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  2. INCIDENTS OF THE WAR.

    An instance occurred the other day, not in itself great consequence but interesting as showing the difference between the very best soldiers the Kaiser can put ...

    Article : 803 words
  3. WAR MISCELLANY.

    Everybody knows hew difficult it is to form, and more so to save, a terse and vivid description of a battle. It 'would be hard to beat tho following ...

    Article : 98 words
  4. NORTH SEA HUMOR.

    The following are a Jew specimens of "wit and wisdom," as they are called, extracted from a recent issue if the "North Sea Times," which is ...

    Article : 140 words
  5. "YEAR OF GERMAN SHAME."

    Tho tablet which it is proposed to place on the historical public buildings in Poland wrecked by the Germans will bear the words, "Restored after ...

    Article : 63 words
  6. DASH FOR LIBERTY.

    Corporal Geo. Kerwood of the Berks Regiment, tells a thrilling story of his escape from the German lines. A reservist. Kerwood rejoined his regiment ...

    Article : 233 words
  7. BISHOPS AT THE FRONT.

    Mr Ian Malcolm, M. P. church-wardon of All Saints' London who is engaged with Lord Robert Cecil on Red Cross work, writes to his parish ...

    Article : 113 words
  8. TWO CHRISTMAS EVES IN BELGIUM.

    Mr Hall Caine wrote as follows in the London "Standard":— King Albert Book is not, in any ordinary sense, a Christmas publication, yet ...

    Article : 720 words
  9. THE "ANAEMIC FEMINISED C LOSET PHILOSOPHER" (VIDE MR WATT) GREETS THE KAISER.

    PRESIDENT WILSON—"MANY HAPPY RETURNS OF YOUR BIRTHDAY. YOUR MAJESTY." THE KAISER—"MEIN COTTI I VISH I NEVER HAD A BIRTHDAY." ... [ILLUSTRATED]

    Article : 35 words
  10. GERMANY'S JONAH.

    The German Crown Prince, who is considered in some quarters to [?]more responsible for the war than the Kaiser, has achieved a remarkable ...

    Article : 249 words
  11. DEAF MUTE'S VICTORY.

    The important part played by the deaf-and-dump language in the capture of Vermelles is related in the French journal "Sourd Muet." The ...

    Article : 238 words
  12. OVER-SORUPULOUS.

    The "good and true" stories of Kitchener's army are being continually multiplied. Here is one of the latest: During the recent heavy rains the ...

    Article : 115 words
  13. POLAND MYSTERY.

    For some time past people in this country hare been puzzled by the conflicting reports of the operations in Russian Poland. "The Morning ...

    Article : 1,628 words
  14. MAKING FOR THE FRONT.

    In a series of very interesting letters to friends in Ballarat. Mr Rene Tournouer, formerly managing director of Fathe's Pictures, Ballarat, writes:— ...

    Article : 1,893 words
  15. A BRITISH LAD.

    The British Parliamentary Recruiting Committee has received the following communication front a Yorkshire lad:—"Dear Sirs,—Will you kindly ...

    Article : 135 words
  16. LAME DUCKS.

    Keil is the most jealously guarded town in Germany. Besides being the recognised home of the German Navy it. is the abode of the imperial dockyards and of Krupp's ...

    Article : 956 words
  17. THE TEMPER OF THE INDIANS.

    A correspondent of the Italian newspaper "Secolo," curious to discover the temper of the Indian troops, addressed one of them in camp in France. ...

    Article : 177 words
  18. COST OF KEEPING A SOLDIER.

    Professor Wolf, a well-known economist, has reckoned that the average cost of Keeping a soldier in the field is seven marks a day. tend that the ...

    Article : 135 words
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