Soldiers' Favourite Hymns. Canon Scott-Holland at Havre
On a visit to Havre, Canon Scott-Holland was impressed with the cleanliness, cheerfulness, and tactfulness of our soldiers in the midst of all the hard…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1915
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Random Readings. Six Thousand Soldiers' Brides
When Napoleon I. married Mnric-Louise, daughter of the Emperor of Austria, on April 22, 1810, he spared no pains to make the happy date a…
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Sixty French aeroplanes dropped Bombs in Howthulit Fo est which was used as a military camp with barracks and military depot. Four tons of explosives were…
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The subscriptions for the first issue of the Commonwealth war loan of £200,000,000 closed on Tuesday. In view of the importance of the loan it…
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It is reported from Bucharest that Austria and Germany are using every menus to cause war between Bulgaria and her…
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The subscriptions for the first issue of the Commonwealth war loan of £200,000,000 closed on Tuesday. In view of the importance of the loan it…
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The "Times" correspondent at Bucharest states that Austria and Germany are using every means to cause war between Bulgaria…
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There are many ways in which old and almost forgotten methods of warfare have been adapted to modern use in the trenches, the hand-grenade, the…
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It is definitely stated that Pegoud, the famous airman, whose death was reported yesterday, was shot dead while flying at a height…
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Incredible though it may sound, there are still places which have not yet heard a syllable about the war. Tristan da Cunha, the lonely South Atlantic island,…
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A British submarine has torpedoed and sunk four Turkish passports. German papers have collected a number of reports from German…
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One of the most noticeable results of the war (says an English journal) has been the general diminution of the fear of death. It is only a…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Motor Transport Marvels. The Part Petrol Plays in the War
It would not be polite to give the number of vehicles employed by the British Army, but when it is mentioned that over 20,000 men are now engaged…
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To those who knew him as a boy, the force, determination, physical strength, and endurance of King Victor Emmanuel III., who is prepared to lead his…
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The public generally do not yet appear to realise that practically every person has either to make a return or to have a return made on…
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A general meeting of the members of the above was held recently in the Acton Amusement Hall. Colonel Miller presided, and there…
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The Allan Liner Hesperian was torpedoed on Saturday night southwest of Fastnet. It is reported that all on board were saved…
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On Monday the Germans violently bombarded the Dixmude positions of the Allies, and launched a minor infantry…
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The public generally do not yet appear to realise that practically every person has either to make a return or to have a return made…
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The Paris "Figaro" says thai when the British Admiralty no longer considers it inexpedient to make known the number of…
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