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  3. WIDESPREAD PLOTS

    CALCUTTA, Wednesday.—A country-wide conspiracy for committing murder and of terrorisation for the securing of arms of wage war against ...

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  5. Chinas Civil War.

    SHANGHAI, Wednesday.—Information has reached Shanghai that 300 White Russians, members of the Northern Army, and three foreign priests, ...

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  6. AN OBJECT LESSON.

    CAPETOWN, Wednesday.—Hea led "Australia as an Object Lesson," an editorial appears in "The Argus" based on a letter from a well informed ...

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  7. WAR OUTLAWRY. America's Overtures.

    LONDON, Wednesday.—The invitation of the American Secretary of State, Mr. F. B. Kellogg, to the Powers to form an alliance for ...

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  9. TEST FOOTBALL.

    LONDON, Wednesday.—A strennous struggle is anticipated between the Waratahs and England in Saturday's test match. Crities have become more ...

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  10. FOREIGN LEGION RELEASE

    LONDON.Wednesday.—John Harvey, the Englishman whose sentence of imprisonment for desertion from the French Foreign Legion wus recently ...

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  11. POLAND AND LITHUANIA

    WARSAW Thursday.—British and French repitsentatives are urging the Prime Minister of Lithuania, M. Valdamaras, in the interests of his own ...

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  12. Prohibition's Toll.

    NEW YORK, Wednesday.—The report of the Department of Health's statistician just published discloses that 770 persons were ...

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  13. Berlin Fire Takes Toll

    LONDON Thusday.—A mystorious violent explosion occurred early this morning in a house in Bellin when many of the ...

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  14. TRADE RECOVERY.

    LONDON, Wednesday.—"There are signs of a recovery in the world's trade," says Mr. Alexander Shaw, a director of the P. and O. Steamship ...

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  15. DRIED FRUIT GRADING.

    LONDON, Wednesday.—Dried fruits traders welcome the Migration and Development Commission's suggestion to reduce the number of Murrary River ...

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  16. REPORTED SEA DISASTER

    BERLIN, Wednesday.—The Russian Government denies the unconfirmed report that the Russian steamer Ogoza foundered yesterday in the Black Sea ...

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  17. FLIGHT ENDURANCE.

    DAYTONA (U.S.A.), Wednesday.— Brock and Schlee, the airmen who recently few round the worid excent for the crossing of the Pacific, in 15 days, ...

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  18. RED ROSE PROCEEDS. Travelling Through Burma.

    TAVOY (Burma,) Wednesday.—The plane Red Rose, carrying Capt. w. N. Lancaster and Mrs. Keith Miller from Croydon [?] to Melbourne, left here ...

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  20. NOW IN MALAYA

    SINGAPORE, Wednesday.—The Red Rose left Victoria Point to-day and arrived at Taiping, in Annam. ...

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  21. DOCUMENTS STOLEN.

    BERLIN, Thursday.—Important documents relating to M. Briand's Anglo-German law have been stolen from representatives of the British ...

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  22. United States Opinion.

    WASHINGTON, Wednesday.—The reaction in connection with the proposed arbitration treaty which has now set in in Paris, London and Berlin has ...

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  23. POPPY CULTURE.

    CALCUTTA Wednesday.—The Government of India has appointed a commission to consider the stopping of opium poppy cultivation in the Indian ...

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  24. PROSPECTIVE PROFIT

    LONDON Wednesday.—Arising out of the publication in London of an extract from the joint committee's report alleging an annual loss on the ...

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  25. DISEASED MEAT FOR SALE.

    LONDON, Wednesday.—Dr. Grant, the eminent English veterinary specialist, has investigated cases wherein London butchers were fined £25 for ...

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  26. CANADA'S POSITION Must Be Decided

    VANCOUVER, Wednesday.—Addressing the Canadian Club to-night, Mr. W.H. Dennett, leader of the Conservative Party, emphasised the ...

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  27. CANADA AS INTERPRETER.

    OTTAWA, Wednesday.—Mr. John Kerr, former, secretary to Mr. Lloyd George, addressing the Canadian Club, here to-day, said that Canada was best ...

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