The Governor—General has received the following cablegram from the Commander in Chief of the allied expedition to the Dardanelles, Gen. Sir Ian ...
Article : 344 wordsSouth Australia has been particularly from from railway accidents of a serious na[?] and interest attaches to the adoption of a new interlocking signal arrange ...
Article : 968 wordsA menage which has reached the Hellenic capital by way of Dede Agatch (Bulgaria's port on the Egean Sea, close to the Turkish port of Enos), states that ...
Article : 106 wordsEach hour the Allies appear to be getting nearer to the recapture from the Germans of La Bassee in Northern France. The British troops have broken the enemy's line along a two—mile front at Richebourg about four miles north of La Bassee and two miles south of Neuve ...
Article : 442 wordsIN COMMAND OF AUSTRALIA'S 20,000- MAJOR—GEN. W. T, BRIDGES, C.M.G. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 20 wordsMr. E. Ashmend Bartlett, telegraphing on May 10 from the Dardanelles, scares that the British and Australians have not yet secured possession of the heights of ...
Article : 452 wordsSgt.Major S. F. Freeman, who is reported as wounded in the Dardanelles, is a brother of Mr.Freeman (General Secretary of the Liberal Union). He went ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 110 wordsFurther particulars have been received of the duel in Belgium between a Zeppelin and aeroplanes, which was reported yesterday. The London Daily Mail ...
Article : 71 wordsThe gunners of Dover believe that they hit the Zeppelin, which headed up the Channel with her nose canted downward. Twenty—three incendiary bombs were ...
Article : 169 wordsThe pilot of an incoming vessel states that five Zeppelin airships have been sighted steering north—westerly (towards the English coast) near the North ...
Article : 198 wordsAn officer of the Leicestershire Regiment writes that when the Canadians were forced to abandon a wood a wounded man managed to crawl to the main body with ...
Article : 119 wordsFuether news of the British offensive in the country between Neuve Chapelle and La Bassee is provided by the latest of the bi—weekly reports of the ...
Article : 229 wordsA corporal in the Black Watch, who has been wounded, narrates that for better hand—to—hand fighting that at La Bassee during the past few days could not be ...
Article : 170 wordsSTOCKPORT. May 18.—Keea regret was expressed throughout the district when the news came to hand the Pte. Barber was wounded at the Dardanelles. He is ...
Article : 103 wordsThe official "Eyewitness" has sent an account of the fighting round about the French village Festo[?] He says that on Sunday night hell broke loose, and ...
Article : 560 wordsFour hundred wounded Australian troops have arrived in England, and have been accommodated in various military hospitals. The High Commissioner (Sir Georue Reid) ...
Article : 188 wordsThe [?] governor of Papua Ju[?] Murry is much impressed with Me pess[?] the [?] on which Mr.Wade the government expert is now. ...
Article : 201 wordsThe afternoon communique states:—Our advance at Hetsas continues. We have captured a German line east of the Yser Canal (in the same region of Flanders). ...
Article : 187 wordsSADDLEWORTH, May 18.—Pte. R. Mackie who was wounded at was wonder at the Dardancless was a member of the 10th Battalion 3rd Bridge and resided . ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 63 wordsCHAIN OF PONDS, May 17.—Pte. R. R. Palmer, who died last week from wounds received, while fighting in the Dard[?] for many yeans a resident of Mill brook ...
Article : 78 wordsMURRAY BRIDGE, May 18.—The committee appointed by the ratepayers of Murray Bridge to carry out a proposal to have the town incorporated, at its first ...
Article : 162 wordsThe Russian Consul at Urumich, in Persia, independently confirms earlier reports from American missionaries concerning massacres of Armenians in the Van ...
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Advertising : 117 wordsTHE LATE PTE. G. K. ROBINSON, who was a stretcher—bearer with the Australian Red Croes in the fighting at the Dardanelles, and who his died of wounds received In action. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 63 wordsA Berlin communique states that the [?] gave up advenced positions near [?] and Hetsas to avoid losses by [?] ...
Article : 62 wordsThe nineteenth list of New Zealand casualties is as follows:— —Died of Wounds.Ptes. James Hanley, Harry P. Taylor, ...
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Advertising : 129 wordsMr.Whitney Warren, an American, who took the photograph of the picture above, traversed the entire length of the line of battle between the Allies and the Germans from Ypres to Switzerland. He maintains that when peace is restored Rheims, Arras, and Y preg "should protest and forgetfulness and against pardon." He holds that none of the ruined fanes should be restored. "Permit their wounds to heal, but do not reconstruct them in their integrality." Mr. Warren cites the case of ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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The Register (Adelaide, SA : 1901 - 1929), Wed 19 May 1915, Page 7
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