The War. To-day's Cables. London
Bucharest reports state that the Servians are attempting to occupy the fortress of Widin, and prevent the Bulgarians from receiving…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1915
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The War
French troops have received their baptism of fire in Macedonia. A force of 40,000 Bulgarians is attacking, and the…
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"Universal war service is now incumbent as a necessity upon our entire population. Defeat needs to be seriously considered by all classes, and by all to…
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A London message states that the Allies have occupied Strumnitza (55 miles north-west of Salonica). It is added that the…
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In the House of Commons Sir Edward Carson explained that his withdrawal from the Cabinet was due to dissent from the…
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A commission has gone to Sicily to consider the establishments of hospitals for convalescent soldiers from the Dardanelles. Lord St. Davids has raised the question…
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Mr. F. Spicer has received a letter frim his son, Lance-Corporal Spicer, who is a member of the Third Battalion. It is dated…
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I saw them go-a beautiful sight, At the call of our country, to fight for Right, And I prayed, as I looked on their…
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The committee of the above, under the able presidency of Mrs. Miller. wife of the Administrator, continue to do good work on behalf…
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The French and Servian forces have broken the Bulgarian flank at K[?]vellia. The Bulgarians are falling back to Strunitza…
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Next Saturday night, in the Protestant Hall, there will be screened a fine, 9000 feet programme of pictures under the management of Mrs…
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One of the questions required by the War Census was the state of health of those between the age of 18 and 60…
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Pte. David Crosby, a Liverpool Australian, who was owe of the first batch to join the Queensland Volunteers, and is at present in Liverpool, affords a "In a country like Australia, it is certainly good policy to borrow abroad at a low rate of interest, and spend most of the money on public works. But…
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An Athens message says that 1000 Bulgarian soldiers were killed and many were wounded during the bombardment of Dedc…
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Though the Balkans campaign is holding first place in the public interest, the sudden renewal of the Italian campaign is being…
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In the House of Commons the leader announced and cheers that Mr. Asquith had quite recovered, and would make a…
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One of the questions required by the War Census, was the state of health of those between 18 years and 60. Those who answered…
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First details are to hand of a great battle which raged for three days on the Italian frontier. Judging by the magnitude of the operations a…
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Gunner Fred. R. Pooley, who is shortly leaving for the front with the Field Artillery, was last week presented by his friends…
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I desire to return my sincere and heartfelt thanks to my kind friends of Tuggranong and district for their beautiful and costly gold watch, chain…
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