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  4. POST-BAG OF THE WAR

    Limping painfully into the fighting line with the aid of a chair and a stick, an officer of the North Lancashires calmly sat down at the head ...

    Article : 76 words
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  7. FROM VARIOUS SOURCES.

    Somebody writing for the “Age” had his nether limb extended by a “leading city agent” whom he interviewed—i.e., asked unsophisticated ...

    Article : 194 words
  8. NO MASS FOR THE IRISH.

    Corporal S. R. Toal, Royal Irish Fusiliers, writing to his mother, says:— The thing that we mind more than anything else is not being able to get ...

    Article : 231 words
  9. MAN WHO CAME BACK.

    Life in the trenches is described in the following letter from Private N. L. McLennan.— The poor old regiment looked ...

    Article : 371 words
  10. THE SEA OF JELLICOE.

    We are indebted to the “Natal News Letter,” published on board H.M.S. Natal, now with the Grand Fleet keeping watch in the North Sea, for the ...

    Article : 530 words
  11. ,LAND OF MOURNING.

    Gloom is settling down on the German-people like a nightmare. The Aixla-Chapelle correspondent of the “Tyd,” says that every family, in Germany ...

    Article : 282 words
  12. DYING CHILD’S ROSARY.

    One of the most pathetic stories of the war—a dying French child’s, appreciation of the tenderness and humanly of the British soldier—is ...

    Article : 312 words
  13. TERROR TOUCHES BERLIN

    East Prussia is panic-stricken by the Russian invasion, and all the roads and towns on the way to Berlin are crowded with fugitive peasantry. ...

    Article : 210 words
  14. RIBBON OF HER HAIR.

    Writing, to his little daughter, Driver J. G. Williams, of the Army Service Corps, says.— When you go to bed and say your ...

    Article : 184 words
  15. LATEST LIARLESS FROM BERLIN

    “Food becomes more scarce in Australia each day. Hardly a horse is to be seen in the streets which has not had at least one slice taken out of ...

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  16. Very-Old Established.

    Diner (to proprietor of restaurant): Your family has. been established here a long time, hasn’t it? Proprietor (proudly): Yes, indeed, ...

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  17. THE USEFUL EGG.

    For burns and scalds there is nothing more soothing than the white of an egg, which may be poured over [the wound. It is softer as a varnish for ...

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  18. “LADIES FROM HELL.”

    How Captain Lord Richard Wellesley, of the 1st .Grenadier Guards, met his death in action is told in a letter from Lance-Corporal G. C. Blakemore, ...

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