The District and the War
On Friday evening next a grand patriotic concert organised by Mr. A. H. Brain, is to be held at the Robertson School of Arts in aid of the Belgian…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1914
289 stories in Southern Highlands's papers · page 9 of 15
The War. Sydney, Monday, 10.3[?] a.m
A Turkish warship fired 300 [?]b[?]lls into Novo[?] and 300 into T[?]. The [?] is the [?]hip of the Turkish [?] having a German…
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A Turkish warship fired 300 shells into Novowonoi[?] and [?]00 into Th[?] The G[?]b[?]n is the flagship of the Turkish [?] having a German…
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Last Friday on the battle front in Flanders fighting as savage as any in the preceding 15 days took place. The battle was the bloodiest in…
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A British report from Rotterdam states that the Germans are concentrating at [?]brugge and Heyst, north west of Ostend, and placing big…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Peace in War
All deep thinkers of the present day, who are called upon to toke their battle stand, will sea a field of gold, rich with the greatest harvest of war which…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Dogs of War
"The dogs of war have been unleashed," said a man reading the war bulletins—and when he made the remark perhaps he little knew how very true this statement was…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →War and the Woman. III.—Continued
They had told him that John Faber was tall and Saxon-haired-a cheery, businesslike, unobtrusive fellow, very generous, farseeing beyond his epoch. He had founded…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →War in Naked Horror. Stories From the Front
The two sides of the war-stories of its terrors and its picturesqueness are graphically portrayed in messages from special correspondents of the Times. How the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Regard for Soldiers' Relatives
The following remarks which the Kaiser addressed to his conscripts a few years age should be remembered at this juncture: "I may call upon you to shoot down or…
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The sum of £10 14s, second monthly instalment to the War Food Fund, has been remitted to headquarters by the staff of Nattai Shire Council…
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I is officially announced in Belle that the Inundation of the country south of N[?] will prelude all operations. The whole district, the…
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German resorts from Valparaiso state that the armoured cruiser Monmouth was sunk in a fight off that port. It is also stated that the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Moss Vale and District War Fund
The Committee acknowledge the following further contributions:— Previously acknowledged £ 150 13 0 H. J. Cloutt.. .. .. 0 5 0…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Europe's Past War Lord. Napoleon in Defeat
Napoleon fled from Waterloo aghast. He left his army without counsel or direction. It was a characteristic course. characteristic alike of his almost brutal…
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The [?] of the Berrima District Hospital [?] W[?] word on Saturday [?] was required to go with the Red Cross nurses…
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The matron of the Berrima District Hospital (Miss Wakeford) received word on Saturday that she was required to go with the Red Cross nurses…
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It is computed that 700,000 Germans endeavoured to break the Ypres Lille line. the battle raged fiercely for three days, each day presenting a…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Dutch Doubts. War Preparations
"Blood or Zweet" (Blood or sweat?). This is the question the Dutch are to-day asking themselves (writes Stephen Black, from Rotterdam, to the Daily Mail of last month)…
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