Las Communications Address to Mr Mims Details
Incomplete OCR reads as an address matter aimed at Mr Mims through Las Communications. The readable text is fragmentary and lacks clear date, location, or formal instruction.
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Newspaper
Colac Herald
Location
Colac, Victoria, Australia
Date
Aug 09, 1915
Page
2
Incomplete OCR reads as an address matter aimed at Mr Mims through Las Communications. The readable text is fragmentary and lacks clear date, location, or formal instruction.
The Colac Observer reports widespread criticism of government inaction over commodity price rises and exploitation. It accuses officials of failing to regulate prices, protecting profiteers, and neglecting consumer welfare amid war-time pressures.
Vr Johto Mallar signaled intent to retire from the Winchylsea Shire Council at the end of the current term next month. E Mountjoy and others paid tribute. potential successors for the Middie riding seat are discussed. The Melee Dramatic Society plans a comedy benefit at the Victoria Hall on August 2 with proceeds for wounded soldiers.
Mr J E Prosser the manager of the Western and Murray Districts Co operative Bacon Company's Braybrook factory is granted extended leave to view London on business. In his absence the factory will be supervised by secretary Mr A M Kellar and the shire secretary has asked the State Commandant to allow focal recruits to depart together if possible. The report notes recruiting, local meetings, and court activity with extensive notices of public works and harvest labor concerns.
Reports from Berlin and New York claim German forces seized Warsaw after a prolonged battle near the Vistula. Separate dispatches describe Russian retreat from fortifications, German advances along the Narew, air raids on railway targets, and the evacuation of Novo Alexandrovsk with civilian relocations underway.
Prime Minister Sir Robert Borden said the enemy victory at Waraw was nothing next to the British Navy's success in keeping the seas clear. He spoke as a luncheon was presented by the Canada cub on Friday.
The report notes an exodus from Higa town as 16 000 people flee toward safety. American protection is reported for the Driteh Convulale while Novo Georgevicrk may face defence by Ruswane forces near the Lat area.
Crowds in European cities celebrate with parades and effigies while turmoil and confusion ripple through authorities. Reports mention unrest linked to royal symbolism, shifting trade, and lingering fear over military and economic tensions.
Fragmentary report from Vetrograd describes intense battles near the Middle Vistula with vehement attacks and counterattacks. The line between the Trvina and the Nic remains active while operations slow after crossings with Warsaw evacuated to prevent destruction.
General von Kesel commandant at Berlin ordered a salute of 60 victory cries in honor of Warsaw's fall. The event took place in Amsterdam on Saturday as part of wartime commemorations.
In defiance of President Wilsons neutrality policy tens of thousands of German Americans march and hold joyous processions upon the news of Warsaw s fall.
In the Deutsche Tagesseltung Count Revensiow notes Romania’s ambazeo in moving troops toward Turkey gains significance as Turkey ready to make necessary steps.
The Cologne correspondent of the Tid reports Ausro-Germans plan to create an independent Poland as a buffer state. A Polish government would run affairs with Germans Austrians and Poles serving in governance. no king will be appointed for now.
Two exhausted Hungarian Army Corps from East Galicia have been withdrawn to the Austrian frontier. They are being replaced by newly trained German Landstrom troops from Bohemia.
German papers express sharper hostility toward Roumania, highlighting greater virulence in tone than Allied observers. The dispatch notes exchange of barbed remarks and rising tensions amid postwar negotiations and regional concerns.
A Chicago News correspondent reports Warsaw evacuated beginning July 15 with all valuables telegraph and telephone lines horses vehicles and metals removed. Factories destroyed after machinery was taken or stashed.
London reports Professor Wares returning with a Russian morale and strategy appraisal. He notes Russians showed admirable courage endurance and humanity while German troops appeared brutal and arrogant.
Petrograd reports Germany plans a bold scheme to occupy Riga and press toward the Divina rear. Military opinion warns of heavy risk but notes Berlin has up to 850000 troops between Kiev and the Terme ready to strike if Russians falter near the Sorew and Vie tula sectors.
War damaged text describes evacuation of Warsaw with crowds fleeing the town. It notes depletion of copper currency and a soldier removing telegraph wires. Public water supply machinery was removed and churches were crowded with mourners as wounded and dead are referenced amid pro-Russian tensions.
General Serrall is named to replace Gourand as commander of French Forces at the Dardanelles. Intermittent artillery duels and aircraft activity continue in Gallipoli as France faces leadership changes in the Eastern Mediterranean. Gourand was wounded and had an arm amputated after two months in command.
Paris communique reports Argonne fighting lasting through the night with artillery support. The enemy close to Fontaine-aux-Armes is repulsed but petard firing continues as the front line holds under bombardment.
An official dispatch describes Allied and German skirmishes on the Meuse heights at Bolnault including failed dawn attacks repelled with grenades and artillery support. German bombing raids in the Meurthe Valley killed two civilians and a soldier, with Lingekopf shelling continuing and anti aircraft fire forcing four German planes to dive. one aircraft burned as a seaplane splashdown is noted.
A curious case details Captain WS Siert of the Indian Army who rejoined as Private Hardy in the Royal West Burrow regiment after failing to return from leave. He later died heroically near Feetubor in May, reportedly earning the Distinguished Conduct Medal before an order cancellation led to his dismissal being reversed.
A dynamite plot aboard the White Star liner Arable bound for Liverpool was uncovered in New York. The attempt to destroy the ship before departure endangered passengers and crew, and White Star Line officials refused to discuss the incident.
A Canadian prisoner faced questioning over wartime loyalties. Witnesses described a suspect’s alleged pro German sentiment and treasonous statements. The court sentenced the arrestee to two months imprisonment after considering the implications of his remarks.
Austerdint workers on a Saturday construct hundreds of huts to house troops for the autumn and winter campaign, reflecting wartime logistics and shelter efforts.
The Pope’s peace letter has elicited cautious replies from monarchs. Authorities say the pope is preparing firmer steps toward peace and inviting neutral powers to express their opinions as a deadline nears.
Telegraps from Nish report that Great Britain France Russia and Italy sent representatives to meet Serbian Prime Minister Mihailo Petrović to urge a Balkan entente. The Allies aim to settle disputed questions and restore stability to the region to advance the war effort.
Paris reports a renewed German attack on HM 203 was repulsed by Allied forces. An explosion of two mines aided the Germans in gaining a foothold before being driven back.
Berlin says German artillery forced Be Blans to retreat part of their positions along the Yser near Heariniesy south of Aiamady after a counter attack. Shrapnel fire destroyed a yacht near Pola and an airship was brought down near Pola with unknown cause. An Austrian redeuces and captures two officers and one man in a crew. A Japanese volunteer reaches Vilna badly wounded after German actions.
A communique reports Italian airships bombarding the Opicina railway while Austrian seaplanes responded with bombs. Another Italian air raid struck a distant target despite heavy cannonade, with crews returning safely.
Contributions pour in for the Laidy Stanley appeal to aid Australian soldiers. The secretary notes hundreds in Colac district have not donated. List of donors includes Ada Witcombe, Robert Lemon, Mrs A Fulton, Walter Selwood, J T Speight, H W Wheeler, and many others with August and July installments. Proceeds support comfort for wounded and ill troops and the Empire’s burden.
A major cattle sale of 1500 head will be conducted by Thea Ro Line and Co at Morwell and Tinnar on Tuesday or next two days following August 6. The event promises a large stock and regional buyer turnout.
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