The War. To-day's Cables. London, Tuesday, Enemy Report
A Berlin report, received via Constantinople, states that three British battalions, retreating on the Tigris, were surrounded by Turks at…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1915
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Soldiers' Letters
Private E. H. Dalt, son of Mrs. Daft, of this town, writes to his mother from the military Hospital, Lewisham, London, under…
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Last night, at the Council Chambers, a number of ladies and gentlemen met to say au-revoir to Private Bert. Roffe who leaves to-night for…
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The first meeting of the newly constituted War Service Committee was held at the Council chambers on Monday last. Mr…
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King Constantine states that the moment has arrived when Greece must come to some grave decision, he further states…
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Reuter's correspondent at the Dardanelles, in a despatch dated December 3, pictures the wintry conditions. Winter arrived…
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The "Times" correspondent, who interviewed King Constantine, says it is extremely doubtful if Greece will sit still and…
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According to Reuter's Agency King Constantine gave audience to a diplomatic body on Saturday. His Majesty gave personal…
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A Rome communique announces that the transportation of troops to Albania was successfully accomplished with the loss of a destroyer and…
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During a cyclone yesterday a soldier named Mole, a member of the Light Horse camped at Chermside, was killed by a tent pole snapping…
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It is reported from Constantinople that the delay in the campaign against the enemy is due to insufficient enrollment…
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A year ago we formed the habit of saying, "The war has done us less damage than the drought." Well, over but of Australia the drought has gone, but the war remains; we…
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A series of articles under the heading "Organise" will appear in our columns. They are reprinted from the "Sun," Sydney, and have been prepared by a writer who has…
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British doctors can't possibly reconcile themselves to the notion that vaccination and inoculation shall be optional with British soldiers. In the first place; doctors don't want these…
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Sir John French, who has accepted the appointment of Field Marshal commanding the troops in the United Kingdom, has been…
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Lord Derby stated in regard to the recruiting figures after Mr. Asquith's statement on Tuesday that he found the heart of the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →THE Queanbeyan Age. Tuesday, December 21, 1915. the War. To-day's Cables. London
The War Office announces that all troops at Sulva and Anzac, together with the guns and stores, have been transferred, with insignificant…
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The London "Times," in a leader, says:—"It used to be said that the Australians were not as ready as others to suffer in the…
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A rollicking evening was spent on Thursday at the Citizens' Band practice room, when the bandsmen farewelled Mr…
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The president of the German Reichstag speaking on the evacuation of Gallipoli stated is was a military and moral…
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