for Defence to-day received the following message, dated March 21, from Lieutenant-General Sir William Birdwood:—"I know you will be glad to hear ...

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  20. IRELAND.

    The second reading of the Consolidsted Fund Bill in the House of Commons yesterday provided an opportunity for a debate on the Irish question. Sir Henry Dalziel ...

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  21. THE CZAR'S ABDICATION.

    General Russky is believed to be the direct agent in persuading the Czar to abdicate, instead of sending troops to suppress the revolution. The Czar was on route to ...

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  22. TREATMENT OF PRISONERS.

    Dr. Krieg, on behalf of the Foreign Office, has declared that the conditions under which prisoners of war are detained at the Alexandra Palace, London, are ...

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  23. A GUNNER'S HEROIC SACRIFICE.

    Details have been received of an heroic sacrifice on the part of Gunner E. W. E. Williams, now serving in France, but late of Port Largs, near Adelaide. Williams ...

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  24. POST-WAR PROBLEMS.

    Mr. John Hodge (Minister for Labour), speaking at the conference of the Associated Chambers of Commerce, said:—"We must have a scientific organisation of ...

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  25. PLACATING FINLAND.

    The Government has issued a manifesto ratifying the constitution of the Grand Duchy of Finland, promising a general amnesty to political offenders, and the ...

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  26. THE SUBMARINE CAMPAIGN.

    The full text has been published of remarkable confidential instructions officially issued to German newspapers telling them how to discuss the question of unlimited ...

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  27. SIR ERNEST SHACKLETON.

    "I am coming back to Australia to lecture after the war, and then I shall go through America on a lecturing tour, but meanwhile my duty lies elsewhere," said ...

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  28. PROSECUTION OF AN EX-MINISTER

    The Government has ordered the immediate prosecution of M. Soukhomhinoff on a charge of high treason. [Soukhomhinoff, a former Minister for ...

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  29. THE WAR CABINET.

    The War Cabinet met to-day, Much interest centres in India's appearance at the War Council, as her representatives are not likely to be mere appanages of the ...

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  30. A GERMAN STORY.

    A wireless German official report, intercepted by the Admiralty yesterday evening, stated:—"Prince Friedrich Carl, of Prussia, flew over the enemy lines between Arras ...

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  31. REVOLUTION IN MOSCOW.

    A message from Moscow despatched on Wednesday gives first details of the revolution in Moscow, which show that it began with a general strike on the 13th. A ...

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  32. MR. HUGHES'S ABSENCE.

    The Prime Minister to-day received the following cable message from the British Prime Minister (Mr. Lloyd George) regarding his absence from the Imperial ...

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  33. WANTON GERMAN DESTRUCTION.

    The New York "Times" London correspondent yesterday interviewed General Maurice, who stated:—"The Germans blew up every important cross road in their ...

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  34. RUMOURED PEACE MOVE.

    There is a strong neutral move, headed by M. Ritter, the Swiss Minister, pending, with a view to keeping the United States and Germany from hostilities. It is ...

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  35. AMERICAN STEAMER SUNK.

    The American steamer Healdton (4,489 tons) was torpedoed by a German submarine yesterday. Seven survivors reached Terschelling. ...

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  36. WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

    Mrs. W. Innes, Langueville, Beanfort-street, Perth, has received information that her brother, Private John Ettridge, A.I.F., is dangerously ill in France. ...

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  37. OUR NEW GOVERNOR.

    The Governor, Sir William [?] cartney, was given a farewell by the citizens at the Town Hall to-day, there being a very large and representative attend. ...

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  38. THE VICTORY LOAN.

    The "Sun" publishes an interview with Mr. Bonar Law (British Chancellor of the Exchequer) who said:—"Eight millions of Britishers participated in the recent ...

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  39. COLLAPSE OF W[?]TNESSES.

    In taking evidence in the Federal Arbitration Court at Darlinghurst, respecting the claims of the Telephone Officers' Association against the Public Service ...

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  40. ARMED MERCHANTMEN.

    It is rumoured that Holland has refused America's request to admit American armed merchantmen to Dutch ports. It is assumed, therefore, that Anglo-American ...

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  41. GENERAL ITEMS.

    Herr Ledebour (Socralist), speaking in the Reichstag, said: "We have just learned of the great events in Russia. They emphasiso the importance of suppressing our ...

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  42. BRITAIN'S MESSAGE.

    In moving in the House of Commons yesterday that fraternal greetings be sent to the Duma and the heartiest congratulations to the Russian people on the establishment ...

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  43. GREAT GERMAN OFFENSIVE.

    The New York "Times" correspondent at the Hague advises that he learns from confidential German sources that Germany intends to launch a great offensive on a ...

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  44. AT SEA.

    It is officially announced in Berlin that the auxiliary cruiser Moewe has returned home, after a second cruise in the Atlantia ...

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  45. FRENCH SHIPPING.

    The French official shipping report for the week ended Sunday last gives the following figures:—Arrivals (vessels of over 100 tons, excluding fishing craft), 920: ...

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  46. MISCELLANEOUS.

    It is proposed to have a reunion of all returned 10th Light Horsemen at an early date, and with this object in view all returned members of the regiment are ...

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  47. GERMAN DISORDER.

    The newspapers here discredit the rumours of serious disorder in Germany. They point out that telegraphic communication with Holland is uninterrupted. A ...

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  48. INCOMPATIBLE POSITIONS

    At a recent meeting of the Kalgoorli Recruiting Committee exception was taken to the fact that the secretary (Mr. J. Keegan) had been appointed by the ...

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  49. ELECTORAL REFORM.

    In the House of Commons yesterday Mr. Asquith tabled a motion in favour of prompt legislation to carry out the electoral reform suggestions of the Speaker's ...

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  50. THE MOEWE'S EARLIER EXPLOITS.

    In the New York "Times" of recent date the story of the Moewe's carlier exploits is told by one of her officers. He says:— "Rough weather and complete darkness ...

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  51. AFRICAN LABOUR IN EUROPE.

    The "Daily Telegraph's" Capetown correspondent states that General Sir Louis Botha, speaking in the Assembly in reply to the Nationalists' criticisms, agreed ...

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  52. JAPANESE SHIPPING.

    The announcement of shipping arrivals and departures to and from the Pacific and Indian Ocean ports is prohibited. ...

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  53. DEALINGS IN SPELTER.

    The Press Bureau announces that the Minister for Munitions prohibits dealings in spelter, except under licence. ...

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  54. SIR JOSEPH WARD'S VIEW.

    Speaking at the National Liberal Club last night Sir Joseph Ward referred to the Irish question, and quoted Mr. Bonar Law's statement in the House of Commons on the ...

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  55. THE CLYDE STRIKERS.

    Numbers of the Clyde strikers have returned to work. The engineers will hold meetings to-day to discuss the resumption of work on the basis of Mr. Hodge's ...

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  56. GERMAN COMMERCIAL FLEET.

    In the Reichstag yesterday Dr. Karl Helfferich (Minister for the Interior) stated that negotiations were proceeding with shipowners in connection with the constitution ...

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