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THE LATE DRIVER C. F. C. RIDDLE.
Mr. Charles Riddle, of Arthur-street, Prospect, has been notified that his son, Driver C. F. C. Riddle (late Sapper), died of wounds received in France. He ...
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MUZZLING THE PRESS.
The "Frankfurter Zeitung" announces that the censor has prohibited that paper from publishing leaders or expressing personal opinions on political questions, ...
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THE LATE PRIVATE W. E. R. HERRMANN.
Mrs. J. A. W. Herrmann, of Woods' Flat, River Murray, has been officially notified that her second son, Private Walter Ernest Reginald Herrmann, died of gunshot ...
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AUSTRIA AND PEACE.
The statement of the Emperor Charles in favor of peace as soon as possible is due to an urgent, warning from the party leaders that there will be a revolution in ...
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THE LATE PRIVATE E. BAKER.
Mrs. E. A. Baker, of Port Wakefield, received a letter from Lieutenant, L. P. Little, concerning her son, Private, E. Baker, who was killed in action in France, ...
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FEELING IN AUSTRIA.
The Austrian papers ere protesting against Count Czernin's assertion that the Constitution provides that peace is a matter solely for the Emperor's decision. The ...
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PRIZE-MONEY FOR AIRMEN.
The Prize Court has awarded £1,920 to be divided between two monitors and two aeroplanes, which destroyed the Konigsnerg, on the east coast of Africa, early ...
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THE LATE PRIVATE B. W. OSBORNE.
Mr. H. Weston, of Balhannah, has been officially informed that Private B. W. Osborne, previously reported missing, was killed in action on April 2. ...
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THE LATE PRIVATE G. R. TESTER.
Mrs. G. R. Tester, of Kangarilla, has been notified that her husband, Private G. R. Tester, died from gunshot wounds in the 2nd Australian Casualty Clearing ...
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AUSTRALIAN PRISONERS.
The Australian interned prisoners now in Switzerland have recovered wonderfully after their tragic experiences in Germany, so that their treatment at ...
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THE LATE PRIVATE L. JESSER.
News has been received of the death of Private L. Jesser, the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Jesser, of Aberdeen. He was born at Laura in December, 1892. Shortly ...
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THE LATE LIEUTENANT E. J. H. CLARKE.
In reference to the death of Lieutenant E. J. H. Clarke, who was killed in action on April 15, Brigadier-General Rosenthal and Lieutenant-Colonel Waite, have ...
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THE LATE PRIVATE G. J. F. BARTLETT.
Private G. J. F. Bartlett, of Waranda Wells, West Coast, who enlisted in the A.I.F. on December 12, 1915; was killed in action on March 3, 1917. He was born at ...
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THE LATE PRIVATE R. BATES.
Mr. H. Bates, of Adelaide, has received word that his brother, Private Robert Bates, was killed in France on May 25. Private Bates left Mount Gambier about ...
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TREATMENT IN TURKEY.
Speaking at a recruiting meeting on July 3 in reference to the treatment of Australian prisoners of war, Senator Pearce said he had that morning received from ...
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THE LATE PRIVATE J. O. HENNESSY.
No. 3256, Private J. O. Hennessy, 43yd Battalion, A.I.F., died from a gunshot wound in France on June 10, 1917. Previous to his enlistment he was employed ...
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THE LATE PRIVATE H. P. McAULIFFE.
Mr. P. F. McAuliffe has been officially notified that his third son, Private Hugh P. McAuliffe, was killed in action in France on June 9. Private McAuliffe was ...
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THE LATE SERGEANT A. C. HUNTER.
Sergeant A. C. Hunter, whose death was recently reported, was associated for many years with the Post and Telegraph Department at Meningie and Maitland. Later ...
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THE LATE PRIVATE L. R. BEATON.
The late Private L. R. Beaton, was the youngest eon of the late Mr. and Mrs. Beaton, of Narracoorte and was 19 years of age at the time of his death. On ...
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THE LATE PRIVATE A. W. BIRD.
Mr. W. Bird, of Lockleya, has received information from the military authorities, that his son. Private Albert William Bird, who was reported missing, in ...
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THE LATE CORPORAL SMITH.
Mrs. E. Bosworth, of Roslyn-street, Hilton, has been advised by the military authorities, that her son, Corporal F. R. T. Smith, was killed in action in France ...
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THE LATE PRIVATE JOHN F. O'REILLY.
Private John Francis O'Reilly was killed in action in France on April 2. He was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Patrick O'Reilly, of Tailem Bend. He was 22 ...
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THE LATE PRIVATE A. DAVEY.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Davey, of Mile-End, late of Petersburg, have been notified that their son, Private Arthur Davey, was killed in action in France on June 9. ...
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THE LATE CORPORAL BECK.
Mrs. Victor O. Beck, of Ailsa-street, Fullarton Estate, has been officially advised that her husband, Corporal Victor Oliver Beck, was killed in action on June 7. He ...
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THE LATE PRIVATE ST. CLAIRE.
Mrs. St. Claire, of Union-street, Adelaide, has been notified that her husband. Private J. E. H. N. (Pat) St. Claire, was killed in action on June 11. Private St. ...
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THE LATE DRIVER ERIC R. LANGE.
Driver E. R. Lange, who died from gunshot wounds received while in action in France, was born at Whitwarta, 1894, received his schooling at the Whitwarta ...
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THE LATE BUGLER A. S. MOORE.
Mrs. G. E. Moore, of Unley, has been notified that her husband, Bugler A. S. Moore, was killed in action on June 9, 1917, having been in France since ...
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THE LATE PRIVATES G. H. AND N. R. COLLINS.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Collins, of Borrika, have been notified by the military authorities that their two sons, Private G. H and N. R. Collins were killed in action ...
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THE LATE PRIVATE W. L. C. BEER.
Mr. A. J. Beer, of Rosewater, received news that his son, Private William L. C. Beer, was killed in action in France on June 13. At the outbreak of war he was ...
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MILITARY NEWS.
The Governor-General approved of the following changes:- Senior Cadets.-Appointments-Jack Leonard Roy Kay, Kenneth William Algernon ...
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THE LATE PRIVATE HILTUNEN.
There was an impressive scene at the Fort Elliot Cemetery on Sunday, when the headstone provided by public subscription to mark the grave of the late Private ...
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THE LATE PRIVATE HOOPER.
Mrs. A. Hooper, of Goodwood, has received a letter from lieutenant J. A. Blacket, dated April 8, referring to the death of her only son, Private Arthur ...
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THE LATE PRIVATE ERIC R. WHEATON.
Private E. R. Wheaton, who died of wounds on June 11, at the 1st Australian Clearing Station, was the fourth surviving son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wheaton, of ...
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THE LATE PRIVATE W. TREMLETT.
Mr. and Mrs. Tremlett, of Springton, have received news that their youngest son, Private W. Tremlett, died on May 6 of gunshot wounds in France. He was born ...
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THE LATE PRIVATE R. G. M. FULLER.
Mrs. C. C. M. Fuller, Norma-street, West Adelaide, has been notified that her son, Private R. G. M. Fuller, was killed in action in France on June 8. He was ...
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