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  2. A NATIONS TRAGEDY

    In cleon happy Australia we have never heard children crying in the streets for food while mothers begged scraps of bread and bones that a Cairo mongrel would ...

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  3. DESERTED ANZAC.

    In leaving Anraz our troops must have experienced mingled feelings of satisfaction and regret. No one in his right mind could have been anxious to remain there ...

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  4. SAY 'YES!"

    One of the important details associated with the raising ot australia s new army is that of efficient officering. As already announced the force will consist of nine ...

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  5. COMPULSION IN GREAT BRITAIN

    Dealing with the conscription crisis precipitated by the decision of the Cabinet in favour of compulsion being applied to[?] single men who have not attested under the Derby ...

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  6. RUSSIAN ATTACK.

    A wireless message from Vienna, giving particulars of fighting in Bukowina, reads:— "Repeated Russian attacks on the ...

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  7. PITH OF THE WAR.

    For the present the chief interest in the conscription question in Great Britain centros in the Labour party, which was expected to define its ...

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  8. THE BALKANS.

    A telegram from Zurich states that the "Pester Llord," a leading newsppaer of Buda Pest, announces that the Russian mission to Roumania has been entirely ...

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  9. POSITION IN AUSTRALIA.

    Referring yesterduy to the decision of the British Cabinet to adopt compulsory enlistment of men of military age, the Prime Minister (Mr. Hughes) said that he regarded ...

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  10. THE PERSONAL APPEAL.

    At least one branch of the Commonwealth Government service will be at work while others are enjoying holiday. It embraces the large number of temporary employees [?] ...

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  11. MONTENEGRIN SUCCESSES.

    Official reports received at Borne from Cettigne contain cheering news of the most recent operations in Montenegrin territory. ...

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  12. Russia's New Army.

    Telegrams coming from Petrograd indicate that Russia's new army', will be fully equipped in a few weeks. ...

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  13. Russians in Persia.

    The Russian force entrusted with the mission of restoring order in Persia have occupied Kasban, a flourishing town 92 miles north of Ispahan. ...

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  14. TERRITORIAL UNITS.

    A suggestion has been made according to the State Parliamentary Recruiting Committee, that territorial names should be given to the new battalions which are ...

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  15. CHINESE REVOLT

    The Peking correspondent of the London "Daily Telegraph" states that the authorities of the Yunnan and Kwangshi provinces have informed foreign consuls that they ...

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  16. Newspaper Opinions.

    In a leader summing up a considerable body of Radical opinion, the "Manchester Guardian" says:—"We recognise that for the purposes of the present war Great ...

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  17. RUSSIANS IN AUSTRALIA.

    SYDNEY, Thursday.—The Imperial Russian consul for New South Wales (Mr. T. A. Welch) has received instructions from Russia that all Russians in Australia of ...

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  18. RECRUITING IN VICTORIA.

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  19. Crisis in German Hat Trade.

    The "Zurich Gazette" publishes a statement that the Austrian and German Governments have confiscated 8,000,000 rabbit skins for war supplies, thus causing a crisis ...

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  20. ARMY MEDICAL SERVICE.

    A few months ago Colonel Fetherston, director-general of Austalian medical services, was, in consequence of the numerous complaints of maladministration which ...

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  21. IN THE VOSGES

    A Paris communique issued at midnight on Wednesday stated:— "Despite violentGerman counterattacks, we secured a further series ...

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  22. Japanese Liners Use Cape Route.

    Arrangements are being concluded for Japanese mail steamers trading to and from England, travelling by the Cape route instead of via Suez untiol further notice, owing ...

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  23. BRISK RECRUITING IN SYDNEY.

    SYDNEY, Thursday.—Recruiting in this State has increased greatly since the Christmas holidays. On Wednesday, 228 men were accepted for the Expeditionary ...

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  24. SUMMARY OF EARLIER NEWS.

    The following cable messages appeared in the later editions of "The Argus" on Thursday:— BULGARIAN BOMBAST. ...

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  25. Kaiser's Illness.

    A Berlin telegram received in Amsterdam says that the Kaiser is suffering from a nonmalignant tumour. He is not confined to bed, but remains ...

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  26. SNOWBALL CONTINGENTS.

    SYDNEY, Thursday.—The snowball contingents of recruits marching to Sydney continue to be given very hearty and hospitable receptions at the towns and villages ...

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  27. BRITISH FLEET.

    The patt of the British navy in the war was dealt with by the First Lord of the Admiralty (Mr. Balfour) in a speech at the Empire Theatre in London on Wednesday ...

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  28. Army Funds Stolen.

    Robort Mills Simpson was remanded at the Bow stiect Police Court (London) on Wednesday on a charge of having stolen £20,000, the property of His Majesty the ...

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  29. LABOUR POSITION.

    Interest, in the problem is now concentrated on the action likely to be taken in the mutter by Labour. A conference meets to-day (Thursday), representing the Labour ...

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  30. FEDERAL PUBLIC SERVICE.

    The the annual report of thhe Commonwealth public service commissioner (Mr. MeLachlan), it is shown that up to the end of June, 1,515 officers had enlisted with ...

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  31. AUSTRALASIAN SHIPPING.

    Arrivals.—At London—Turakina and Whakatane. At Antoiagasta—Naiad, At Mejillones—Australien. Departures.—For Sydney—Mary Winkehman. ...

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  32. LABOUR'S "PLEDGE."

    After hearing addresses by the Prime Minister and Lord Kitchener, and holding lengthy conferences on the subject of recurting, the chosen leaders of Labour on ...

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  33. LETTERS TO SOLDIERS.

    Addresses selected from ranform amongst scores of letters which reach Egypt inditate the reasons why so many communications to soldiers go astray. One soldier ...

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  34. COMMODITIES.

    Contracts have been let for the supply of bread to some of the Government institutions at about ½d. the 4lb. loaf for a period of six months. The price now paid by the ...

    Article : 165 words
  35. The Ford "Peace" Mission.

    The British Foreign Office announces that 55 bags of rubber, weighing 4,000lb., have been removed from the steamer Osear II., which the newspapers believe to be identical ...

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  36. SICK AND WOUNDED.

    Another vessel with sick and wounded soldiers on baord will arrive at Port Melbourne on Sunday morning. Although the times are open to correction, it was stated ...

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  37. TRADES HALL CONDEMNED.

    At the monthly uncling of the Port Phillip blanch of the Waterside Winkers' Federation, a resolution was earned condemning the action of the Trades Hall ...

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  39. CHEAPER BUTTER IN SYDNEY.

    SYDNKA, Thursday.—Having received evidence that since recent rain, production of butter has increased, the Necessary Commodities Control Commission has decided ...

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  40. RACEGOERS GIVE FIELD-GLASSES.

    SYDNEY, Thursday.—The appeal for field-glasses for soldiers, initiated by Colonel Ramaciotti, district commandant, at the commencement of the Christmas racing ...

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  41. DERBY SCHEME EXPLAIXED.

    The position of married men who attensted under the Derby recruiting scheme was made clear in the following correspondence published in the third week of ...

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  42. BUTTER EXPORT EMBARGO.

    TRAFALGAR, Thursday.—At a meeting of the directors of the Trafalgar Co-operative Butter and Cheese Factory Company Limited, a resoultion was passed protesting ...

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