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Newspaper

Benalla Standard

Location

Benalla, Victoria, Australia

Date

Oct 29, 1918

Page

3

Peace prospects and German reply to Wilson flaws

A long analysis of German and Austrian responses to President Wilson’s fourteen points. It notes Prince Max’s delay and reservations, Wilson’s Fourteen Points and later remarks, and the shift in war fortunes with Bulgaria's surrender and Austrian turmoil. The piece argues against Germany seeking a “breathing space” and claims Allied pressure remains strong.

Wilson Prince Max Thorn Germany Mt Vernon Wilton New York Brest Litovek Bucharest Hie G Nimoot Kaiser Bulgaria Austria Yunco Nates Prsident Wilson Max Luthbury von Hartling Reichstag Breat-Litovak Count Hartling

Tie Wan Loss and Savunth War Loan Subscriptions

Subscriptions for the Savunth War Loan lag behind target as local officials Moser Makonlo and McKay push campaigns to raise funds for Benois Shire. By yesterday £47,808 was banked with hopeful credit to exceed £50,000. about £7,000 short of the quota. Upcoming drives include staggered sessions through late November and December with multiple quota dates noted.

Savunth Moser Makonlo McKay Honda Benois Shire Knox Sexton D ‘Omproy Beuallay Cota

Bet Bet Shire Urges Aid On Timber Freight Costs

The Bet Bet Shire Council urged Benalla shire to back a deputation to the Minister, seeking commensurate assistance for towns facing road damage from timber traffic. They note municipal powers to tax road users are limited while government revenue from railway freight and forest produce remains high. A delegate will seek a fixed hearing date.

Cannes Bet Bet Benalla Rayos Caassen Basyka Wyl Doyle & Davis Tailore Bourke-street Melbourne Ismow Victorie Hotel Bonall Talehnuz LA Insteria Bale Jara Sergo Ballarattwood Maware Sue Anon Proreety Thoona Hobe Warronbsyns L. J. Curboy Weedge-streat Abbott Caurcu Brisbane Queenslynd New South Ates Sydney Newcastle Gonkoarn Armiriate Bathurst Heaslon Riverine Victoria Meluoaris Ballarat Randigo Wangaratta South Australia Adelady Wallor Hs Wee Australie Bpey Bunbury Ketguorlie Timuits Lesbos Queensland Soldiers’ Help Society Asp Beratss Alexander Mackinnon Bandsleng Faemar Rhocca Keine Yabba North Tacmer Michael O'Dea Brimin Waltar W. Meliead Kooxie Park Violet Town Walla F Fitch J.P. Jackeon Maritopier Oxtonou Luther Wills Beechworth Bonalla W. Clemons Mysterrat Baxp Mfr Sholz Asie Wal Messrs. Ke, Willlune E. Baker Baddaglunle Sporte Club Gratis Wannoratia Hospital Thyraquost Bondeastar Sergt. Joner Jno Scholes Buvalls Jonow Koramborra Edwin V. Mall Goorstabat Hy Kelly Bowoya Wm. Drummond Beosha Wm. Shannon Thos. J. Allen Wilby Benewt Argos Malwala Edward PB. Matthews J G Hastora Goulburn Valley Goulburo LauatNe Tne NSAV National Party Riverstone Riverstona Reformed Commission Echome Toast Natonal Party

Red Cross Society Receipt of Donations and Supplies

The Red Cross Society Mie Fi, through its secretary, acknowledges donations including ten dollars from Mr TL Leary a friend and various goods such as milk tin fomon batter cotton bottles and milks. Members contributed clothing and medical items for the month including undergarments shirts mittens a cap and helmet, all packed and sent to the national depot.

Mie Fi. Bond TL. Leary Alton Min. Martin Slonoa Literatura

The War The Western Front

A French communique says the First Army pressed the line between the Oise and the Serre with gains along the front. Mount Dorleny Saint Abeuvite Courjomell Cheversla Moncond and other fortifications near Dappui were captured. On the right the army advanced toward Peron and northeastward, taking Hill 417 and the factory east of Tichecourt. On the Serre front the Centh Army aided the movement and seized the Serre east of Asis and penetrated German trenches. The Germans are fortifying between Fontainparun and Avelovur north of the River Seill, which joins the Moselle.

Rewren London Oise Serre Mount Dorleny Saint Abeuvite Courjomell Cheversla Moncond Dappui Tichecourt Serra First Asis Cermans Oy Revten J Pamis Fontainparun Avelovur Seill Moselle

Enemy counter attack repulsed near Angelfontains ends in heavy losses

Sir Dongle Haig reports that enemy counter attacked in the neighborhood of Angelfontains but was repulsed with many killed on the field. One position remained in initial hands as the battle ended.

Xdox Sanday Dongle Haig Angelfontains Iniaal

Italian Front Progress Report From Piave Clash

Italian and British forces push along the Piave front in a combined advance. The Italian units on the right overcome resistance while the British on the left gain ground and secure preliminary positions as operations continue in the Grave Dipapadi poli area.

London Dallan Sonth Piave Dipapadi Poli

Palestine and Aleppo Occupied By Allied Cavalry

A Palestine official report says armored cars and cavalry occupied Aleppo Saturday morning as 12 000 Turkish troops retired north of the city with the arrival of British forces. Turkey may seek peace as a likely outcome of the engagement.

Palestine Alleppo Revrew London Allepo Turkey Reuter Aleppo Ponce

Mesopotamia Turkeys Fight Back in Retreat

A Mesopotamia military bulletin reports Turkish forces pushing back and retreating about four miles toward the river. One patrol reached the outskirts of a town, while another unit defended positions along the front.

Mesopotamia London Rivae

Allied and Central Powers Campaigns and Leaders Reports

Military actions across Europe and the Balkans drive the week with large prisoner captures by British and French forces in France and Belgium. Allied successes near Laon and in Macedonia are noted alongside German strategic twists and a lukewarm surrender of Ludendorff. The piece also recounts the Kitchener affair tied to Russian communications and the autumn naval accident.

Monte Gripps Brenta Piave la Quesnoy Plyiar Onisia England Malden Ashont Esslent Laon Murava Macedonia Dorbe Prlainoen March U.S.A Cline Bol Dam France Ludendorff Kaiser Henry WV. Mapp Salvation Army Raysis Tpvcc Washington Winter Lord Kitchener Rawsia Ha Wae

Mooney Valley Race Meeting Highlights and Results

Racing at Mooney Valley on Saturday produced several winners in tight finishes. Major winners include Astravene at 4 to 2 and Nimblewoo at 4 to 2, with others such as Phoenix Wandioy and Traquate L earning top spots in their events. Dead heats occurred for Pan nory and Wape Sky, while Kinweald Daly claimed victory in the final stakes race.

Mooney Valley Raol Locl Calaty Pannory Wape Sky Sy Wioner Bo Storple Cocsledale Kinweald Dalyei Wolkot Marie Stralue Trilllow Bto

Benalla Bowling Club Badge Challenge Begins Saturday

The Benalla Bowling Club started the badge challenge competition with two noon matches featuring Davine and Richa Brigga against the original holder Barmolatar. The event drew strong interest and promises a popular ongoing series with the next game set for Tow.

Benalla Barmolatar Attil Davine Richa Brigga Bosmor Matobos Promiacy Hacomo

Peace Overturned Threat to Military Subordination

In Copenhagen on Sunday the Reichstag approved a bill to place military command under civilian government control. The measure aims to ensure civilian supremacy over the armed forces amid tensions with revolutionary factions.

Reoven Copenhagen Sanday Reichstag Miliery

Roll of Honor and Armistice Terms Refusal

London reports that Germany will not publish armistice terms until responding to President Wilson. News recalls resignations and losses on the Allied side, listing fallen soldiers and young airmen from Albury and surrounding districts, with details on survivors and mourning.

Ludendorff London Nooater Allon Germany Wilam von Ladendorit Ladendoril

German People s Government Awaits Peace Proposals

The piece reports on a German government faction awaiting peace proposals amid ongoing war. It lists numerous names and locations, with scattered references to soldiers and regions, reflecting a period of uncertainty and diplomatic activity.

Disputed Cables Signal Wartime Politics in Nation

A shrouded summary reports shifts in leadership and policy as Austria and Slovakia gain recognition, a provisional government forms in Pearuy, and President Wilson informs Kaiser of wartime strategy. It notes German relations, peace demonstrations, and a Democratic push ahead of next month’s elections with calls for American war support.

Creaitepy Democrate Germany Trin Wilton

District News Beechworth and Wangaratta Local Briefs

District news from Beechworth covers school sports, a protest about funds, and a police court report including a fraud case and a theft sentence. In Glenrowan Mansfield and Wangaratta items note a death, a road accident, a court fine, a social show, and a marriage gift.

Welcome Home Aq Stewarton Ceremony

A noisy crowd gathered at the pavilion to honor Private Jack Poy and Private Vernin Davia The Stina Pipiadou. The gathering included heartfelt toasts and three hearty cheers for the two soldiers as families and friends offered good wishes for a homeward journey amid a sun fog.

Priple Paynis Jack Poy Vernin Davia Stina Pipiadou Bath Coole Lyech Payne Ballarat Pho Lee Boys

Melbourne University Musical Examinations Report

The examination results reveal practicals outperformed by theory with overall poor adherence to standards. Names listed include Tamony, Jean Bispoth Row, and many others with grades ranging from V to VI plus.

University of Melbourne Mary Marga Gander Annie LiTlies Tamony Jean Bispoth Guero Rluawoest Hiteorld Kiohimourt Grado Sainia Dylan Tiga Brennan Benalla Tirade LV Alien Conroy Curo Evelyn Muting Loviurshis Amoti« Bergin Bingeots Mary Hoping Kauiteen Malon Ad Alls Connolly Bunallis

Trinity College of Music Examinations At Shire Hall

A report from a small practics exeminarion held at Shire Hall on Poesday. Mr Myormough Mae B of London oversaw the event with candidates including Mery Malcolm and Fil Cyno achieving honors in the intermediate grades. The committee announced high end marks, with several students listed from Convent and Misnos Rodgers among others for the December theory examination and diploma teaching studies.

Trinity College of Music London Myormough Mae. B Shire Hall Mery Malcolm Papil Convant Cyno K. Barriven Convent F.gat M. Matoolin Lone Mary Stanley Pea M. Smith B.C Pe Misnos Rodgers Anlar Cirdo É. Baln Pane Mins Reno Mitchell Thora Wix Ove

World War I Royal Flying Corps Brother Detained In Germany

An account describes Norman Pinkerton of the Royal Flying Corps being exchanged from Germany after years as a prisoner of war. It notes his brother Glen Lionet Pinkerton and other family in England awaiting details of escape, transport, and possible return as the war progresses.

Seine Norman Pinkerton Mr & Pinkerton Wangaratts Willow To Glen Lionet Pinkarton Royal Flying Corps Gertany Lionella Aochon Aix leGhapelle Atatlos Trohanges England Aslve Halland Lande Konljynn Aliohwit Saarmad Huyal Flying Corps Uly Bartha Hawksway Gam Ogy Putla

Daegvr Kidney Pills Claim Fast Relief From Pain

An OCR excerpt reports on a remedy marketed by Mrs. L. Wrens Arandelst promising permanent relief from kidney pain. It cites various ailments like backache and kidney trouble and mentions a Dr Eeperman endorsing a cure claimed to remove suffering permanently. The text includes sponsor names, addresses, and promotional claims typical of period advertisements.

Kili Odenimoty Rotharunykly Abenlete Fowwr Yellan Pittietreet Syuney

French Prime Minister praises Australian troops in wartime message

In a staged report Lieutenant Brivo Armstrong, son of Bishop Armstrong, sends a heartfelt letter to his mother recounting French admiration for Australian soldiers after Hamel. The message extols courage, unity of Allies, and the sacrifice shared by Australians, British, French, and others who fought for freedom. Domine tragedy marks Menken Hill with Gladys Gibson's death at 22 after a violent act by her mother.

Brivo Armatrong Armstrong Wonwaratta Clemencesa Beleinister France Troma Hamel Fanley Kogneh Gallipoli Weston Bacole Germany Zealand Canada Taole England Italy Uhere Thule Menken Hil Gladys Gibson Mra Gibeon le

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