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  2. BRITISH POLITICS,

    Mr. J. H. Thomas, organising secretary of the Amalgamated Society of Railway Employees, who has been re-elected as a Labour member of ...

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  3. PNEUMONIC INFLUENZA.

    SYDNEY, Friday.—The Sydney [?]tine Station is now free from pneumonic influenza. There are still five patients in the Quarantine Hospital, last they are ...

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  4. INTERESTING CRICKET.

    At the close of yesterday's play in the game between Victoria and South Australia on the M.C.C. ground, a most interesting stage had been reached. ...

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  5. AUSTRALIA AND THE WAR.

    A specially written and illustrated review of the part played by Australin in the Great War has been prepared for free distribution with "The Argus," and will be ...

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  6. DEMOBILISATION.

    Marshal Foch, after consultation with Field-Marshal Sir Douglas Haig and other generals. has decided that the size of the Allied army needed in France leaves a large ...

    Article : 415 words
  7. ADVANCING POLES.

    Advices from Berlin state that 30,000 Polish troops are advancing towards Berlin. Herr Noske, the German Minister for the Army, has ordered the Fifth Division ...

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  8. RUSSIAN PROBLEM.

    The London "Daily Mail" says that affairs in Russia are causing deep anxiety to the Allies, and that the Russian question is likely to be the first discussed at the ...

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  9. AGITATED BERLIN.

    One hundred delegates, representing the whole of Germany, have attended a Spartacus (Extremist) Congress in Berlin. The Congress passed a resolution declaring ...

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  10. PEACE DISCUSSIONS.

    Colonel House (contidential adviser to President Wilson), who will be one of the American representatives at the Peace Con ference, and is now in Paris, has ...

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  11. Military Party

    The Berlin correspondent of the "Daily Express" telegraphs that Herr Barth, a leader of the Independent Socialists, and an ex-member of the Government, says he ...

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  12. "One of the People."

    In a speech, in Welsh, at Carnarvon, Mr. Lloyd George and that they could rely on one thing that he was stall one of the people, and would continue to fight for ...

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  13. Allies in North.

    Despatches from Archangel to New York state that American troops have captured the village of Kadish, in Northern Russia, and advanced their front two miles. The ...

    Article : 120 words
  14. Paderewski's Plan.

    M. Paderewski, who has been spoken of as the coming President of the Republic of Poland, has gone to Warsaw with the object of forming a National Government. ...

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  15. DEATH RATE IN QUARANTINE.

    Statistics prepared by the-Quarantine department reveal that the rate of mortality amongst the influenza patients in quarrantine has been 7 per cent. which is equal ...

    Article : 159 words
  16. British Delegates.

    The chief British delegates to the Peace Conference will be the Prime Minister (Mr. Lloyd George), the Secretary for Foreign Affairs (Mr. Balfour), the Chancellor of the ...

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  17. LEVEL CROSSING TRAGEDY.

    Death as the result of an accidental col[?]sion was the verdict given by the acting coroner (Dr. O'Brien) at the Morgue yesderday at the conclusion of the inquest ...

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  18. REPATRIATION.

    In State official circles rumours are current that important changes are pending in the administration of the lands department, and that in consequence the control ...

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  19. Panic at Riga.

    The people of Riga are in a panie on account of the reports that the Bolshevika are approaching and are advancing to within 19 miles of the city. Many of the popula ...

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  20. Impressive Demonstration.

    In connection with the funeral of the sailors who were killed in the fighting at the Royal palace in Berlia on Christmas Eve, the Spartacus group organised a ...

    Article : 95 words
  21. Bolshevik Invasion.

    Bolshevik forces are advancing towards Lemberg, and are also threatening Vilas. The Germans refuse to permit the Poles to arm for defense and are undoubtedly siding ...

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  22. Claims of Dominions.

    The Australian Press Association in London learns that it is premature to assume that the claims of the Dominions in regard to indemnities and the German colonies ...

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  23. NEW YEAR HONOURS.

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  24. THE S.S. BOONAH OUTBREAK.

    The following letter from Chaplain-Captain J. A. Ford. Presbyterian chaptain on the transport Boonah, to Chaptain-General Rentout (just received) gives a more ...

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  25. Intervention Advocated.

    The paper in Stockholm conducted by the Swedish Socialist leader, M. Branting ("Social Democrates"), advocates military intervention against Bolshevism in Russia. ...

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  26. IRELAND.

    One of the Sinn Feiners elected to the House of Commons states that it the Peace Congress does not establish Ireland's independence the Sunn Feiners will attend the ...

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  27. An Abdication Demanded.

    The Workmen's and Soldiers' Council at Darmstadt has demanded the abdication of the Grand Duke of Hesse, and threatens that if he does not abdicate he will be ...

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  28. PLOTTING IN BAVARIA.

    According to advices from Amsterdam, seventeen leading citizens of Munich, the Bavatian capital, were arrested on Sunday night, when the police made a raid on ...

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  29. President Wilson's Mission.

    Senator James H. Lewis (Democrat, Chicago) in the United States Senate charged the Republicans with conspiting to discredit President Wilson in Europe by ...

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  30. FIGHTING IN SIBERIA.

    Messages from Vladivo-tock state that the [?]-Sloval, forces [?] Siberia, commanded by General Gaika, have captured the town of [?], and have destroyed the ...

    Article : 97 words
  31. Rebellious Prisoners.

    After negotiations by the Lord Mayor of Dublin, who went to Bel[?] to act as mediator, the revolt of Sinn Fein prisoners at [?] has ended. The prisoners will ...

    Article : 136 words
  32. NEW AMERICAN WARSHIPS.

    Mr. Josephns Daniels, the United States Secretary for the Navy, says that the fighting shipe now being constructed for the United States, will be superior to those of ...

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  33. EX-KAISER ILL.

    The "Frankfurter Zeitung" states that the ex-Kaiser and ex-Kaiserin are still contined to bed with influenza, complicated by intense nervous tension. The ex-Kaiser is ...

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  34. Message from the Pope.

    The Pope has sent a message to the people of the United States through an American press agency, in which His Holiness refers to the noble pages America has ...

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  35. RELEASE OF ALIENS.

    Lieut-Colonel Sir J. Norton Griffiths, M.P., has addressed to the Prime Minister (Mr. Lloyd George) an urgent message protesting against a number of Germans who ...

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  36. The Ex-Crown Prince.

    It is reported that the German ex-Crown Prince has unsuccessfully attempted to escape from exile on the island of Wieringen, in Holland. ...

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  37. STRANDED TRANSPORT.

    The troops on heard the American transport. Northern Pacific, which standed on Fire Island, near York, have all been landed safely. Fifteen of them fell into ...

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  38. Melbourne Precautions.

    White the Minister for Health (Mr. Bow[?] believest that the chances of an epidemic of pneumonic influenza being suffered in Melbourne are gradually disappearing, he ...

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  39. ITALIAN MINISTRY.

    It is announced from Rome that the Italian Ministerial crisis has been settled. The Reformist Socialists have agreed to support the Orlando Sonnine Cabinet. whose ...

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  40. LAND FOR VINEGROWING.

    SIR.—The proposal of the Minister for Lands to settle returned soldiers on vine yards in the Rutherglen district is very short[?]. The signs of the times [?] ...

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  41. NEW YEAR'S EVE.

    There were boisterous crowels in the streets of London on New Year's Eve. Although much noise was made, there was very little [?] ...

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  42. Future of Palestine.

    The London correspondent of the "New York Times" reports that in the course of an interview the British Prime Minister (Mr. Lloyd George) told an American ...

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  43. LABOUR CONDITIONS.

    Mr. G. N. [?] Labor member of the War Cabinet, states that the Government hopes that an international industrial commission will be established by the Peace ...

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  44. BARBARITY TO PRISONERS.

    It is reported from Rome that an official inquiry has proved that 100,000 Italian prisoners died of starvation, cold, and illtreatment in Germany and Austrin. Over ...

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  45. RACE CLUB BUYS SIRE.

    With the commendable objects of helping to improve the [?] of horses and of [?] ing the [?] department in securing remounts, the [?] Valley Racing Club ...

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  46. TANNERY ABLAZE.

    Damage estimated at nearly £3,000 was caused by [?] which broke [?] at the [?] [?] of W. Mayall Proprictary Limited, in River street, Yarraville, at half-past 9 ...

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  47. EXPLOSION IN A MINE.

    IPSWICH [?] Friday. A serious explosion of gas cook place at the [?] [?] this morning, a number of men being [?]. Word was immediately ...

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  48. TURKISH MISRULE.

    The Turkish newspaper "Yennyg[?]" states that the Turkish authorities have distributed 2,000 revolvers among men of the criminal class; also that the Terrorist ...

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  49. An Officer Arrested.

    Sensational disclosures were made at the trial by court [?] at [?] of the man Charles Hurley on a charge of having had in his possession [?] and plans for ...

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  50. BRITISH WAR CHIEFS.

    It is understand that the Government intends to [?] on Field-Marshal Sir Douglas [?] and Admiral Sir David [?] and that [?] will be ...

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  51. AMERICAN MONEY.

    The Washington correspondent of the "New York Times" states that the war credits advanced to the Allies and other [?] by the United States amounted ...

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  52. Revenue of Britain.

    The revenue of Great Britain for the quarter ended on December 31 was £[?]. The principal items were: Customs, [?] £17,821,000; ...

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  53. POTTERY INDUSTRY.

    Sir, The [?]dity of spending £50,000 on wicker-weaving, machinery must be ap[?] to all who have the interest of our many [?] industries at heart. As has ...

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  54. PERTH TRAMWAY STRIKE.

    PERTH, Friday. Representatives of the Trumway Union conferred with the Minister for Railways last night with a view of [?]ging about a settlement of the tramway ...

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  55. Pacific Shipping Freights.

    SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 2. The Foreign Trade department of the Chamber of Com[?] announces that the ocean rates [?] [?]. San Francisco to [?] and Japan. ...

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  56. SUSPECTED MURDER.

    HOBART. Friday. The resumed in[?] on the lady of John [?]combe, of Petham, who was found dead in his bush but on Monday. [?] 9, having been ...

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  57. ENTERTAINMENTS.

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  58. WHEAT POOL OVERDRAFT.

    SYDNEY, Friday. A long conference [?] place at the Commonwealth Bank today between the. Acting Prime Minister (Mr. [?] the [?] of the [?] ...

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  59. GENERAL CABLES.

    According to the United Press correspondent in [?] de [?], the Bravillan [?] which [?] now in European waters. will visit England of the invitation of the ...

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  60. MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB.

    Sir, Mr. A. Manfield complains that [?] committee of the club have not kept their promise in regard to reinstituting concepts. Had Mr. Manfield taken the trouble to ...

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  61. SEQUEL TO DISMISSAL.

    PERTH, Friday.[?]A [?] event [?] at [?] to day, Sophia [?] in the firm's [?] had a [?] with ...

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  62. LORD JELLICOE.

    SYDNEY, Friday. The Acting Prime Minister [?] stated to-day that Sir Joseph Cook would return to Australia in time to accompany [?] Lord [?] ...

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