There was a large gathering yesterday afternoon at "Rathiller," Moama, the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Irons, who had placed their fine residence and ...
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Advertising : 1,504 wordsAfter a prolonged meeting between President Wilson and the Cabinet this afternoon, it was stated that no reply to Germany's last peace Note would go forth ...
Article : 113 wordsHerr Maximilian Harden, editor of the "Zukunft" addressing several thousand people in Berlin declared that the Kaiser must shoulder the cross by seeking a ...
Article : 56 wordsAmerican newspapers view the German Peace Note as a shallow pretence. Some of their views are:— "Chicago Tribune" The ruling powers ...
Article : 107 wordsNo intimation of the attitude of President Wilson in connection with the peace Note will be made till the official text of the Note is made public. ...
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Article : 94 wordsIt is announced that the official text of the German Peace Note has reached the Swiss Legation in Washington, and that it will be delivered to Mr. R. ...
Article : 36 wordsIn the German Reichstag Prince Max the Chancellor, declared that Germany refuses an unconditional surrender. He added that Germany is anxious for ...
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Family Notices : 49 wordsA message from Paris says:—The French have captured Chalandry and Grandlup. A message from London says:—The British have entered Western ...
Article : 38 wordsThe House of Representatives was the only chamber of the Federal Parliament to meet to-day, the senate having adjourned until next week. ...
Article : 162 wordsBritish comment regards Germany's reply as unsatisfactory. "The Westminster Gazette" says that Germany is still wavering between two ...
Article : 128 wordsField-Marshal Sir Donglas Haig in a report to the War Office, says:— As the result of local fighting last night we advanced our line to the left bank ...
Article : 113 wordsA telegram was received yesterday by the Rev. B.T. Buntine from the Defence department stating that it had been officially reported ...
Article : 1,090 wordsIn order that as much revenue as possible may be obtained from the new halfpenny war postage tax, which received the assent of Parliament last week, the ...
Article : 189 wordsMr. James Campbell, "The Times " correspondent at the French headquarters, telegraphs:— The French armies have no illusions ...
Article : 88 wordsAuthoritative circles regard the German reply to President Wilson as "not business, but merely an argumentative protestation" designed to cover the absence ...
Article : 105 wordsResponding to representations from the butter trade the Minister for Price Fixing has agreed to permit an increase in the wholesale price of butter locally. The ...
Article : 113 wordsDetails of the deportations from Tour[?]oing, telegraphs Mr. Perry Robinson, "The Times" correspondent at the British headquarters disclose that 400 women ...
Article : 98 wordsDismissing the democratic reforms claimed in the German Note "as a dodge of the Kaiser to shift the responsibility for an unfavorable peace and the ...
Article : 183 wordsThe following additional subscriptions towards [?] the [?] of [?] on the club [?]of the Ber[?] Soldiers' Association have been [?]ved:— ...
Article : 94 wordsMr. W. Bench Thomas, correspondent of "The Daily Mail" at the British headquarters, says:— Every yard of Donai has been fouled by ...
Article : 53 wordsIn a message from The Hague "The Times" correspondent says that there is abundant evidence that British prisoners in Germany are still treated with the ...
Article : 81 wordsTelegraphing from Amsterdam "The Times" correspondent says:— There is great military activity at Antwerp. All the hotels have been cleared ...
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The Riverine Herald (Echuca, Vic. : Moama, NSW : 1869 - 1954; 1998 - 2002), Thu 24 Oct 1918, Page 2
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