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  2. ACTIVITY IN THE WEST

    Sir Douglas Haig reports:— "A patrol on Friday morning surprised and dispersed a German working party east of Locs. There has been hostile artillery firing east of Gouzeaucourt ...

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  3. VICTORIA CROSSES

    It is announced in the "London Garette" that the Victoria Cross has been awarded to 12 soldiers, of whom seven sacrificed their lives in their heroic acts. ...

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  4. BOLO'S FATE

    The "Petit Parision" understands that Bole as applying for a rutrial on the ground that a hostile witness was seen conferring with M. Mornet during the ...

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  5. REPINGTON IN COURT

    Lient-Cel Repirgton, dressed in khaki, and Mr Gwynne, editor of the "Morning Post," appeared at the Bow street Police Court, charged with publishing plans ...

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  6. BOLSHEVIKISM

    The "Times" correspondent at Amsterdam says that the armistice between Germany and Russia expires on 17th February. Berlin believes that the ...

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  7. IN THE CONDEMNED CELL.

    Bolo, in returning [?] hearing of his sentence, went towards his usual call, but the warder said, "No: you go to the condemned ocll." He was ...

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  8. A THRILLING INDICTMENT.

    Describing the closing scenes of the trail of Bolo Pasha, which resulted in his being sentenced to death, the Paris correspondent of the "Times" says:— ...

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  9. DIFFICULTIES WILL ARISE.

    Replying to a welcome by the Burgomaster of Vienna on his return from Brest-Libovsk Court Czernin stated he received positive assurance that all ...

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  10. ARTILLERY FIRE IN CHAMPAGNE.

    A French communique says:—"North-west and fast of Rheims we carried out raids capturing prisoners. "There has been fairly great reciprocal artillery fire in the Champagne. Our ...

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  11. Y.M.C.A. NATIONAL APPEAL

    The hon. treasurer acknowledges, with thanks, the receipt of the following donations:—Amount previously acknowledged, £4753 131; Electric Supply Co. ...

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  12. RUSSIA'S LOANS

    Speaking in the School Chamber, M. J. London, the Minister for Foreign Affairs in Holland has proposed that joint action be taken by ...

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  13. SOUTH AFRICAN BUDGET

    Reuter's correspondent at Cape Town reports that in the Assembly the Finance Minister delivered the Budget. He [?]mated the surplus for 1917-18 at £154,000. ...

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  14. AUSTRIAN PRISONERS.

    A message from Zurich says:— "A semi-official announcement issued in Vienna express alarm concerning the fate of Austrian prisoners in Russia. It ...

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  15. RED CROSS WORK

    The following letter from the officer in charge of in large portion of the Australian Medial Service in the field in France to the Australian Red Cross ...

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  16. BELGIAN JUDGES

    The "Times" correspondent at Amsterdam states that the Dutch Government has protested against the arrest by the Germans of three Belgian Judges. The ...

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  17. RUSSIANS IN ALAND.

    A Stockholm message states that in consequence of the attitude of unruly Russian soldiers in the Aland Island, the Swedish Government has sent a warship ...

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  18. GERMAN AIR CLAIM.

    A German official message states:— "The enemy lost during January 20 balloons and 151 aeroplanes. We lost 65 aeroplanes and 4 balloons." ...

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  19. ITALIAN RETREAT

    The "Times', correspondent at Rome pave that a commission of Inquiry into the Italian retreat has been opened under the presidency or General Caneva. Signor ...

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  20. KING ON PATRIOTISM

    The King and Queen visited a large London boys' school. The King informally addressed the scholars with great carnestness. He said:—As I understand ...

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  21. A WAR PUZZLE

    What effects are likely to arise during the next few weeks or months as a result of the clash of political interests on the greatest war ...

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  22. ORGANISING MAN-POWER

    An Ottawa message states that in conference with Labor representatives, the Government announced a policy of compulsory registration of the man-power of ...

    Article : 112 words
  23. WAR PREPARATIONS

    Among the principal items in the Army Deficiency Appropriation is provision for more than £115,000,000 for bombs for aeroplanes, and £115,000,000 additional for ...

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  24. LAW AGAINST ALIENS

    The Westminister stipondiary fined H. Herman Markwald, who was a German naturalised in Australia in 1908, for not complying with the Aliens' Registration ...

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  25. CONSCRIPTION PROPOSAL.

    Router's correspondent at Trenton, New Jersey, states that a hill passed by the State Legislature providing for the conscription to useful employment for the ...

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  26. LABOR FOR FARMS.

    It is announced by the Government that it will not conscript farm labor under the Military Service Act., but it will take an inventory of the man power ...

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  27. PRINCE IN PARLIAMENT

    A ceremonial entry procedes the Prince of Wales sitting in the House of Lords on Tuesday. Two Dukes, the Lord Chamberlain, and the Deputy Earl Marshal ...

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  28. BERLIN STRIKE LEADERS

    A court-martial held in Berlin has severely sentenced the ringleaders in the recent strikes, the sentences ranging to a maximum of 12 months' penal servitude. ...

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  29. CLAIMS FOR EXEMPTION.

    M. Borden states that since the passage of the Military Service Act, from 20th September to 31st January enlistments totalled 47,000, including 16,000 ...

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  30. NEED OF THE MOMENT

    The Minister for Reconstruction. Dr Addison, in a speech at the Guildhall, said that the predominant consideration was increased production and ...

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  31. ALIENS AS FARM LABORERS.

    Reuter's correspondent at Ottawa states that the Government has decided that it is impossible to employ alien interned enemies as farm laborers on a large scale ...

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  32. HARVESTING IN FRANCE

    A New York message says that Ann Morgan, daughter of Pierpont Morgan, is about to raise an army of American girls to volunteer for harvesting the ...

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  33. LLOYD-GEORGE ILL

    Mr Lloyd-George is indisposed. The [?]doctors have ordered a few days' complete rest. ...

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  34. Advertising

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  35. PALESTINE CAMPAIGN

    A Palestine official advice report:— "Our line has been advanced to a depth of two miles o a front of six miles astride he village of Mukhmas, north-east of ...

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  36. SOCIALISTS' AIMS

    The French Socialists received the British and Belgian delegates to arrange an inter-Allied Conference. Henderson and Ramsay Macdonald opened. They stated. ...

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  37. KINDERGARTEN SCHOOL

    The Kindergarten department of the Teachers' College, Grattan street, Carlton, wilt begin this year's work an Monday, 25th inst., at 9 o'clock. Full ...

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  38. CONSERVING SHIPPING

    President Wilson's new proclamation places all exports and imports from all countries under licence by the war Trade board. The order will be effective ...

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  39. NECESSARY COMMODITIES

    The Minister for Defence, by notification in the "Commonwealth Gazette" to-day, declared galvanised piping, fishing nets, sheep and cattle ...

    Article : 107 words
  40. RECRUITS FOR A.I.F.

    Military orders issued to-day announced that all recruiting will be for general service. This means that recruits will receive elementary training only in ...

    Article : 98 words
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