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Article : 703 wordsShould one of our prisoners in England be ill-treated, then, without a moment's notice, we must resort to the sharpest retaliation. They must be taught ...
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Article : 43 words"If a man has not responsibilities, then in God's name, do the decent thing—don the khaki and join your mates in the firing line."—Mr. C. G. Wade. ...
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Article : 99 words"It is well-known that one trust alone contributed £50,000 last time to the anti- referendum campaign. So that when they hold up their hands in horror at the ...
Article : 74 words"No strategy could hold back the Germans if some Prussian physicist should achieve Mr. Wells' dream of an atomic bomb which would destroy a city. ...
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Article : 71 words"The French armies that over-ran Europe carried with them everywhere the idea of a broader, freer, more satisfactory life for the common people. They ...
Article : 76 words"The enemy couldn't stand the baronet, it was printed, and ran from it every time; but so far his running basn't moved his lines much backwards. The ...
Article : 117 wordsA quick and easy way of cleansing linoleum or oilcloth is to add about a tablespoonful of kerosene to an ordinary pail of warm water, and to use four ...
Article : 106 words"Not one of the brave men whom we have sent to the front during recent months is capable of the excesses committed at Badajoz. There is no touch of ...
Article : 79 words"It is a dangerous game, this dynastic tampering with the will of peoples whose democratic instincts warn them that absolutism will triumph if the ...
Article : 59 words"I thought I realised something of what was being done by France. I see now that I am only beginning to Understand what France is. I can only plead ...
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Article : 33 words"From the beginning of things the Parliamentary recruiting campaign in this State has been something of a failure, and has sot aroused a scintilla of ...
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Article : 67 words"The formation of a safe road of communication to Constantinople is for us, at present in time of war, and in the future in time of peace, such a necessity ...
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Article : 118 wordsThe correspondent of the "New York Times" tells of being in the village of Szvindnik, in the Carpathians, after the Russian retirement, and being witness ...
Article : 279 words"Servia is fighting an intense and acute struggle for her national existence," concluded Sir Edward, "but all of us are fighting for the same issue ...
Article : 71 words"There will be medical sub-committees in connection with the war councils, which will look after the interests specially of the men who have come back ...
Article : 97 words"The comparative ease with which huge sums have been obtained by war loans and the sale of Treasury bills has fed a dangerous complacency which will ...
Article : 98 words"Better that a millstone should be round your neck and that yon should be at the bottom of the sea than that you should have to confess in future years ...
Article : 62 words"Under the mellowing and kindly influence of an Eight-Hour celebration banquet in Sydney, Mr. W. M. Hughes, the Federal Attorney-General, spoke of ...
Article : 123 wordsThe new building is erected on fifty five feet frontage to O'Connell Street, by a depth of 90 feet to a light area of twenty feet, which area is lined with ...
Article : 65 words"For Home, and even for Continental service, a democratic citizen army appears to be an immediate necessity if volunteering is really insufficient, ...
Article : 94 wordsItaly is resolved with her Alice to prosecute the War to a victorious e. d. In Australia we unfortunately know very little of this noble spirited race; but ...
Article : 177 wordsQuite a numerous muster marked the third annual meeting of the Society of Dorsetmen Beyond the Seas, held recently at a leading Sydney cafe. The ...
Article : 136 words"While the Defence Department has been clinging stubbornly to a programme arranged over a year ago, and has been resisting to the utmost every civic effort ...
Article : 103 wordsTake raspberies and cover, with clear, cold vinegar. Let them, stand, well covered, is a crock or earthern dish until the next morning, keeping them in ...
Article : 103 wordsCensorship which robs the gallant soldier of the glory he has earned; which suppresses or slurs over bad news and so prevents the nation from realising its ...
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Guyra Argus (NSW : 1902 - 1954), Thu 4 Nov 1915, Page 3
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