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THE ROLL OF HONOR.
Sergeant R. S. (Bob) Knill, of the 27th [?]attalion, his been killed in action somewhere in France. He was 2[?] years of age last May and was the fourth son of Mr. and Mrs. G. Knill, of ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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SHIPPING NEWS
ARRIVED, PORT ADELAIDE—September 1[?]. Eumeralla, 489. D. C. Forsythe, Melbourne. Howard Smith, agents. Juno, 105, C. Eickofi, Stansbury. ...
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THE POLICE TROUBLE
The trouble in connection with the wages of the members of the Police Force was accentuated on Monday, when a further batch of resignations was received at ...
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"MOST HATED FIGURE"
The New York "Evening Post" writes:— The Kaiser's speech at Essen forms a centrist to his earlier boastful utterances. The Kaiser has become the world's most ...
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ITALIAN EXPLOIT
An Italian official dispatch received this evening states:—Yesterday morning in the Brent[?] Valley, after a short and effective artillery preparation, with the ...
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A PEACE DRIVE
A Vienna dispatch states that an omcial peace manifesto has been issued, which sa[?]s that the whole nation is longing for peace, but that certain differences which ...
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A FEARFUL TRAGEDY
The steel twin-steamer Galway Castle, 7,988 tons, built in 1911 for the Union Castle line, has been torpedoed. The Hon. H. Burton, K.C., Minister for ...
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"OVER THE TOP."
At West's Olympia on Monday the new programme for the week introduced a vigorously-told Vitagraph drama concerning America's part in the great world struggle ...
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MILITARY HONORS
Bars to the D.S.O. have been gazetted as follows:—Australian — Lieutenant-Colonel Robert Christie, who captured a village in a difficult night operation and established ...
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PRISONERS OF WAR
Albert H. Keating, who escaped from a German prison camp, and Private H. P. Levering, who has been a prisoner since April, 1917, have been repatriated. ...
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RED RUSSIA
Mr. Dosch Fleurot, in a cable message from Stockholm, states:—I have precise information that the peasants are organising and that they are abandoning the ...
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OFFICIAL WAR NEWS
A cablegram from the British Minister to the Acting Prime Minister, says the enemy shows no inclination to give up Passchendaele and the adjacent ridges, and much ...
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AMERICAN WAR NEWS
A message from Seattle states that Washington business leaders and the Chamber of Commerce have held a "Japanese night" to demonstrate the growing business ...
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"THE FREEDOM OF THE WOULD."
One of the most astounding scenes ever f[?]ed for a motion picture is in "For the Freedom of the World," which will be the attraction at the Grand Theatre next ...
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FRIENDLY SOCIETIES.
Brother W. Williams, grand president of the U.A.O.D., at a lodge banquet today stated that the friendly societies intended asking the Government for ...
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.
"Tax," Semaphore.—No; wages drawn should be shown under heading A on front page, 2. No. "Probate," North Adelaide.—The court fees on the grant of probate would be about £10. The ...
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THE CALL FOR MEN.
The State Recruiting Committee writes: —During the week ended September 14, 111 recruits offered for enlistment, 44 from country districts, and 67 from the ...
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THE STEAMER BELLINGER.
The Department of Navigation were informed to-day that the coastal steamer Bellinger, under Captain Pettersen, was ashore near the entrance to the Macleay ...
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CHILIAN ACTION
The correspondent of the United Press Association at Buenos Ayres states that he has reliable information from Chile that the Chilian Government intend to ...
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BURKE AND WILLS EXPEDITION.
The story of the Burke and Wills expedition into the heart of Australia in 18[?]0 makes very interesting reading, but it cannot be compared as an historical record ...
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CHAGRINED MINERS.
The president of the Northern Colliery Employes' Federation (Mr. Baddeley) at Newcastle to-day stated that a number of men, mostly returned soldiers, who had ...
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SOCKS FOR SOLDIERS.
The secretary of the Queen Adelaide Club Sock League states:—"Two hundred pairs of socks and other gifts of scarfs, caps, and mittens were received to September 12. These have been posted ...
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ANSWERED THE CALL.
The following men enlisted on Monday:—Messrs. A. E. Likmann, laborer, and W. Smith, miner, with country paper for Mr. J. F. Potter. ...
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THE I.W.W.
The State Crown Solicitor (Mr. J. V. Tillet) was further examined to-day at the enquiry by Mr. Justice Street, arising out of charges made against the police in ...
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PROHIBITION.
The Senate Committee who have been enquiring into the effect of intoxicating liquor on military efficiency heard evidence to-day on behalf of the Liquor Trade Defence Union, which said ...
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STOP FATHER BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE.
Nowadays it's only necessary to ask the chemist for two drachms of Frozol-Ice, costing but a few pence, to end every hard or soft corn on your feet. ...
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WAR FUNDS.
The monthly meeting of the club was held on September 16. The Re[?] T. J. D. Stutley presided over an excellent attendance. Letters were read from Lieutenant-Colonel Dean and LIeutenant ...
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