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  2. ADDRESS TO THE KING.

    The House of Commons carried unanimously an address congratulating the King on the prospect of a victorious peace. Mr. Bonar Law (the Leader of the ...

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  3. BRUSSELS.

    The following Belgian official despatch was [?]ned last night:—"The occupation of Ant[?]p has been completed. To-day the [?]ps took possession of the outer forts. ...

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  4. ENTE[?]TE'S COUNTER MOVE.

    The Amsterdam correspondent of the Central News Agency (London) says that the Entente countries have threatened to cut off Holland's food supply in the event ...

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  5. PEACE CONFERENCE.

    The Washington correspondent of the New York "Times" says that, while no further details regarding the President's prospective visit to Europe have been ...

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  6. SECOND EDITION.

    Captain Persius, the well-known German naval writer, has published in the Berlin "Tageblatt" some sensational revelations. He says it was only the misty weather and ...

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  7. THE FRENCH MISSION.

    Perth vied with her sister capital in the open-heartedness of her welcome to the French Mission yesterday, and in the result she gave the visitors a reception ...

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  8. DISARMED GERMAN SOLDIERS.

    After negotiations with the Entente Powers, Holland has allowed some 25,000 disarmed German soldiers to cross the frontier at Limburg for thei homes. ...

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  9. A COUP THAT FAILED.

    The situation in Holland has been rendered stable for the present, but it was dangerous on Wednesday night, when M. Troelstra summoned the Queen to abdicate, ...

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  10. REPATRIATION.

    The first batch of repatriated soldiers under the terms of the armistice have been sent from Hull to a camp in Ripon. They include five Australians. Several ...

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  11. METZ.

    It is announced officially that General Petain is establishing the French headquarters in Metz, and that French troops will occupy Vienna, Prague and Budapest. ...

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  12. GERMANY.

    Owing to an alteration of the arrangements, the German war vessels will not leave their bases until Wednesday. They will arrive in British waters on Thursday. ...

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  13. RECEPTION OF THE MEN.

    The Commandant of the Australian administrative headquarters, London, cables details in regard to the return of prisoners of war on their release by ...

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  14. THE PEOPLE'S WELCOME.

    General Pau and the members of the French delegation had a triumphal progress through the streets of Perth on leaving the railway station. Preceded by the ...

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  15. PRISONERS OF WAR.

    Mr. G. H. Perris, the special correspondent of the London "Daily Chronicle" on the French front, says that within a few hours of the arrival of the French in ...

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  16. ARRIVAL IN PERTH.

    The formal reception of General Pau and his colleagues on the railway station was not a spectacular affair. The ceremonial had been reserved for the exterior of the ...

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  17. IMPERIAL WAR CABINET.

    The political correspondent of the London "Daily News" foreshadows from trustworthy information the arrangements for the Peace Conference. The Imperial War ...

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  18. THE EX-KAISER.

    There is a growing feeling that the ex-Kaiser's presence in Holland is a menace to Europe. Home newspapers demand that he should be extradited and put on trial. ...

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  19. GENERAL ITEMS.

    The Canadian Victory Loan of £100,000,000 was over-subscribed by £35,000,000. ...

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  20. DEMOBILISATION.

    The War Office authorities say that the military situation does not admit of the commencement of the demobilisation scheme except with regard to the limited ...

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  21. SOUTH AFRICA.

    A message received from Port Elizabeth (Algoa Bay, Cape Colony) says that the news concerning the armistice has caused a remarkable revival of the ostrich feather ...

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  22. THE INITIAL GREETING.

    "If you want any token of what is in the hearts of the people, look around you!" Well might the Premier point to the memorable scene outside the railway ...

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  23. DISORDERLY EVACUATION.

    The disorderlines which has occurred in connection with the German evacuation is due largely to many soldiers who have surrendered, having refused to leave France. ...

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  24. BRITISH VESSEL TORPEDOED.

    It is reported officially that the mine sweeper Ascot was torpedoed and sunk with all hands on November 10, off the north-eastern coast of England. Fifty-three ...

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  25. COST OF THE WAR.

    The Washington correspondent of the New York "Times" says that, according to statistics published in a Federal bullentin, the war, up to the date of the signing of the ...

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  26. SITUATION CONFUSED.

    The situation in Germany has become further confused. Ex-Prince Eitel (the second son of the ex-Kaiser) is remaining in Potsdam, and issuing proclamations ...

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  27. TRINITY CHURCH PLATFORM.

    Through a misunderstanding on the part of someone, what was intended to be a review of the troops in the procession from a stand in front of Trinity Church, St. ...

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  28. MERCHANT TONNAGE.

    The British Admiralty authorities announce that the British merchant tonnage losses in October totalled 84,000 gross, and the Allied and nautral combined 93,000. The ...

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  29. OFFICIAL MESSAGES.

    The British Official Press Bureau notifies that Mr. W. M. Hughes sent the following message to Field-Marshal Haig:—"The Government and the people of ...

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  30. TURKEY.

    Lord Robert Cecil (the Assistant Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs) said in the House of Commons last evening that the armistice provided for the release of all ...

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  31. THE MISSION'S GREETINGS.

    On arriving in Perth yesterday morning. General Pau handed to our special representative, who accompanied the members of the French Mission from Northam, the ...

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  32. MORE REPUBLICS.

    The princes of the small German principalities of Schwarsenberg-Rudolstadt and Schaumburg-Lippe have renounced their thrones, and republics have been established ...

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  33. JAPANESE DELEGATES.

    It is announce officially that Ambassadors Chinda and Matsui of London and Paris respectively) will represent Japan at the Peace Conference. ...

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  34. AUSTRALIANS ESCAPE.

    Privates E. J. Amy (Port Melbourne, 29th Battalion), J. F. Bayes (Adelaide, 32nd Battalion), D. Ferry (Sydney, 25th Battalion), and A. J. Whittington (Western Australia, ...

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  35. THE REVOLUTION.

    There was an enormous demonstration in Berlin on Sunday to celebrate the revolution. Thousands of troops marched in procession, singing the "Marseillaise." ...

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  36. AMERICA AND BRITAIN.

    The Prime Minister (Mr. Lloyd George) has telegraphed to President Wilson:—"My beartiest thanks for your cordial and kindly message. I am certain that the ideals ...

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  37. MESSAGE FROM ADMIRAL HALSEY

    Rear-Admiral Sir Lionel Halsey (commanding the Australian Navy) has, on behalf of the Australian Fleet, sent the following message to the Australian Imperial ...

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  38. HUNGARY'S PRESIDENT.

    It is expected that Count Michael Karolyi will be the first President of the Republic of Hungary. [Count Karolyi is one of the most ...

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  39. PLEASURE IN BERLIN.

    In spite of their "Privations," Berlin people indulged in racing on November 10. A race meeting announced for November 12 was abandoned only because a van ...

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  40. PETAIN CREATED A MARSHAL.

    General Petain has been created a Marshal. ...

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  41. PROBLEMS OF PEACE.

    Speaking in Cooma to-night, the Premier (Mr. Holman) referred to problems of peace, and said that while he was not in a position to declare the final decision ...

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  42. EN ROUTE FROM NORTHAM.

    The fact that the Kalgoorlie express yesterday contained the members of the French Mission was well recognised all along the line. Not only did every town ...

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  43. PAGEANTS OF VICTORY.

    The "Matin" announces that the French Government contemplates arranging a great pageant to celebrate victory and the redemption of the stolen territories, ...

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  44. BRITISH CASUALTIES.

    Mr. James Macpherson (the Deputy-Secretary of State for War) announced in the House of Commons that the total British and Dominions's casualties in all of the ...

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  45. CIVIC RECEPTION.

    The old Town Hall never looked gayer than it did yesterday morning, when a civic reception was tendered to General Pau and the members of the French Mission by the ...

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  46. BADEN AND WURTTEMBURG.

    Rioting continues in Baden and Wurttemburg. Soldiers who have returned from the front are plundersing shops and farms for food. They peasantry are greatly ...

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  47. INTERNATIONAL COMBINES.

    In the House of Commons yesterday Mr. Waldorf Astor, Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Food, said that the Food Controller was aware that international ...

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  48. PACIFIC COLONIES.

    The New York "Times" comments editorially on the Australian Senate's resolution opposing the return of the Pacific islands to Germany. It says: "It is ...

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  49. BRITISH NEWS.

    Having been asked to make a statement as to the Government's policy of improving overseas trade, Sir Arthur Steel Maitland (Parliamentary Secretary of the ...

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  50. HOLLAND.

    Events in Holland are shrouded in mystery. The latest telegram relating to the political situation is dated Thursday, and it is feared that a grave crisis ...

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  51. HUNS' ABRUPT CHANGE.

    The "Pall Mall Gazette" says:—"Only a people destitute of honour and shame could show such an abrupt change from bullying to cringing as is exhibited by defeated ...

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  52. AUSTRALIAN REPRESENTATION.

    In the House of Assembly to-day Mr. Reidy (Nationalist) moved:—"That in the opinion of this House the dominions must be permitted the fullest constitutional ...

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  53. THE FOOD SITUATION.

    Mr. Herbert C. Hoover (the Administrator of Food) declares that it is unnecessary for Americans to deprive themselves of a single mouthful of food in order to feed the ...

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  54. OIL PIPE INSTALLATION.

    The British Admiralty authorities announce that a thirty-six miles oil pipe installation has been opened linking up the Clyde and the Forth, for the purpose ...

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  55. COMMONWEALTH.

    The Riverina is due in Sydney to-morrow morning with five or six hundred troops aboard, as well as passengers. ...

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  56. A CANADIAN SUGGESTION.

    Canadian clubs and other organisations throughout Canada have telegraphed to the Prime Minister (Sir Robert Borden), who is in London, to insist an exemplary ...

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  57. PRISONERS OF WAR.

    New Zealand prisoners of war are arriving in Britain. Sir Thomas Mackenzie (the High Commissioner for New Zealand) says that the New Zealand military ...

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  58. WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

    The military authorities desire to thank the following for services rendered with their motor cars on the occasion of the disembarking of invalids on the 18th inst. :— ...

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  59. THE FRENCH ADVANCE.

    A French communique issued on Tuesday stated:—"Our advance continues, amidst marked demonstrations of joy on the part of the populations. The material ...

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  60. WAGES ON WAR TIME BASIS.

    The House of Commons has passed the second reading of the Bill regulating wages on the war time basis for six months. ...

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