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  2. PRESIDENT WILSON.

    At the official dejeuner party given by M. and Mine. Poincare at the Palais de l'Elysee in honour of President and Mrs. Wilson, President Wilson spoke as follows ...

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  3. A PILOT'S EXPERIENCE.

    An extraordinary incident is related by a Channel pilot. On Sunday he descended from the ship's side in the darkness off Dungeness and saw an object in the water, ...

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  4. GERMANY.

    Though the past week in Germany has been calmer, the general situation is ominous and the comparative transquility arises from fatigue. The elections show ...

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  5. THE ANZACS.

    Sir James Mills presided at the Australian and New Zealand Club's luncheon to General Sir William Birdwood and Mr. Winston Churchill, Minister of Munitions. ...

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  6. INFLUENZA MENACE.

    Dr. Mitchell medical officer in charge at Woodman's Point Quarantine Station, reported last night that four deaths had occurred during the day and that four ...

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  7. COTTON TROUBLE.

    A meeting of cotton operatives at Manchester unanimously approved of a settlement of the strike trouble. The operatives will receive an advance of 50 per cent. on ...

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  8. FRENCH SOCIALISTS.

    The following is the next of the speech made by President Wilson to a Socialist delegation in Paris on Saturday:—"Gentlemen, I receive with great ...

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  9. SOLDIERS' COMFORTS.

    The following cable from Colonel Drake-Brockman was received in Perth on December 5:—"This brigade is composed of Victorians, Queenslanders, New South ...

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  10. THE EX-KAISER.

    The "Handalsblad," voicing the general Dutch sense of inconvenience from the Kaiser's presence, says that the Government is strictly guarding against intrigues from ...

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  11. RUSSIA.

    An English correspondent at Cracow says that Poland is slipping back to the Middle Ages. The property owners, like the mediaeval barons, raise their own ...

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  12. STATEMENT FROM THE PREMIER.

    At a citizens' protest meeting, held at Fremantle last night, the Mayor read the following letter from the Premier, setting out the attitude of the State Government ...

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  13. "LITTLE WILLIE'S" PECCADILLOES.

    The residents of Weirngen angrily demonstrated outside the ex-Crown Prince's house owing to his association with a lady visitor from Amsterdem. The burgomaster ...

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  14. THE BOONAH CONTACTS.

    Through Dr. Mitchell, who visited the transport Boonah yesterday, the troops confined there have asked that it be made clear that none of the men now on board ...

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  15. RETURNING TO AUSTRALIA.

    The following have been listed for return to Australia and are actually an route from abroad:— List O.—(6075) Pte J. Farley. ...

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  16. A POPULAR VISITOR.

    President Wilson is arranging for an early tour of the devastated French areas and will visit the American army. His broad, happy smile in acknowledging the ...

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  17. A SERIOUS SITUATION.

    Herr Ebert in a speech in Berlin, said that the economic and political situation was very serious. He protested against the Allies' very high demands, and announced ...

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  18. KIEFF OCCUPIED BY GERMANS.

    A report from Kieff states that the counter revolutionary troops co-operating with the Germans have occupied the town. The Hetman has abdicated, and the ...

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  19. INDUSTRIAL TROUBLE.

    Strikes are spreading in Berlin, and 150,000 workers are out. ...

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  20. MISCELLANEOUS.

    The secretary of the Fremantle Naval Comfort and Welcome Fund has received the following letter from the officer in charge of the naval ratings on board the ...

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  21. TRADE WITH AMERICA.

    The Washington correspondent of the New York "Times" says that the War Trade Board has made definite plans to re-open trade relations on a large scale ...

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  22. QUARANTINE PROVISIONS.

    Statements made in authoritative quarters point, if true, to serious neglect on the part of the quarantine authorities to make adequate preparation for the ...

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  23. RIOTS AT DRESDEN.

    Rioting took place at Dresden on Saturday last, the demonstrators pillaging the military stores. They were dispersed by Government troops after several had been ...

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  24. SOCIALIST REPUBLIC DESINED.

    In the statement made by Herr Hease, the Foreign Minister, the reference to the Crown Council at Potedam was made in the course of an interview to the Danish ...

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  25. AMERICA.

    Mr. J. W. Husted (Republican, New York) has introduced a resolution in the House of Representatives that the United States ought not to enter any league of ...

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  26. TOUR OF BATTLEFIELDS.

    President Wilson is proceeding to-day on a motor tour of the battlefields, especially those of the Marne. ...

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  27. PEACE CONFERENCE.

    The Paris correspondent of the New York "World" says that it is pointed out that at the recent meeting between Signor Orlando, M. Clemenceau, and Mr. Lloyd ...

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  28. SOUTH AFRICA.

    A message from Johannesburg states that it is reported in well-informed financial circles that as a result of an investigation into the gold position which is now ...

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  29. PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES.

    In his capacity of Medical Officer of Health, Dr. Birmingham, attended the Fremantle Council meeting on Monday evening, and gave some interesting ...

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  30. BOLSHEVIKS BOMBARDED.

    An Esthonian communique states:—"A British squadron in the Gulf of Finland bombarded the Bolsheviks, both the rear and front sections, and the enemy's ...

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  31. RECORD WHEAT CROP.

    It is officially forecasted that the winter wheat crop will total 765,000,000 bushels, which will break the record by 80,000,000 bushels. ...

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  32. SHIPPING OUTPUT.

    The Washington correspondent of the New York "Times" says that the United States Shipping Board has announced that 287 ships, totalling 1,800,000 dead weight ...

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  33. DATE OF MEETING.

    It is doubtful whether serious progress in the preliminary negotiations between Britain, France, Italy, and America will be possible before January. Mr. Lloyd ...

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  34. QUESTION OF ENEMY SUBJECTS.

    Speaking at Parkly West, the Minister of Justice (Mr. N. J. de Wet), said that the question of enemy subjects called for the exercise of common sense. The British ...

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  35. SILVER CHAIN FETE.

    Most roads led last night to the Silver Chain Christmas Fair. Large as was the attendance on the opening day, the crowds that visited the carnival yesterday were ...

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  36. BRITISH MISSIONS.

    Sir Henry Babington Smith, during a speech, reviewed the activities of the British missions to the United States. He said that the most powerful instrument and ...

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  37. FUTURE POLICY OF QUARANTINE DEPARTMENT.

    The Mayor (Mr. W. Montgomery) informed the Fremantle Council meeting on Monday evening that he had interviewed Dr. Cox (chief quarantine officer) on the ...

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  38. SEMINOFF AND KOLCHAK.

    Dispatches from Vladivostok say that the differences between General Seminoff, the Cossack leader, and Admiral Kolchak, the head of the Siberian Government, are ...

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  39. AMERICA AND INDEMNITIES.

    The Washington correspondent of the New York "Times" says that Senator M. Poindexter, in a speech assailing the Secretary of the Navy (Mr. J. Daniels), who ...

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  40. THE PRUSSIAN GUARDS.

    Messages from Berlin state that the Prussian Guard regiments announce that they intend to remain faithful to the Republicans, but they will not allow themselves ...

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  41. BRITISH NEWS.

    General Smuts has sent a letter to the Prime Minister notifying his resignation from the War Cabinet. He pointed out that the appointment was purely a war ...

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  42. GENERAL ITEMS.

    The Belgian Government has notified Holland that war material and provisions for military workers from France and England will be brought to Belgium via ...

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  43. SITUATION AT PETROGRAD.

    Members of the Danish Legation who have arrived from Petrograd state that the situation there is rapidly becoming worse. The Bolsheviks intend to evacuate ...

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  44. FATE OF THE CONTACTS.

    A meeting of Fremantle citizens was held in the Town Hall last evening. The Mayor (Mr. W. Montgomery), who presided, said that he had called the meeting in ...

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  45. GERMANY'S RULERS.

    A correspondent of the London "Daily News" interviewed Herr Ebert in Berlin who said that the only fatal menace to the situation was the economic position, and ...

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  46. NEED FOR PATIERCE.

    The Commissioner of Public Health (Dr. Atkinson) made an interesting statement yesterday regarding quarantine matters in relation to pnoumonic influenza, and urging ...

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  47. AN AMERICAN PROPOSAL.

    The Paris correspondent of the United Press Association states that it is under stood that the American peace delegation favours a preliminary discussion, in which ...

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  48. COMMONWEALTH.

    The question of the leave to be granted to members of the A.I.F. on their return to Australia for demobilisation was reviewed by the Federal Cabinet this week. ...

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  49. A GALLANT AIRMAN.

    Lieutenant Robinson V.C., who brought down the first Zeppelin in England, and who was subsequently taken prisoner, has been repatriated. He has been in eight ...

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  50. DANISH TORPEDO BOAT.

    A Danish torpedo boat struck a mine, with the result that seven of the crew were killed and four were wounded. ...

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  51. GENERAL BOTHA.

    General Louis Botha and the members of his party landed at Tribury on Monday evening from the Japanese steamer Iyo Maru, from Capetown. The party were ...

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  52. SOVIETS' CONFERENCE.

    Reports from Berlin state that the Workers' Councils of Berlin have elected seven Majority Socialists, five Independent Socialists, and one Intellectual as delegates ...

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  53. EX-EMPEROR CARL.

    Reports from Vienna state that the ex-Emperor Carl intends to be a candidate at the forthcoming elections for the Austrian National Assembly. ...

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  54. SOLDIERS' GRAVES.

    The Minister for Defence (Senator Pearce) stated to-day that he had learnt from General Pau that a large number of persons in Australia had written to the ...

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  55. BRITISH WAR PRISONERS.

    Among many testimonies of the German ill-treatment of prisoners none is more circumstantial and authentic than the diary kept by a committee of British officers at ...

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  56. PRZEMYSL.

    Untrained troops surround Przemysl on three sides, and access can only be obtained by the railway on the westward side of the city. ...

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  57. NEW SEAMEN'S COUNCIL.

    A new Seamen's Council has been formed at Hamburg. It demands control of the entire mercantile fleet, and threatens to sink every ship unless all its demands are ...

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  58. HUNGARY.

    A telegram from Pudapesth states that during the war 11,400 persons were court martialled and sentenced to death, of which number 3,700 were pardoned. ...

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  59. NAVAL ARMISTICE.

    From Kiel it is reported that Admiral Browning has intimated that Germany must be prepared for the British occupation of Heligoland, unless the naval terms ...

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  60. ROUMANIA.

    Count Bratiano is forming a National Ministry in Roumania. ...

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  61. SOUTH AFRICA'S REPRESENTATION.

    A message from Pretoria states that Sir Percy Fitzpatrick, a prominent member of the Unionist Party, while regretting that Sir Thomas Smartt (Leader of the ...

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  62. BRITISH IN COLOGNE.

    The Cologne curtain was lifted on the last scene of a great drama, says a correspondent, in describing the significant history of the spectacle of the British crossing ...

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  63. ITALIAN CASUALTIES.

    General Gugliemate, millitary attache at Washington, states that Italy suffered 1,500,000 casualties during the war including 500,000 killed, and 500,000 permanently ...

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  64. AUSTRALIAN WHEAT BOARD.

    The State Government has decided to appoint a farmers' representative on the Australian Wheat Board. The Premier stated to-day that there were difficulties surround ...

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  65. WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

    To his acquaintances and admirers among the men of the A.I.F. our latest Victoria Cross winner is known by the undignifield sobriquet of "Fat" McCarthy. ...

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  66. ANTI-BOLSHEVIK MISSION.

    A message from Constantinople states that a Russian anti-Bolshevik mission headed by M. Milliukoff, a former Minister, has arrived from Jassy, Roumania. ...

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  67. QUEEN OF NORWAY.

    The Queen of Norway will arrive in England to-morrow. [The Queen of Norway was formerly Princess Mand, daughter of King Edward ...

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  69. CRIME IN INDO-CHINA.

    Hanoi and Tongking messages state that an ex-official attempted to assassinate M. Sanant, the Governor-General of French Indo-China, and wounded him with a ...

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  70. THE IRISH QUESTION.

    Mass meetings held here have demanded that President Wilson use his position at the Peace Conference in favour of self[?] for Ireland. ...

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