COMMONWEALTH CABLES.
JULLED !N A STORM. By Electric Telegraph—Copyright] [0 nit en Press Associaxwn J Melbourne, November 14. Two men named Cowan and Newell were sheltering from a storm when a tree was bicwn over. Both were killed. THE CANTEEN SYSTEM. A report tabled in the House shows that 'lO2 military officers are in favor, and 34 Against the canteen system. Fourteen were neutral. (Received 9.30 a.m.) a Sydney, November 15. _ A storm downed five buildings, including an. hotel, and several trees'at Neville:
A STRIKE REPAYMENT.
Svduev, November 15
The Labor Federation at Broken Hill is returning £ls" received from the Auckland seamen during the shop-as-sistants strike.
DESPERATE CRIMINALS
Svdnev, Xovember 14
'■ As rf result of several days' shadowling of a suspect, and overhearing a conversation, detectives paid a surprise visit to a house at Paddington. After a fierce fight the suspect wounding two detectives with knuckledusters, lie was arrested. Then bags of jewellery, valued at £IOOO, the proceeds of recent robberies, were seized. The police declare that a desperate gang of foreign criminals is operating in Svdnev.
A youth, named Taylor has also been arrested in connection with the crime.
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVII, Issue 64, 15 November 1913, Page 5
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191COMMONWEALTH CABLES. Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVII, Issue 64, 15 November 1913, Page 5
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