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  2. A NATION ON ITS KNEES

    It was the proper mood in which to approach the return of peace. Five years of a world-shaking tragedy, the long, long winter of sorrow, and now glorious spring ...

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  3. TWO BLUES BEATEN.

    At the Henley Regatta, in the fifth heat for the King's Cup, Australia beat Cambridge, and Oxford University beat America: In the final heat Australia beat ...

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  4. COAL TENDERS.

    During the hearing of evidence at the Coal Commission on Friday a witness disclosed an extraordinary state of affairs in regard to tenders for supplies of coal for ...

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  5. EMPIRE HOME RULE.

    Mr. Astor, in the House of Commons to-day, Announced that the Government had appointed a convention to consider registative evolution in England. Scotland, ...

    Article : 64 words
  6. AUSTRALIAN WHEAT.

    Mr. Hughes has sold one million tons of Australian wheat at 5/6 a bushel. LONDON, July 5. The 1,000,000 tons of wheat is destined ...

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  7. THE KAISER'S TRIAL

    More than 20 allied Governments will appeal to Holland to surrender the ex-Kaiser to punishment, which may be eath or life imprisonment, in accordance ...

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  8. SEAMEN'S STRIKE.

    The pessimism of Mr. Justice Higgins regarding the outcome of the compulsory inference in connection wish the shipling strike has not extinguished the hopes ...

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  9. Advertising

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  10. TALK BEFORE BUSINESS

    The House of Representatives when it meets on Wednesday will resume the dis­cussion on the want-of-confidence motion submitted by the Deputy Leader of the ...

    Article : 178 words
  11. HIGHLY SATISFACTORY SALE.

    From whatever standpoint the sale is viewed it must be regarded as highly satisfactory for all connected directly or indirectly with the Australian wheat "pools." ...

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  12. HUNGER AND JOYBELLS.

    The Acting Prime Minister (Mr. Watt) outlined to-night a comprehensive scheme of relief for persons who, through no fault of their own, have been thrown out of ...

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  13. HOW IT WAS WON.

    The Australians in the King's Cup led by a quarter of a length at the quarter mile and steadily increased to a length at the three-quarter mile, when Oxiord ...

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  14. THE TRAGIC MUSE.'

    The Duke of Westminster offered induction Sir Joshua Reynold's famous Portrait of Mrs. Siddons as "The Tragic Muse," painted in 1784. As the bidding ...

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  15. PRESIDENT AND EX-KAISER.

    It is understood that President Wilsor consented to the trial of the ex-Kaiser or two conditions, which are that the death penalty shall not be demanded, and that ...

    Article : 95 words
  16. PRIME MINISTER'S HOMECOMING.

    A cable message was received on Saturday morning from Mr. P. E. Dean (private secretary to the Prime Minister), stating that Mr. Hughes and party will probably ...

    Article : 109 words
  17. TRIBUTE AT UNLEY.

    A large number of people were unable to gain admission to the Unley City Hall on Sunday afternoon, and more than a thousand persons attended an overflow ...

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  18. BRITISH SPORTING.

    The King and Queen received an ovation on the tennis ground as Wimbledon. Rain is delaying the tournament. In the semi-finals of the men's doubles ...

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  19. A PIECRUST PROMISE.

    To pacify the officers, particularly the General Staff, the German Government has promised them that it will not allow the Kaiser, the Crown Prince, or military ...

    Article : 41 words
  20. GENERAL CABLES.

    The Chancellor of the Exchequer (Mr. Chamberlain), replying to a deputation from the Labour Triple Altiance, refused to raise the income tax exemption to £250 ...

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  21. "LITTLE WILLIES" AVOWMENT.

    The ex-Crown Prince, on being inter viewed, said:—"The Allies can only have my dead body. I myself will decide my life or death." ...

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  22. DEFEATED GERMANY.

    The Berlin Kreuz Zertung states that Gen. Groner has been appointed to windup affairs on the eastern frontier. Several generals have resigned. ...

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  23. Good-bye, Hindenburg.

    The German High Command at Kolberg as been dissolved. Hindenburg was enconistionalty bidden farewell. Hindenburg, in a message to Herr Ebert, ...

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  24. WESTERN AUSTRALIAN BY ELECTION.

    A by-election, was held on Saturday for the west province seat in the Legistative Council rendered vacant by the death of Sir Henry Briggs. The candidates were ...

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  25. LONDON TROOPS' LAURELS.

    Dense crowds accorded an ovation to London regiments in a triumphal march through London. The colours were garlanded with [?] ...

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  26. LOCAL BUILDING TRADE AFFECTED

    A leading lime merchant at Port Ade side on Saturday stated that while the hipping dispute was affecting the supply of bricks, it was still more disastrously ...

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  27. LANCASHIRE WEAVER'S STRIKE.

    Owing to the Lancashire cotton spinners strike 250,000 other cotton workers have decided to apply for the Government's unemployment pay an action which has ...

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  28. THE AFGHANS

    The Afghan Peace delegates have arrived at Jalalabad, and negotiations will be opened at Rawalpindi shortly. Trouble is still being experienced with hostile tribes, ...

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  29. ATTACK ON ENGLAND

    Admiral von Shceer proposed a great descent on the English coast. It had just started, but was stopped by the armistice. The intention was widely known ...

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  30. AUSTRALIAN SOLDIERS LEARNING

    Reports received by the Acting Minister or Defence (Mr. Russell) from the A.I.F. Authorities indicate that many soldiers are making advantage of the opportunity to ...

    Article : 68 words
  31. CRICKET IN SCOTLAND.

    In a match between an Australian eleven and a Scottish eleven, the Australians cored 178 runs for 7 wickets. Taylor made 2. ...

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  32. BARRIER DISUNIONISM.

    The aspect of the strike continues without material change. The Barrier Workers' Association held a conference with the Mining Managers' Association on ...

    Article : 298 words
  33. EX-OFFICERS.

    Sir Douglas Haig, giving evidence before the Pensions Committee, strongly condemned the treatment of ex officers, especially those disabled. Some of them, ...

    Article : 101 words
  34. PEDESTRIAN MATCHES.

    In an amateur athletics contest held at Stamford Bridge, the results were:—100 Yards.—W. Hill, of Surrey, 1; J. Lindeay, of New Zealand (10s. start), 2. Won by ...

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  35. PEACE TREATY BILL.

    Mr.Lloyd George's Peace Treaty Bil empowers the Government to take al measure by means of Order-in-Council. The London newspapers protest that the ...

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  36. CASUALTIES.

    Thomas Bridgland (65), a drover, who resided at the Buck's Head Hotel, North terrace, dropped dead in Grorge street, off Hindley street, about 8 O'clock on ...

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  37. BISLEY SHOOTING.

    At Bisley the New Zealand team bea the London and Middlesex Association by 691 to 686. ...

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  38. THROWN FROM A SULKY.

    RIVERTON, July 5.—Master Leonard Mitchell, a son of Mrs. H. Mitchell, of Trevon Farm, Riverton, met with an unpleasant experience on Friday morning ...

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  39. P.& O. COMPANY.

    The Peninsular and Oriental Company's Slaveholders have adopted the scheme of the capitalization of the undivided profits. Lord Inchcape states that the company ...

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  40. GERMAN ATTITUDE.

    The German Cabinet has discussed the satification National Assembly bill adopt on July 7, after hearing Herr sauer and Herr Mueller. The latter will ...

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  41. Australia and the Pacific.

    Mr. Hughes has had a lengthy interview with Mr. Lloyd George respecting the Pacific mandates, the Imperial relations, and reparations, and Australia's part ...

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  42. REVERENT NORWOOD GATHERING.

    Fervour and reverence characterized the celebrations as the Norwood Town Hall. a connection with the Kensington and Norwood service. The spacious hall, with ...

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  43. A HOUSE DESTROYED.

    PENOLA, July 1.—Mr. John Hodge, of Cornaum, had the misfortune to lose his house and furniture by fire on Monday. He was heating tar on the stove, when it got ...

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  44. MR. A. W. COX'S ESTATE.

    The estate of the late Mr. A. W. Cox, the well-known racehorse owner and mining man, of Australia has been valued for probate at £334,000. Many bequests ...

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  45. FIUME.

    Fresh disturbances have occurred at the port of Fiume, which was the subject of dispute at the Peace Conference. A mob attacked French soldiers. British and ...

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  46. Food Disturbances in Italy.

    The inhabitants of many Italian towns are demanding a 50 per cent. reduction in food prices. The Mayor of Cologne has complied owing to serious disturbances. ...

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  47. THE LUCIE W0ERMANN.

    The following munition workers are returning to Australia by the Lucie Woermann, which is due in Melbourne about the 21st just, and will not call at Adelaide:- ...

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  48. BARRIER TOPICS.

    The Barrier Boys' Bregade "proposes to [?] a new building. An appeal has been ade to the mining companies through Fr. Gerald Mussen for monetary ...

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  49. POSITION OF OFFICERS.

    The Australian Press Agency learns that the Admiralty has prepared a list of 71 German naval men whose surrender will be demanded from Germany. They include ...

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  50. ACTING PRIME MINISTER GRATIFIED.

    The Acting Prime Minister (Mr. Watt) [?] this evening that he had received confirmation of the news of the sale of 1000,000 tons of f.a.q. 1917-19, and ...

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  51. OTHER BOUNDARIES WANTED.

    Lord Bryce and the Marquis of Crewe, in a letter to the newspaper, urge the Peace Conference to appoint a commission to impartially consider the boundary ...

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  52. FOOD PRICES IN THE WEST.

    Labour demonstrations of protest against the high cost of living were held in the principal towns of the State this after-noon. A large procession marched through ...

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  53. A Wilsonian Warning.

    The French Government has fixed July 4 as the day of celebration of the allied victory. The President (Mr. Poincare) was banqueted by the peace delegates in ...

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  54. Advertising

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  55. Advertising

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  56. THE VICTORIAN PARLIAMENT.

    The new session of the State Parliament will be begun next Tuesday. ...

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  57. FIFTY YEARS AGO.

    The Government are instituting enquiries respecting the number of persons an the various districts of South Australia who are qualified to serve in a militia force. ...

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  58. BIOGRAPHICAL.

    Mr. and Mrs. G. Smart, of Glebe street, Alberton, have been notified by the military that their son, No. 1349 Warrant-Officer W. G. R. Stuart, has been awarded the military medal. ...

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  59. RUSSIA.

    The leaders of the Workmen of France and Italy have now agreed upon one day's strike on July 21 as a protest against allied action in Russia. ...

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  60. MISS MAIDA WRIGHT'S EXHIBITION.

    Lovers of original and tasteful art work are reminded that Miss Maida Wright's exhibition of handpainted china, embossed leather work, and other attractive articles, ...

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  61. CHAIN OF BONFIRES.

    The Minister of Repatriation (Hon. E. A. Anstey) stated on Saturday that a commucation had been received by the peace celebrations committee from the Overseas ...

    Article : 140 words
  62. Advertising

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  63. TRADE AND LABOUR.

    PORT PIRIE, July 4.—The following resolutions have been sent on from Port Pirie for consideration at the annual conference of the A.W.U., to be opened in Adelaide on Monday:—(1) That in ...

    Article : 122 words
  64. Kurds Stirred Up.

    The War Office states that Major-Gen. Fraser, in command of the British and Indian troops, made a successful operataion, and captured the Bazan Pass. Heavy losses ...

    Article : 67 words
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