The War
The Official Press Bureau has issued a French official statement announcing that the great German offensive east of…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1915
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The War. To-day's Cables. London
A Bulgarian official statement denies the arrival of German officers to help in the administration of the railways and army. It adds that the…
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"The short soldier, the bantam is judged more enduring, more alert. He finds cover more easily; he is better sheltered in the trenches; he demands…
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Yesterday morning Mrs. Ryrie received a cable message from Colonel Ryrie, commanding the 2nd A.L.H. Brigade, stating…
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The Bishop for North and Central Europe Right Rev. Herbert Bury):—"I am sure it will be a great relief to many of your reader if you will kindly let them know that a great…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Michelago. Colonel Ryrie Wounded
General regret was felt in the community on Tuesday last when it was reported that Brigadier General Ryrie had been wounded at the Dardanelles. Mrs. Ryrie…
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Russia has issued an ultimatum to Bulgaria regarding the Austro-German officers in the Bulgarian army…
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Barbed wire was invented by, a farmer, fifty years ago, for the simple purpose of preventing cattle from breaking their way through fences, but…
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A Berlin official message states that large German forces crossed the rivers Drina, Save, and Danube into Servia…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Interesting War Notes a Woman V.C. Heroine of the Russian Army
Some time ago, travelling on the same train to Warsaw, were a man and a woman—the man a young undergraduate who had joined the Russian army…
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Lieutenant Vincent L. Hyndes, son of Mr. M. P. Hyndes, chief of the Goulburn Telegraph Department, and nephew of Miss…
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The Rev. Mackintosh-Carter will conduct a brief Intercessional Service for Presbyterian soldiers of the parish now serving at or on their way co the front, in St…
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Sir,-Re the above, I note by the Sydney dailies that 'Wagga Red Cross League is sending "bilies" of Xmas fare to every man at…
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(The following verses are by Mr. C. B. Coutts, of Victoria, Australia. They show how deep is the love of the Motherland in the hearts of our noble…
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The Times Athens correspondent reports that the Greek Government has decided to declare an attitude of benevolent…
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Athens reports that a Zeppelin has arrived at Sofia, Bulgaria. There have been anti-war demonstrations at Varna, the Bulgarian…
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There was a gathering on Wednesday night at the Queanbeyan Methodist Church of more than ordinary interest. Its object was to…
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No decision has been reached by the Cabinet re conscription; after prolonged discussion the Ministers pressed hard for a decision but failed to carry the point. The…
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The Exchange Telegraph Company's correspondent in Petrograd declares that there has been a great change on…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Marvels of Surgery. Soldiers' Lives Saved
The most astounding thing about modern science is the fact that as fast as it invents new and ingenious methods of destruction it provides new and equally ingenious means…
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