The Australian Soldier
Mr. Frederick Palmer, the American journalist, who recently returned from the British front in France, expresses his…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1916
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Goulburn Soldiers' Home
Mr. John Murray J.P., of Canberra writes: "On my way through Goulburn I paid a visit to the Home for Soldiers now in camp and was very pleased to see…
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A lonely soldier writes from "Some-where in France." under date of September 14, 1916, as follows:—" Since the Big Push started we have done a fair amount…
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The position of Roumania, if anything:, is worse. The enemy is now right across Western Wallachia, and his advance is…
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General Haig reports:—There has been intermittent enemy shelling at Guedecourt and south of Arras, and considerable trench…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →The Fortune of War
When our soldiers are fighting in the front trenches they are as a rule given periodical rests at the rear of the front line in what are…
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Lloyds report that submarines sunk without warning, three Brixham fishing trawlers, and they continued firing on the boats after the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Soldiers' Letters
Mr. J. F. O'Brien, of "The Bungalow," Farringdon, has received a letter from his nephew, Captain James Chapman, headed "In the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Farewell to Soldiers
On Tuesday night last (despite the heavy rain that fell over the district) a large gathering of friends and well-wishers assembled in the…
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The position in Roumania has become worse. The enemy continues his rapid drive eastward from Western Roumania, which…
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A Paris message states that the Allies have decided to place an embargo upon all Greek ships lying in their ports. Greece is,…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Wise and Otherwise War Time Economy
Johnny: "Mother, I haven't got enough butter for my bread." Mother: "Well, then, put some of the bread back I"…
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Lord Cecil. in the House of Commons said the situation in Greece is extremely grave. The Government considers that King…
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The Minister for Defence (Senator Pearce) suggests that when relations in Australia receive complaints of the non-delivery…
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Captain Bean, the Australian press representative with the Commonwealth forces, writing from France under date Nov. 26,…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Returned Soldier Loses His Speech
A remarkable case of lost power of speech occurred on Wednesday at Lismore. A returned soldier, Private E. Pox, was at…
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It is intimated in the latest issue of the Common wealth Military Orders that an amendment has been made in the A.I.F…
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During the five days ended December 4 German submarines sank 51 merchant vessels. The New York "Times' 'prints…
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The enemy, in spite of the heroic resistance offered by the Roumanians, is continuing his advance on Bucharest. The outer…
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Mr. Bonar Law has refused to form a Cabinet. Mr. Lloyd George has been summoned to Buckingham. Palace for a conference…
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