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POUNDING WAY TO VICTORY.
This is a powerful weapon perfe[?]d by our French Allies. Four traction engines are required to move it. Goes of this type have inflicted appalling [?] who have been forced to admit the great superrelity on the Allied artillery. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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A SOUTH AUSTRALIAN AIRMAN.
Pilot Instructor Cherry (with goggles) is a South Australian [?] who is doing good work abroad. He recently had a nasty "crash" in this machine, but fortunately was not hurt. He is a son of Mrs. Mary Cherry, of Rundle-strcet. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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FIGHTING FRONT IN FRANCE.
Group of An[?] an officers taken somewhere behind the lines. The names from left to right are Lieutenant Dawson (Adjur[?] R. H. Herd [?] Lieutenant [?] son of [?] Captain J. J. Scouller W.A. O.C. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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RELICS OF THE WAR.
Gun from the Cruiser Emden. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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Prime Minister's Campaign.
The Prime Minister visited Adelaide last week to add rests the Labor Conference. This snap-hot of Mr. Hughes was taken on the stops of Mr Hughes was taken on the steps of Parliament House. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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THE BRIDGE DISASTER NEAR QUEBEC.
The great bridge over the St. Lawrence, which was the scene of the disaster reported by cable on Wednesday. Many lives wore lost. As the centre portion (shown in the accompanying diagrammatic eleva ton) was being swung into position the huge structure capsized. (See page 17.) ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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Another South Australian Airman.
FLIGHT-LIEUT. R. F. FRANKLIN, Youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. C. M Frauklin, Saddleworth. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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