Telegrams. Latest War News Sydney
The Allied forces are delayed owing to the severe winter weather prevailing, and trench warfare night be resorted to in…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1915
488 stories in Queanbeyan & Braidwood's papers · page 23 of 25
The War That Knows No Peace. How It Goes on for Ever Among the Mighty Hosts of the Insect Kingdoms
There is little sign of war, perhaps, in the insect world as we watch our tiny neighbours in the Realm of Life, but are the insects, we may wonder, ever really at peace? In spite of…
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The Austrian Ministers of the Interior, Commerce, and Finance have resigned. The financial condition of Austria-Hungary is said…
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Sensational disclosures were made by Dr. Karl Buenz. managing director of the Hamburg-Amerika Company, when examined…
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A Turkish communique advises that there has been considerable naval activity in the Dardanelles on the part of the Allies. Vigorous…
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The Swiss German frontier has been closed owing to the heavy movements of troops towards Alsace on the French…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →THE Bond of Black Published by Special Arrangement. by William Le Queux, Author of "Whose Findeth a Wife," "If Sinners Entice Thee," "Scribes and Pharisees," "The Day of Temptation," "The Great War in England," "Rossalie," "Zoraida," &c., &c. Copyright. Chapter V.—(Continued)
She was evidently referring to me. I held my breath, eager to catch ever syllable. Perhaps this man was urging her to kill me! "The power you possess to work evil is…
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we know that you're sportsmen, with reason. At footer and cricket you're crack; I haven't forgotten the season…
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The "Times" correspondent at Lausanne (Switzerland) says that the Germans are preparing for a desperate offensive on the…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Commonwealth War Loan
The Commonwealth Treasurer, Mr. Higgs, wishes to notify country holders of scrip certificates issued in connection with the recent War Loan…
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Bulgar attacks on the British lines at Strumnitza have been repulsed. The Anglo-Erench forces have…
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When interviewed by a "Times" correspondent King Constantine said his first duty was to keep Greece clear of disaster. The…
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The London "Post" gives prominence to a suggestion that the Meditterranean be closed and ships not allowed to trade without a license…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Will the War Be Won by Cooks? Victory Organised in the Kitchen
One of the many delusions, concerning the World War, is that it will be decided by machinery and not by men. Apart from the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →A Soldier's Duty. the Ten Commandments
An Australian Decalogue, prepared for the boys at Gallipoli:— 1. Do as you're ordered; the fighting man's school obedience…
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Anglo French forces have successfully retired into strong position in the Vardar Valley, they are resisting desperately, but according to Sofia…
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The European conflict, and particularly the deadlock on tie voters frontier, has set inventors to devising meant of overcoming the great defensive strength of trench warfare. A…
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Dr. E. J. Billon declares that Greece's attitude towards the Entente is like that of a dog about to bite its master, but, baulked…
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A meeting of the recently appointed War Service Council Committee was held at the Council Chambers last night. Mr. J. Keeffe, J.P., was…
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The total to date of Australian casualties is:—Killed. 5777; wounded 28.488; missing, 2,108. The British and French forces…
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