The Day of Judgment is at hand, and the people of Australia sit enthroned as the judges. The fate of the nation hangs upon their decision. It ...
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Advertising : 638 wordsSir,—Kindly allow me a space, as this is a message to mothers of Australia. It is a message that calls for serious thought; that demands serious attention. It is a quostion ...
Article : 812 wordsTo what a depth of drivelling dementia the clamoters for Conscription are descending may be judged by the latest announcement in Tasmania. The treasurer of the National ...
Article : 184 wordsAt the beginning of the week the Conscriptionists came to light with their "Vote "Yes." buttons, which were handed over with Plute's' blessing, free, gratis, and for ...
Article : 186 wordsWhile some Conscription eranks are holding up New Zealand—where, the other day, two men were fined £20 each for "a[?]empting to 'shout' for one another"—as an ...
Article : 259 wordsWe are well aware that the war is being worked for all it is worth from both platform and pulpit, and the latest use it has been put to is a revival of attacks on the ...
Article : 218 wordsOne-eyed as in all other aspects of the Conscription campaign, the daily press that on Monday last laid itself out to make the most of what shrieking sky-pilets had said ...
Article : 300 wordsDuring the past couple of weeks, both in Sydney and Melbourne there have been a number of persons, men and women, fined for disturbing the "unanimity" of ...
Article : 229 words"Yes" for a Black Australia. "NO" for a White Australia. [Drawing by Rob Shaw: letterpress by P. R. Thompson; both of "Truth" Office, 244.46 Little Lonsdale-street. Melbourue.] ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 17 wordsNow that the warm weather has set in, and the intoxicating juice joints close up at 6 p.m., the wily Wowsers anticipate a hot time of it after dark in our public parks, ...
Article : 535 wordsDefence Minister Pearce has made a belated discovery that all they French soldiers serving abroad—or practically all of them—are volunteers, and not conscripts. He says ...
Article : 232 wordsThe contention of the Wowsers that liquor and lechery are intimately connected, and that closing the hotels at an earlier hour will cause a great improvement in sexual ...
Article : 334 wordsWhen Australian patriots protest against this country being bled white in a foreign war while Russia [?] untold millions of men available for service, the Conscriptiomsts ...
Article : 359 wordsTo see a police uniform—or any uniform, in fact—decorted with extraneous emblems looks out of place at any time, as well as being against the regulations, and while ...
Article : 268 wordsLittle Billee is highly indignant that those cablegrams, arriving so opportunely from [?]ir Douglas Haig, General Birdwood, and others, should be stigmatised as fakes. He ...
Article : 297 wordsBill Smiff was no good either as a husband or as a father. Ha spent most of his time in bed, and left the earning of the daily bread to poor Mrs. Smiff. One day ...
Article : 135 wordsThe Conscription crowd are not having things all their own war in the bush by any means, and indications clearly shew that, the farmers up north will have none of the ...
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Truth (Melbourne ed.) (Vic. : 1914 - 1918), Sat 28 Oct 1916, Page 4
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