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THE BALKANS BRITISH ATTITUDE. HELP FROM THE ALLIES. LONDON, September 30.
The Advertiser (Adelaide, SA : 1889-1931) Friday 1 October 1915, page 8
News ILLUSTRATED
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2009-09-03 17:08:56.0user:public:fwalker13LOXDOX, September 30.
LONDON, September 30.
2009-09-03 17:06:21.0user:public:fwalker13ill............................................8  
Prisoners of war............2    
Total................................11  
ill........................................8  
Prisoners of war..........2    
Total............................11  
2009-09-03 17:04:48.0user:public:fwalker13?Service Le*gue,
Service League,
2009-09-03 17:04:25.0user:public:fwalker13(Mr. J. Guiñen), who moved in the matter,
deplored. _fchg fact that some people baa
cussion that could only sow sepds of dis-
was little use sending anyone eise. The
(Mr. J. Guihen), who moved in the matter,
deplored the fact that some people had
cussion that could only sow seeds of dis-
was little use sending anyone else. The
2009-09-03 17:03:11.0user:public:fwalker13to the base_ hospital. The witness told
them that her_ husband was not there,
Since the war her husband Wds
to the base hospital. The witness told
them that her husband was not there,
Since the war her husband was a
2009-09-03 17:02:02.0user:public:fwalker13the food_at the base hospital?
The Witness-No. Friends brought me
a man "who had shed his blood for his
country?-It is not true. I don't
lunatic asylum. His wife soothed bim
Mrs. Victoria Rose Perry, his -wife,
said Perry was in ver}' good health when
that he had been injured, but she'knew
shown a newspaper statin» that he was
plained that others had been allowed m
as to her _ husband's condition, and be
said, -'All imagination his trouble is. It
treatment. One day her husband toid
dog and not giving him medicine. _ She
toid her husband of that, and determined
home and called Dr. Peri to see aim.
"Oh," he said, "I h<ive seen all about it.
He is d. malingerer." The witness de-
the food at the base hospital?
The Witness—No. Friends brought me
a man who had shed his blood for his
country?—It is not true. I don't re-
lunatic asylum. His wife soothed him
Mrs. Victoria Rose Perry, his wife,
said Perry was in very good health when
that he had been injured, but she knew
shown a newspaper stating that he was
plained that others had been allowed in
as to her husband's condition, and he
said, —"All imagination his trouble is. It
treatment. One day her husband told
dog and not giving him medicine. She
told her husband of that, and determined
home and called Dr. Peri to see him.
"Oh," he said, "I have seen all about it.
He is a malingerer." The witness de-
2009-09-03 16:57:24.0user:public:fwalker13Mr. Woolf-Did anyone suggest that you
Mr. Perry--Yes, I asked for leave with
time, and tbp bars on the balcony used
to speak ' to me, and there was nothing
of what I wanted. A lot of doctors nad
them, but Dr. Meade treated mc like
Mr. Woolf—Did anyone suggest that you
Mr. Perry— Yes, I asked for leave with
time, and the bars on the balcony used
to speak to me, and there was nothing
of what I wanted. A lot of doctors had
them, but Dr. Meade treated me like a
2009-09-03 16:55:51.0user:public:fwalker13tionary Force, was resumed to-day betöre
Mr. Cohen, P.M. Mr. J." Woolf ap-
was resumed by Mr. Wooli. The witness
said he was born u> Î8S1. Prior to en-
structing other recruits in telephony. I
When he first went into the base hospital I
that he might be able to go back to trie
tionary Force, was resumed to-day before
Mr. Cohen, P.M. Mr. J. Woolf ap-
was resumed by Mr. Woolf. The witness
said he was born in 1881. Prior to en-
structing other recruits in telephony.
When he first went into the base hospital
that he might be able to go back to the
2009-09-03 16:54:05.0user:public:fwalker13Tîie following men from, the Bmte dis-
camp:-Messrs. J. Rieken (-wounded) E.
liray, K. Dawe, G. F. Townsend, G. W.
Weedings, L. A. Phillips, F. W. Tornquist,
The following men from, the Bute dis-
camp:—Messrs. J. Rieken ( wounded) E.
Bray, K. Dawe, G. F. Townsend, G. W.
Woodings, L. A. Phillips, F. W. Tornquist,
2009-09-03 16:52:11.0user:public:fwalker13Mr. Robert Gray, the sole proprietor oi
R. 'Gray & Co., carrying on business at
ture of furniture, has deejded that it is his
dutj- to volunteer for the front. He is
leaving a young wife- and family._ Mrs.
both Mr. and Mrs. Grav are confident that
neither be nor his wife and little children
will suffer as the result oi his decision to
Mr. Robert Gray, the sole proprietor of
R. Gray & Co., carrying on business at
ture of furniture, has decided that it is his
duty to volunteer for the front. He is
leaving a young wife and family. Mrs.
both Mr. and Mrs. Gray are confident that
neither he nor his wife and little children
will suffer as the result of his decision to
2009-09-03 16:50:59.0user:public:fwalker13Mitchell, E. C. Isley, D. Elliot, F. VT. B.
Svmons, It. Matson, J. Arthur, L. C. Bemould,
A". ,1. Dunnine. T. >". Prout, C. T. E. Turner,
I!. A. Bell, T J. Brown, A. F. Duubar, h. TV.
Pearce, F. Wyiie, h. .3. Bern, R. J. Clark, W. C.
Darby. R. H. Smith, J. SI. J. Tuit
In Vestenln's list the name C. L. 'OTiitcombc
should read C. L. Witctnnbe.
A number oí men have been tried by
i'casons and have enlisted again, stating
Depot during the past few months wno
Mitchell, E. C. Isley, D. Elliot, F. W. B.
Symons, R. Matson, J. Arthur, L. C. Bemould,
A. J. Dunning. T.N. Prout, C. T. K. Turner,
R. A. Bell, T J. Brown, A. F. Dunbar, L. W.
Pearce, F. Wylie, L. J. Bean, R. J. Clark, W. C.
Darby. R. H. Smith, J. M. J. Tuit
In yesterday's list the name C. L. Whitcombe
should read C. L. Witcombe.
A number of men have been tried by
reasons and have enlisted again, stating
Depot during the past few months who
2009-09-03 16:46:40.0user:public:fwalker13man, of Glenelg, is-ill in King George's
ANSWERED~THE CALL.
on Thursday C5 men presented themselves
The following men went into camp on Thnrs
Aiy:-L. G. Brown, R. B. Clark, R. H. Jeffries,
R. a Pounsett, II- H. Williams, M. Ü D Baser,
J. Dobson. 1?. W. Morbey, J. Smith, A. a i>.
Basev, XL J. Goroke. J. R. Newbery, L. R.
Telfe'r, W. Possinsbam, II. J. Edwards, G. E.
man, of Glenelg, is ill in King George's
ANSWERED THE CALL.
on Thursday 65 men presented themselves
The following men went into camp on Thurs-
day:—L. G. Brown, R. B. Clark, R. H. Jeffries,
R. S Pounsett, H. H. Williams, M. S. D Basey,
J. Dobson. R. W. Morbey, J. Smith, A. S. P.
Basey, R. J. George. J. R. Newbery, L. R.
Telfe'r, W. Possingham, H. J. Edwards, G. E.
2009-09-03 16:43:54.0user:public:fwalker13lipoli on August J 6. Lance-Corporal Elkan
lipoli on August 16. Lance-Corporal Elkan
2009-09-03 16:43:14.0user:public:fwalker13the Dub'in Fusiliers, was wounded at Gal-
E. Aikman. .eldest son of Mr. Georse Aik
¡nian, of "Glenelg, is-ill ia King .George's
Gtill an inmate of a convalescent home in
the Dublin Fusiliers, was wounded at Gal-
E. Aikman. .eldest son of Mr. George Aik
man, of Glenelg, is-ill in King George's
still an inmate of a convalescent home in
2009-09-03 16:41:52.0user:public:fwalker13Private C. L. Tammi, who died of
W. G. Tamius., of Solomontown, Port
Pirie. Ile celebrated his 24th birthday in
the trenches. He left with the 3rd Rein
landing on Gallipoli, and iought in the
younger brother," Private A. L. Tamms,
London. He «tates that he was not
to England. Ile hopes when restored to
Private C. L. Tamms, who died of
W. G. Tamms., of Solomontown, Port
Pirie. He celebrated his 24th birthday in
the trenches. He left with the 3rd Rein-
landing on Gallipoli, and fought in the
younger brother, Private A. L. Tamms,
London. He states that he was not
to England. He hopes when restored to
2009-09-03 16:39:34.0user:public:fwalker13was killed ¡n action at the Dardanelles
betwepn August 8 and 11. was the second
Cootamundra (NJS.W.) and wag 23 years
of age. Ile made a study of military mat-
ters." Ile represented Junee (N.S.W.) in
by every younç trainee under him. He
h'ad been* twice prcvious'y wounded.
Three brothers survive-Lieutenaut Frank
aged 12 vears, and three sisters-Mrs. Sharp
(Adelong, N.S.W.), Mrs. Grotfbe (Vic-
parents both resided in Narracoortc at one
time. He was a grandson of the lal« Mr.
James McGilchrist, of Narracootre, and a
nephew of Mr. and Miss McGilehrist, of
was killed in action at the Dardanelles
between August 8 and 11. was the second
Cootamundra (N.S.W.) and was 23 years
of age. He made a study of military mat-
ters." He represented Junee (N.S.W.) in
by every young trainee under him. He
had been twice previously wounded.
Three brothers survive—Lieutenaut Frank
aged 12 years, and three sisters—Mrs. Sharp
(Adelong, N.S.W.), Mrs. Groube (Vic-
parents both resided in Narracoorte at one
time. He was a grandson of the late Mr.
James McGilchrist, of Narracoorte, and a
nephew of Mr. and Miss McGilchrist, of
2009-09-03 16:36:35.0user:public:fwalker13Dangerously'-Sick.i^PrivAte T. T!.
Marron', ' r ~ , ''^ '? ' '"
Sick and Wounded.-Three" officers and
Prisoners 'of War.-One officer and 4
Dead.-Privates R/ Bennett, A, Jolly.
Wounded and'S'ck.-60 men.
Wounded and Sick.-One officer and
15 men. <
Dangerously Sick.— Private T. R.
Marron.
Sick and Wounded.—Three officers and
Prisoners of War.—One officer and 4
Dead.—Privates R. Bennett, A. Jolly.
Wounded and Sick.—60 men.
Wounded and Sick.—One officer and
15 men.
2009-09-03 16:34:47.0user:public:fwalker13Dead.-Privates T. E. Mehegan, R. E.
O'shannassy, R. J. P. McDonaghy, Lance
land, C. B. James, IV Conroy, A. E.
Stevenson, S. Fenwick, H. Morgan, Lance
H. C. Harton H. Kaiman, H. A. Withers,
Dangerouslv Sick.-Privates F. S.
72 men. ' '
Prisoners of War.-One officer and 9
Missing.-One, officer and 30 men.
Dead.—Privates T. E. Mehegan, R. E.
O'shannassy, R. J. P. McDonaghy, Lance-
land, C. B. James, T. Conroy, A. E.
Stevenson, S. Fenwick, H. Morgan, Lance-
H. C. Harton H. Kalman, H. A. Withers,
Dangerously Sick.—Privates F. S.
72 men.
Prisoners of War.—One officer and 9
Missing.—One, officer and 30 men.
2009-09-03 16:32:00.0user:public:fwalker13R. W. Rowlands, S. B. Mansfield, R."Gob
Severely Wounded.-^-Second-Lieutenant
Dangerously Sick.-Privates W. H. Cal-
G. T. Reid, C. J. Gardilini, W. A. Pro
Wounded and Sick-123 men.
R. W. Rowlands, S. B. Mansfield, R. Gob-
Severely Wounded.— Second-Lieutenant
Dangerously Sick.—Privates W. H. Cal-
G. T. Reid, C. J. Gardilini, W. A. Pro-
Wounded and Sick—123 men.
2009-09-03 16:30:23.0user:public:fwalker131.140, Private H. B. Franklin, 10th
reportcd wounded).
KEW SOUTH .WALES.
Dead.-Privates E. V. Titrhe, F. Villis, S.
C. 'Launt, Sergeant H. Y. Kerr, Driver
S. Lee, Privates F. Luttcrell, C. J. Scanlon,
poral K. V. McDonald, Privates A. Buhner,
J. Bosnian, S. B. Brown, J. Jeffrey, R.
Waddel], H. E. Bullen, D. E. W. Ga\nor,
1,.140, Private H. B. Franklin, 10th
reported wounded).
NEW SOUTH WALES.
Dead.—Privates E. V. Tighe , F. Villis, S.
C. Launt, Sergeant H. Y. Kerr, Driver
S. Lee, Privates F. Lutterell, C. J. Scanlon,
poral K. V. McDonald, Privates A. Bulmer,
J. Bosman, S. B. Brown, J. Jeffrey, R.
Waddel], H. E. Bullen, D. E. W. Gaynor,
2009-09-03 16:26:53.0user:public:fwalker132,233. Private S. Curyer, 10th Battalion,
2,263 Private S. Curyer, 10th Battalion,
2009-09-03 16:25:54.0user:public:fwalker13._ 1,HM, Private T. J. McGough, 16th Batta-
lion, Richmand, Victoria (London; pre-
viously reported wounded. "
1,194 Private T. J. McGough, 16th Batta-
lion, Richmond, Victoria (London; pre-
viously reported wounded.
2009-09-03 16:24:59.0user:public:fwalker13reported wounded J.
don;,$reviousl£ reported -wounded and ill).- '
1,166, Private L. ö. Williams, 10th Bat-
1,569, Sergeant A. Johnson, 10th uat
oarked at Malta).
4th Reinforcements, New Hindmarsh iLon
- 599, Private W. Pike, 10th Battalion,
lion, VVarbtirton, Victoria (London; previ-
1,342," Private B. A. White, 16th Batta-
_ J ,923, Private T. A. King, 16th Battalion,
reported wounded )
don;,previously reported wounded and ill).
1,196, Private L. S. Williams, 10th Bat-
1,569, Sergeant A. Johnson, 10th Bat-
barked at Malta).
4th Reinforcements, New Hindmarsh (Lon-
599, Private W. Pike, 10th Battalion,
lion, Warburton, Victoria (London; previ-
1,362," Private B. A. White, 16th Batta-
1 ,923, Private T. A. King, 16th Battalion,
2009-09-03 16:21:21.0user:public:fwalker131,553. Private A. W. Hirsehansen. 10th
at Malta). _
316, Sergeant H. G. Noble«, 9th Light
121, Private E. Fitzgerald. 9th Lignt
Horse. Menindie, N.SAV. (London; pre-
1,553. Private A. W. Hirschansen. 10th
at Malta).
316, Sergeant H. G. Noblett 9th Light
121, Private E. Fitzgerald. 9th Light
Horse. Menindie, N.SW. (London; pre-
2009-09-03 16:19:08.0user:public:fwalker13Milta).
718, Private A. J. Watson, 10th Batta-
1,767, Private C. St. C- LeMessurier, loth
2,015. Private C. V. Scott, 10th Batta-
1,363, Private R. P. James, 10th Batti
Malta).
716, Private A. J. Watson, 10th Batta-
1,767, Private C. St. C- LeMessurier, 10th
2,018. Private C. V. Scott, 10th Batta-
1,363, Private R. P. James, 10th Batta-
2009-09-03 16:16:46.0user:public:fwalker13talion, 3rd Reinfjrcements, South Hobart
2.001, Sergeant A. McMutrie, inth Bat-
talion, nth Reinforcements, North Nor-
talion, 3rd Reinforcements, South Hobart
2.001, Sergeant A. McMutrie, 10th Bat-
talion, 5th Reinforcements, North Nor-
2009-09-03 16:16:11.0user:public:fwalker13729, Private F. Sraidt, 12th Battalion,
Holland (disembarked -it Malta).
1,411, Private S. L. Gibb», 16th Bat-
toria (discmbarkpd at Malta; previously
talion, Broken Hill (disembarked ' at
Malta; previously- reported wounded).
embarked at Mil ta).
957, Priv.ite A. Hope, 10th Battalion,
embarked at Milta).
729, Private F. Smidt, 12th Battalion,
Holland (disembarked at Malta).
1,411, Private S. L. Gibbs, 16th Bat-
toria (disembarked at Malta; previously
talion, Broken Hill (disembarked at
Malta; previously reported wounded).
embarked at Malta).
957, Private A. Hope, 10th Battalion,
embarked at Malta).
2009-09-03 16:14:21.0user:public:fwalker13688, Private F. J. Sully, 12th ? Battalion,
England fdisembarked at Malta).
barked at Mnlta).
Malta!. -
599, Private T. Matthews. ]2th Bat-
688, Private F. J. Sully, 12th Battalion,
England disembarked at Malta).
barked at Malta).
Malta.
599, Private T. Matthews. 12th Bat-
2009-09-03 16:12:47.0user:public:fwalker13281, Private T. Clark, 3rd Light Hortic,
129, Private H.- Heath, 9th Light Horse,
1,797, Private I. Pimiham, 10th Battalion.
96, Private H. GooJyear, 10th Battalion.
920, Private- F.-Simar,.idOth Battalion,
175, Sergeant G. Cr Steer, -10th Battalion,
281, Private T. Clark, 3rd Light Horse,
129, Private H. Heath, 9th Light Horse,
1,797, Private I. Purdham, 10th Battalion.
96, Private H. Goodyear, 10th Battalion.
920, Private F. Snow,.10th Battalion,
178, Sergeant G. Cr Steer, 10th Battalion,
2009-09-03 16:09:50.0user:public:fwalker13Broken Hia (apparently second occasion;
1st A.G.H., Hehopolis).
Seriously Sick. .
Broken Hill(apparently second occasion;
1st A.G.H., Heliopolis).
Seriously Sick.
2009-09-03 16:08:05.0user:public:fwalker13Injured...................2
111.256
Seriously ill.5
Dangerously ill . 11
Wounded ?. 95
Dangerously wounded .... I
Missing .. ". 31
Nature of casualty unknown 2
Prisoners of war. 13
Total .455
Injured....................2
ill.........................256
Seriously ill.........5
Dangerously ill..11
Wounded.......... 95
Dangerously wounded..................I
Missing................................................31
Nature of casualty unknown.... 2
Prisoners of war.........................13
Total........................................... 455
2009-09-03 16:04:57.0user:public:fwalker13"FaitHtd Unto Death."
Ill. S
Severely wounded.1
Prisoners of war ....--" 2
Total. 11
Killed in action.- 50
Died of wounds. 17
Died of Illness. 2
Injured . 2
"Faitful Unto Death."
ill............................................8
Severely wounded.......1
Prisoners of war............2
Total................................11
Killed in action.......50
Died of wounds....17
Died of Illness.......2
Injured...................2
2009-09-03 16:01:51.0user:public:fwalker13the effect that 17/ mailbaps containing let-
About the taird day after the beginning of
feli wounded in several places. One eye
for about IS hours before the ambulance
so after the bone wae set it was found
attached to silver splints-. These enabled
the doctors by means of screws to .stretch
the lej to its normal length. Constable
Simpson, who is related to Private abar-
rad, received word on' Thursday that the
.rounded soldier was still a ''stretcher"
the effect that 17 mailbags containing let-
About the third day after the beginning of
fell wounded in several places. One eye
for about 18 hours before the ambulance
so after the bone was set it was found
attached to silver splints. These enabled
the doctors by means of screws to stretch
the leg to its normal length. Constable
Simpson, who is related to Private Shar-
rad, received word on Thursday that the
wounded soldier was still a ''stretcher"
2009-09-03 15:54:55.0user:public:fwalker13:n respect to the former Conference, said
Mr. Macnamara, in replv to a question
steamer Bilbster, the Trrm of Merton\s were
mctalbrokers.
v SOLDIERS' MAIL LOST.
Colonel Weir writes from Gallipoli:-»
acknowledged.*' t
in respect to the former Conference, said
Mr. Macnamara, in reply to a question
steamer Bilbster, the firm of Merton's were
metalbrokers.
SOLDIERS' MAIL LOST.
Colonel Weir writes from Gallipoli:—
acknowledged."
2009-09-03 15:50:39.0user:public:fwalker13T^On Auguçfc.19"the .Chancellor of the Ex-
chequer (Mr. R-. McKenna) wa« present at
a_ similar conference in regard to the finan-
On August.19 the Chancellor of the Ex-
chequer (Mr. R-. McKenna) was present at
a similar conference in regard to the finan-
2009-09-03 15:49:36.0user:public:fwalker13this afçerncon with the object of further
tile war. ", ¡, *-,,-, ;
. T^On Auguçfc.19"the .Chancellor of the Ex-
EGYPTIAN 'MURDERER.
this afternoon with the object of further
the war.
T^On Auguçfc.19"the .Chancellor of the Ex-
EGYPTIAN MURDERER.
2009-09-03 15:35:10.0user:public:fwalker13to Athens and Bucharest to j express his
King Constantine received tibe envoy in
Tlie "Berliner Tageblatt" states that
' AMSTERDAM, September 29.
to Athens and Bucharest to express his
King Constantine received the envoy in
The "Berliner Tageblatt" states that
AMSTERDAM, September 29.
2009-09-03 15:34:09.0user:public:fwalker13ARMS FOR ROUMANIA. I
The "Corriere della Sera" states thit
are prepared to land 150,000 men
ARMS FOR ROUMANIA.
The "Corriere della Sera" states that
are prepared to land 150,000 men in
2009-09-03 15:33:31.0user:public:fwalker13of the problem would have been grevter.
aeart Sir Edward Grey's grave words.
While Bulgaria remained unaggressive the |
i dations between England and Bulgaria
current at ?tíhe moment when it was ex-
II. Venizelos was an unpleasant surprise 1
for the German«. A high authority has
assured Dr. Dillon that if the Quad- '
rupic Entente dispatched a substantial
force i; would have the most beneficia!
effect upon the .Balkan position. ,
of the problem would have been greater.
heart Sir Edward Grey's grave words.
While Bulgaria remained unaggressive the
eclations between England and Bulgaria
current at the moment when it was ex-
M. Venizelos was an unpleasant surprise
for the Germans. A high authority has
assured Dr. Dillon that if the Quad-
ruple Entente dispatched a substantial
force it would have the most beneficia!
effect upon the Balkan position.
2009-09-03 15:31:03.0user:public:fwalker13Lord St. Davids, (spe.iking in the House
east with i view to the solution of the
.Balkan problem.
~-t Avas immaterial to Great Britain who
Lord St. Davids, speaking in the House
east with a view to the solution of the
Balkan problem.
a was immaterial to Great Britain who
2009-08-01 20:54:11.0user:public:don.nicolson2.233. Private S. Curyer, 10th Battalion,
2,233. Private S. Curyer, 10th Battalion,

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