25 May 1917
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Newspaper
Zeehan And Dundas Herald
Location
Zeehan, Tasmania, Australia
Date
May 25, 1917
Page
1
The Bavarian Premier told a Budapest interview that the war should end in autumn and there would be no eastern campaign. He predicted an autumn conclusion with no further offensives planned.
New York on Wednesday night reports from a New York Works Goopenhagen correspondent Cyril Reewa that Germany hopes for a separate peace with Flowla. The mood in Berlin and public opinion are mentioned as pacifist and war weariness grows.
A wartime dispatch notes extensive killings in Senha with none remaining in the capital. Jurich reports that all Berbs not escaped were slaughtered and the city left impish in the aftermath.
Fragmentary report from Parin on Wednesday claims internal strife and labor shortages hinder Germany’s war mobilization along the Rhine. British action reportedly targets oil wells, complicating supply lines for the Central Powers amid scarce labor.
Washington reports the U S government plans a forthcoming statement on Russian policy asserting no annexation and no punitive indemnities. It mirrors M Ribbentrop attitude in aiming for a diplomatic approach.
London dispatch reports in Amsterdam that Count Stephen Tisza, Hungary’s premier, has resigned along with his entire cabinet amid a mounting political crisis.
The commission lists enlistment terms age limits height measures and chest expansion for formations. It cites rates of pay per day and allowances for dependents including wife and children with details on increases under wartime acts and infectious conditions.
Premier Emporium announces a clearing sale on men youths and boys clothing with reduced prices. The ad lists raincoats blankets towels towels and assorted fabrics with bargain prices across lines including tweeds laces flannel and bloomers.
The Tasmanian casualty roll lists 11 deaths and 7 missing with detailed names of killed in action and wounded. It records ranks from lieutenant to private, noting towns such as Launceston Hobart Burnie New Norfolk and Crad, with a list of soldiers including Honnville and Wadeley and various service numbers and battalions.
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