A Woman's War
They were walking down a sheltered path that led to the park. It was not quite dark it was one of those winter evenings when a dull, grey twilight seemed to…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1909
208 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 2 of 11
A Woman's War
"I do not know," she replied, trying to hide her blushing face from him. "Nor do I know, but it must not occur again. See, I have had to brave Lady…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Trouble at Broken Hill a Modified Terrorism Exists. Arbitration Award Awaited. Sydney Labor Council’s Donation. to the Sinews of War. Sydney
Interest in the industrial dispute at Broken-hill is at present confined to the Arbitration Court. Justice Higgins’ award is not expected before the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →"Tin-Kettling" at Napoleon Reef. a Welcome Home. a Warm Response. Sinclair Before the Court. Committed for Trial
As a result of the "tinkettling" which took place at Napoleon Reef on the night of Sunday, January 24th, during which a shot was fired, and…
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"Yes, it was very cruel. What wiil you do, Allan?" That is the very thing about which I have come to speak to you, Margarita…
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He was living, then in rooms near his clubhand all his letters were sent to him at the club. He found one there one morning from Mme de Valmy, asking…
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Some surprise has been expressed by the fact that, though the Hereros are now to a great extent dispersed, the Government is still sending out…
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"What a question Yes, I like her; she is very fair, gracious, and high-bred -- a thorough aristocrat." "If you had married her you would be…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →War Office Tenders. Colonial Tinned [?] London, February 12
Referring to the action of the British War Office in placing a contract for tinned meat with a Chicago firm, the newspapers state it was due to the…
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"Lord Rylestone will leave England at once, I suppose ?" she said."In three weeks from now. He will be absent only two years; but if ho acquits…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Mudgee Municipal Council. Important and Heated Discussion. Ald. Keegan on the War Path
The regular fortnightly meeting of the Mudgee Municipal Council was held on Monday night, when there were present:—The Mayor…
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Hero was a chance for him of which any man might be proud--a chance for him to become famous in the annuls of his country. The gauntlet of fame was…
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Allan had been very kind to her. No word that could by the wildest imagination be construed into an attempt at flirtation had crossed his lips, but his…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The War Cloud. the Slavs Growing Bellicose. London, February 20
Unconfirmed reports received in Paris states that Austria lias presented an ultimatum to Servia. The Russian press and people are…
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[?] to the present 8000 men [?]ave enlicted in Lon[?]on in the newly form [?] territorial army…
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Elaborate preparations have been made to welcome the American Squadron to Hampton Roads. A fleet of excursion vessels are…
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Mme. de Valmy had kindness mingled with her tact. She knew how the time was passing after the gentlemen had gone. She respected the silent sorrow of the…
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He looked around when he stood in the pretty grounds, bidding a long, silent adieu to the house where he had been so happy ; and then raising his hat from his…
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For it had suddenly dawned upon her that she was doing a very unwise thing; if ever the day should come when her husband brought her home as his wife, it…
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Mrs. Grame thought she had looked long enough at one picture, and was tired of it. There was plenty more to show and admire --pretty morning rooms, gay with flowered…
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