War News
Reports from New York state that remarkable success attended a raid by German submarines off the New Jersey coast. The first…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1918
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Latest War News
French war critics are unanimous in believing that the German attack across the Aisne has been stopped, and the roads to…
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A French communique issued at 2 a.m. on Tuesday states :—"The battle was resumed with great intensity last night, and to-day the…
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A French communique says the enemy multiplied his efforts in the day time to accentuate progress, but was…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Welcome Home. Successful Function at Jembaicumbene
On Friday night last LanceCorporal W. E. J. Stalker and Privates R. A. and C. E. C. Stalker, the two former of whom…
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French critics agree unanimously that the recent German losses were exceedingly heavy. This is alone said to be sufficient to…
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Sir Douglas Haig reports :—We raided the enemy's trenches southward of Arras, inflicting casualties. The French carried out a…
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The Germans have entered Ressons Sur Matz. Their gain is estimated at two miles on a twenty mile front. It is stated the French checked the…
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At Walsh's Hotel on Saturday afternoon the committee of the P. and A. Association entertained Private J. W. Butt and presented him with…
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A French communique, issued at 4.5 p.m. on Monday, reports:—The German drive was continued last evening and last night with…
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The Germans launched an attack between the Aisne River and Forest Villers Cotterets, south-west of Soissons. Desperate…
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The French hurled the enemy back north of the Marz River. The Americans broke up a violent German assault at Belleau…
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Private E. Torpy, son of Mrs. M. Torpy, of the Lagoon, returned to Braidwood yesterday, having arrived from England with the last…
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G. H. Perris, in the "Daily Telegraph, cabling on Thursday, says: This morning the outlook is decidedly more cheerful. The battle…
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A British and Italian official report states that after a heavy Adigo the enemy's infantry attack-bombardment from the sea to…
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Signor Orlando, Premier of Italy, reports the Austrians crossed the River Piave but were driven back. An American communique reports…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Y.M.C.A. War Service. (To the Editor.)
Sir,—Since my arrival in Australia, I find that among the public there is inclined to be a lack of, knowledge concerning the actual…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →THE Queanbeyan Age. Tuesday, June 18, 1918. The War Crisis
Comparing great things with small the frantic attacks of the German hordes under Ludendorff, might remind one of the struggles of a powerful beast roped in…
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On Friday afternoon last the Farewell and Welcome Home Committee entertained Private Clarence Kain, son of Mr. P. Kain, of…
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It was officially announced this morning by the naval transport office that there were no invalid soldiers on board the transport…
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