The War's Aftermath
In his interview at Oosterland the former Crown Prince said:—"Ia m convinced that we lost the war In October, 1914. I…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1918
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The War. To-Day's Cables. LONDON
One hundred and seven nominees have been elected unopposed at the British elections. Mr. Lloyd George is opposed by the Editor of the English “Review.”…
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In the House of Representatives Mr. Austin Chapman asked: Will the Minister for Works and Railways (Mr. Groom) inform the House definitely as to work…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Welcome Home Sapper Do Well Entertained
On Thursday night last Sapper S. Dowell, a returned Anzac, was the guest of the Braidwood Farewell and Welcome Home…
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Additional prizes aret: Silk Parasol, white kid pair of shoes, size 5-4. The contents of the chest of linen have been valued at from…
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[?] message from Costerland, [?], reports that the former own Prince declares that what ought about the downfall of the…
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The Federal Government is hanging on to the War Precautions Act like grim death to a sick nigger. The autocracy which has…
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2,000 cities and towns in the United States celebrated Britain's Day. Mass meetings being held everywhere. The Paris "Le Matin" draws attention…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →War Chest Dance at Mar-lowe
On Friday night last a dance was held at Marlowe, in Mr. P. King's shearing shed, in aid of the War Chest fund. There was a…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Our Soldier Boys. Interesting Letter From Soldier Jack McKIE
Mr. and Mrs. John McKie, of Bungendore, have recently received from their son Jack, who, since the early days of the war, has been fighting with the A.I.F. in…
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A meeting in connection with the Braidwood branch of the War Chest was held at She Council Chambers on Wednesday night…
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A message from Kiel states that Admiral Hercules with the British Naval delegation has entered the Canal and was expected at Kiel on…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Battlefield Bets. How Soldiers Gamble. A Life For a Shilling
The great sporting strain in Tommy Atkins' nature is seen in everything that he puts his hand to—fun or fighting…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Return of a Local Anzac. Some Experiences
In the Duntroon Amusement Hall on Wednesday evening, 11th inst., a welcome home was given to Sergeant Clark, son of an old and respected…
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A correspondent with the American Array says :-"The further we advance towards Germany the more we realise that this is an…
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In connection with the British general elections on Saturday the weather was unsettled and there was a lack of excitement,…
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Prize Winners.—Silver Teapot, Mr. W. Coffey; Trips to Goulburn, Mrs. Chapman, Miss Bull, Miss J.Stei[?] Christmas Cake, Miss…
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It is understood in political circles at Washington that Allied troops will occupy the Western provinces of Russia when the…
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Mrs. H. Lee, of Pound Hill, Queanbeyan, has received notification that her eldest son, Trooper C. E. Lee, is expected to arrive in Sydney on or about the 20th instant…
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The correspondent of the "Times who visited Berlin telegraphs a vivid picture of the rapid attempts to socialise industry…
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