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  2. THE CALL FOR RECRUITS

    The following letter has been addressed by Mr. Watt (Acting Prime Minister) to Mr. Tudor (leader of the Official Labor Party) regarding the Government's ...

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  3. AUSTRIAN LOSS

    The correspondent of the United Press Association states:—An official announcement has been made that two Italian torpedo-boats sank two Austrian ...

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  4. TRUST IN JAPAN

    Mr. Balfour, speaking at a luncheon to-day in honor of the Japanese mission, said Great Britain and Japan had no differences of opinion or [?]im in the present ...

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  5. THE DRIVE FOR PARIS

    The German advance on Ribecourt [?]enaces the French [?]ho are holding Mont Renaud, which is the key to the O[?]se Valley, and endangers the whole ...

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  6. FATHER AND DAUGHTER

    In the Full High Court to-day the case was concluded in respect to an action brought by Robert James Martin McBride, of Kooringa, South Australia, who ...

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  7. THE SUBMARINES

    The correspondent of the United Press Association at Washington states:—It is practically certain that a chaser sank a U-boat on June 8 off the Virginia coast. ...

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  8. THE AUSTRALIANS

    The Australians are steadily corroding the German lines on the Somme and the Ancre like white ants. They have eaten their way forward now for over two mi[?]es ...

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  9. RUSSIAN HORRORS

    The correspondent of the "Morning Post" at Stockholm reports:—Petrograd is in a state of turmoil. The Soviet is only supported by a dwindling number of Lettish ...

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  10. THE PRICE OF MEAT.

    Mr. Tudor (leader of the Federal Labo[?] Party) and Mr. Ryan (Premier of Queens[?]and) passed through Adelaide on Thursday on their way to the ...

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  11. AMERICA AND WAR

    The State Department has announced that the British and American Governments have concluded a reciprocal military service treaty, which has been signed ...

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  12. IMPERIAL CONFERENCE

    The Imperial Conference was opened today, under the presidency of Mr. Long. The Australian and Indian delegates have not yet reached England. ...

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  13. MADSEN GUNS

    The Liberal, War Committee waited as a deputation on the Prime Minister to-day to urge that steps might be taken without delay to secure control of the manufacture ...

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  14. ITALIAN CAMPAIGN

    A British-Italian communique issued on June 11 states:—The Yorkshire troops made a successful raid on the enemy trenches and made prisoners of 11 men, ...

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  15. A WARNING TO SOLDIERS.

    The Minister for Repatriation (Senator Millen), in a word of warning, as the result of certain cases which have recently come to light, said some returned soldiers ...

    Article : 191 words
  16. ARCADIA!

    The proposal of Mr. Harold, in the Syd ney Labor Conference on Tuesday, that the Commonwealth Bank be made a bank of issue, deposit, exchange, aud reserve, ...

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  17. SENSATIONAL CASE

    The "Daily Chronicle" states that a sensational charge in connection with the communication to Germany of information of military importance will to-day ...

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  18. THE AIR MINISTRY

    Sir Arthur Roberts, who in April last resigned his position as Financial Adviser to the Air Ministry, owing to a dispute with Lord Rothermere, has now rejoined ...

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  19. THE COST OF CLOTHING.

    Giving evidence before the Inter-State Commission enquiring into clothing prices to-day, Mr. Longworth, chairman of directors of the Australian Woollen Mills, Marric[?]ville, said his firm ...

    Article : 166 words
  20. GIVE YOUR NERVES THREE GOOD MEALS A DAY.

    Phosphate is the natural food of the nerves, and the form they most readily absorb and transform into vital nervous energy is known as bitro-phosphate. You ...

    Article : 148 words
  21. ARISTOCRAT AND DEMOCRATS.

    Young Cedric Errol, the heir to the Dorrington estates, was born in America and journeyed to England to take his proper place in the world. His early ...

    Article : 111 words
  22. LABOR IN NEW SOUTH WALES.

    The Hospital Employes' Union decided to-day, by 81 votes to 6, to withdraw its affiliation from the Sydney Labor Council. The secretary of the union stated that the ...

    Article : 101 words
  23. A PLAN THAT FAILED.

    Minna, an adventuress and the widow of the eldest sort of the Earl of Dorrincourt, attempted to introduce an outside child as the rightful heir to the ...

    Article : 106 words
  24. KESWICK TRAM LINE.

    On Thursday there was still no settlement of the dispute between the men engaged on the construction of the new tram track from the city to Keswick and the ...

    Article : 163 words
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  26. BROKEN HILL.

    The Barrier Ranges Football Association considered a letter from the South Australian Patriotic Association, which asked for home-and-home matches this season ...

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  27. TOORAK EAST.

    Particular attention is drawn to the sale, under instructions from the Executor Trustee & Agency Co. of South Australia, Ltd., on Saturday afternoon, June 22, at ...

    Article : 101 words
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