The War
A large band of Bulgarians crossed the Servian frontier and engaged Servian troops. They captured two guns. Recent fighting in France points to…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1915
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WAR. (Later particulars appear on another page.)
A German submarine off the Sicllly Isles chased the steamer Cambridge. Shells damaged her deck, but the steamer escaped…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The War. More Submarine Victims. Prussian Brutality. Successful English Air Raids. German Dreadnoughts Active. Vigorous Cannonade. London, Monday night
There was a vigorous cannonade from Zeebrugge on Friday, the warships replying…
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Over two thousand years ago there was a war between China and Mongolia, and China was invaded by a Mongolian army under Mao-tun. The Chinese…
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A Copenhagen despatch says the German battle fleet has been out off from its base by its own mine field, which broke adrift during a storm…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →War Funds
A feature of the Show was the number of stalls devoted to war purposes. All the patriotic funds were represented, some disposing of goods by…
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It is hardly realised even in France, owing to the brevity of the communiques that a three weeks' continuous battle has been raging in the Champagne…
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The Official Press Bureau in Paris describes the capture of the Hartmann's We[?]kopf attack on the 26th. It says: The attack was directed at the…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →General Joffre the Soldier. Character Study of Him in the Field
The following is a translation of an article by M. Stephane Louzanne, editor of the Paris "Matin," The article is one of a series of sketches which the…
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Dr. Thring, of Sydney, who has returned home after spending six months in the front, says the war will end before August. Though he believes…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →The War's Duration
The commanders-in-chief of the Allied armies predict that the war will not be prolonged. The winter has almost passed on the western side…
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Austria and Germany are reported to have 6,000,000 then under arms. The fact is not necessarily disconcerting, huge though the figures be. If we…
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A new bill (writes the Paris correspondent of "The Times" on February 10) will be tabled to-morrow in the Chamber, which will enable French…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →When the War Will End
Colonel Foster, Director of Military Studies at the Sydney University, who has, just returned from England, expresses the opinion that the war will…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The War. Heavy German Losses. Greece and England. Italian Fleeet Moving. Significant Italian Movement London, Thursday night
It is reported that a number of Italian warships are concentrated at Augusta and Taranta, within a few hours steam of the Adriatic. Their…
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An indignant deputation comprising 61 Australian soldiers invalided from Egypt, requested on Wednesday that the Australian public should be made…
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The first of many visits-how soon it was forgotten, that others more intimate should be remembered! She came almost every day during the…
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A Roma paper states that the Austrians have lost 300,000 men in the Carpathians of whom one-third are prisoners. Whole divisions were…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →America and the War. Two Australian Views
Mr. J. H. Greene wrote to the New York Times on January 26:—Allow an Australian of 13 years' residence in the United States to explain his attitude…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →World League of Intellect Thinkers Should Dictate. Idiocy of War
It Is probable, strange as it may appear, that America, in virtue of her non-participation in this world war, is more impressed by its sheer foolishness than any of the…
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