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  2. AMERICA AT WAR.

    Dr. Page, the American Ambassador, speaking at the French Embassy, said that the American missions on route to England will deal with the question of ...

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  3. A FRENCH WEDGE.

    Mr. Henry Wood correspondent of the United Press at the French Front, cables: Contrary to the lack of specularity in the communiques a very fierce battle is raging ...

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  4. WOUNDED OR ILL.

    About 166 returned invalid soldiers are due to arrive here shortly. The authorities notify that the list of names of the returning men, which is as follows, is as ...

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  5. RECRUITS IN BRISBANE.

    Recruiting showed an improvement yesterday. Thirty-five men offered their services, of whom 23 were fit, five were referred to the P.M.O., and one was ...

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  6. "COURIER" PATRIOTIC FUNDS.

    A total Slim of £24/7/9 came in for the "Courier" Patriotic Funds yesterday, £16/1/9 of that sum going to help to equip our brave nurses. On the remander ...

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  7. WAR AND RELIGION.

    A large congregation assembled in St. Andrew's Church last evening, when an address on "War and Religion" was delivered by the Moderator-General of the ...

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  8. DICKSON AWARD VARIED.

    In the Arbitration Court yesterday the President (his Honour Mr. Justice M'Cawley) delivered his award in the matter of the application by the ...

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  9. WHERE'S TEDDY?

    The Paris correspondent of the "New York Times" quotes an article by M. Clemeneean, a former French Premier, urging President Wilson to send Mr. ...

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  10. DISCOURAGING ENLISTMENT.

    Mr. Gregory has made a statement showing that the Government is most closely watching the propagand[?] of societies designed to discourage ...

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  11. THE BRITISH FRONT.

    Field-Marshal Sir Douglas Haig reports to-dau; We made a successful raid last night north-westward of St. Quentin. We repulsed a hostile attack eastward of ...

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  12. REGISTRATION DAY.

    Mr. Mitchell (the mayor) is making plans to mark Registration Day by unprecedented celebrations. The city will be decorated with flags and banners, and ...

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  13. RECRUITING IN OTHER STATES.

    To-day's recruiting figures were; Volunteered 67, accepted 27. ADELAIDE, May 28. To-day's figures were: Examined, 13; ...

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  14. RECRUITING IN AUSTRALIA.

    Speakipg at a civic reception accorded yesterday to Professor [?]tyre (the Mo[?]erator-General of the Prsbyterian, Church of Australia, and chairman of the ...

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  15. A SCORE TO WASH OUT IN BLOOD.

    The "New York World" says: German aeroplanes kill women and children. The Gorman Government attempts to justify the Milking of hospital shins. Germany ...

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  16. RUSSIA'S ATTITUDE.

    M. Nabakoff, Russian Charge d'Affairs in England, says that England must assume Russia's loyalty to her engagements. All talk about a separate peace ...

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  17. CHAOS IN HUNGARY.

    The Milan correspondent of the London "Daily Telegraph" states that Count Tisza, the diamissed Premier of Hungary, has issued a furious manifesto assuring ...

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  18. FURIOUS ITALIAN OFFENSIVE.

    An Italian official statement has been issued as follans:—We extended our po[?] tions on the south part of the plateau on the fourth day of the furious Carso battle. ...

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  19. THE NURSES.

    That our appeals for help for the Nurses Equipment Fund are not being made in v[?] was shown yesterday, when the sum of £16/1/9 was a[?]ed to the ...

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  20. RUSSIAN LIBERTY LOAN.

    It is estimated that the first month's subscriptions to the Liberty Loan will considerably exceed 1,000,000,000 roubles (nearly £70,000,000). Over 30,000 ...

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  21. GERMAN PEACE DRIVE.

    The International Federation of Trade Unions has summoned a so-called peace conference at Stockholm on June 8 to discuss trade union demands for a ...

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  22. TROUBLE IN THE IRON TRADES.

    The iron and steel manufacturers had a deputation to the Government, pointing out that the workmen's growing demands were preventing the fulfilment of ...

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  23. MARRIED SOLDIERS.

    The Minister for Defence (Senator Pearce) said to-day that he had received an interesting return, showing that throughout the Commonwealth from ...

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  24. GALLANT FIVE THOUSAND.

    That the 5000 survivors of the First Division who are still standing in the front of the battle ought to be brought to Australia for furlough was the theme ...

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  25. CHARGE AGAINST THE GREEK QUEEN.

    The Red Cross Society's council is investigating charges that the Queen of Greece, who is head of the Red Cross Society, refused aid to wounded ...

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  26. KING'S BIRTHDAY REPATRIATION CELEBRATION.

    Arrangements have been completed for the collections on Friday. Conveners who have not yet obtained their boxes and permits may do so by applying to ...

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  27. VIEWS OF MR. HUGHES.

    Speaking to-day with regard to the position in Russia, the Prime Minister (Mr. Hughes) said: "I regaid the situation in Russia with the greatest ...

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  28. PERSONAL NOTES.

    On Saturday afternoon a tree, of the weeping-fig variety, was planted at Albion in memory of the late Lance-corporal A. J. Adams, who left here with the First ...

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  29. BROTHERHOOD OF DEMOCRACY.

    The British Workers League organised a demonstration in Hyde Park "for the expression of British democracy's brotherhood in the grand alliance of ...

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  30. BRITISH MONITORS AT TRIESTE.

    The "Daily Chronicle's" correspondent describes the operations of the British monitors at Trieste. They were Dardanelles veterans, and had been assigned ...

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  31. AUSTRIA'S PEACE OFFER.

    The Augsberg "Postzeitung" states that it is authorised to announce that Austria's offer of peace without annexation applies only to Russia, and that ...

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  32. CONSERVING THE MEAT SUPPLY.

    The Government, is preparing a scheme to conserve the winter meat supply, and proposes to purchase the whole surplus at autumn prices, slaughtering them and ...

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  33. MEDICAL PROFESSION.

    The Federal Committee of the B.M A. has decided to ask the Federal Ministry to introduce a Bill to conscript members of the medical prfession for service ...

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  34. IT[?]LY'S STRONG DETERMINATION.

    Signor Udine, the Italian Commissioner to America, in a speech at the tomb of Washington, solem[?]ly declared that Italy would not be known to lay ...

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  35. WEAVERS' STRIKE AVERTED.

    The weavers of the North of England. 200,000 of whom threatened to strike, have accepted an offer from the employers of 10 per cent. increase, commencing in ...

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  36. GERMAN SUBMARINES AND IRISH FISHERIES.

    German submarines are conducting a campaign against the Irish fishing fleets on the south and south-west coasts. Many have been sunk. ...

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  37. "THE MAD LABOURITES."

    Private A. C. Kirk, of the Light Horse. in a letter to Mrs. W. Robertson, of "Iona," Indooroopilly, expresses his deep sympathy with her in the death of her ...

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  38. USING AUSTRIAN PRISONERS IN ITALY.

    The Italian Government is permitting the employment of Austrian prisoners in harvesting, especially in Sicily and Apulia, where labour is very scarce. ...

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  39. BRAZIL BECOMES BELLICOSE.

    The Foreign Relations Committee has drafted a Bill recommending the cancellation of the decree of neutrality. Later. ...

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  40. SELLING THEIR MATES.

    Further reference to the recent coal strike was made by his Honour Mr. Justice Heydon in the Industrial Court to-day, when he withdrew a suggestion ...

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  41. GERMANY SHORT OF BRASS.

    It is officially announced in Germany that an early seizure of bronze and brass fittings in the houses is unavoidable. ...

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  42. GERMAN PRISONER ESCAPES.

    Lieutenant Thalen, a German prisoner, who escaped from the Donnington Hall camp in September, 1915, has now escaped from the Chelmsford camp. ...

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  43. TOLL ON AUSTRALIA.

    The Secretary fof Defence (Mr. Trumble) stated to-day that from the beginning of the war until May 21, 1917, the Australian casualties for all ranks were: ...

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  44. CONSTANTINE RESUMES INTRIGUES.

    Mr. Ward Price, the correspondent with the British Army in Macedonia, predicts a revival of King Constantine's intrigues against the Allies when the ...

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  45. NEW BLOOD IN THE CANADIAN CABINET.

    The newspaper "Citizen: predicts that Sir R. L. Borden (Canadian Premier) will shortly announce several drastic changes in the Cabinet with a view to ...

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  46. PRESENTATION TO AN OFFICER.

    Major Shananan, D.S.O., who recently returned to Roma from the Front minus a leg, was presented with a Cheque for £141, by the Major (Alderman ...

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  47. A HUN OUTRAGE.

    "La Suisse" asserts that the Germans shot the daughter of Madame P[?]eister, who was charged with spying. The mother was forced to witness the ...

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  48. SWEDISH STEAMERS TORPEDOED.

    Six Swedish steamers have been torpedoed in the Gulf of Bothnia, and two have been captured and taken to Swinemunde. ...

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  49. Q.M.S. OZANNE'S CONDITION.

    Quartermaster-sergeant Ozanne was again examined to-day by a medical board to ascertain whether he was physically fit for act[?] service. A report ...

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  50. INSURANCE ON CARGOES.

    Wm. Haughton and Co. are in receipt of a cablegram from their London office, under date 24th instant, stating that the rate for insurance on cargoes under the ...

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