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The Australian at Weymouth
Fix this textCIRCULATING IN THE
Fix this textWESTHAM, LITTLE MOOR, AND MONTE VIDEO CAMPS OF THE A.I.F.
Fix this textIn our next issue we will publish a
Fix this textshort article by the Rt Hon. W.
Fix this textHughes, P.C., the Prime Minister
Fix this textof Australia.
Fix this textNo. 2. JULY 2, 1918. Price Twopence.
Fix this textIMMORTAL ENGLAND.
Fix this textThe following is from a letter to 'The Times
Fix this textfrom Mr. Fullerton L. Waldo, one of Australia?s
Fix this textgreatest literary men, and a giant amongst
Fix this texteditors :
Fix this text?We shall come on till we disgust and
Fix this textexhaust the Germans, till they are broken in
Fix this textspirit and humbled to the dust. It is no idle
Fix this textvaunt. Nothing short of a complete and
Fix this textcrushing victory will satisfy our expectation.
Fix this textWhen Germany is beaten is the time to talk of
Fix this textpeace.
Fix this text?We are enabled now to play our part
Fix this textbecause Britain has kept the faith and held the
Fix this textline. Her Army has been the living wall by
Fix this textland; the prowess of her glorious Navy has
Fix this textkept the sea-line safe for us to come where all
Fix this textthese years we longed to be.
Fix this text? What is that sum of money ?what is any
Fix this textnumber of mere dollars ?against the blood of
Fix this textthe flower of the race beneath the white crosses
Fix this textthere in Flanders ?
Fix this text? Your long and patient vigil looks where
Fix this text?westward, look! the land is bright,? and
Fix this textrightly puts its faith in what America is doing?
Fix this textand is doing not for the dear sake of Britain
Fix this textmerely, not for the sake of the grand and pure
Fix this textdemocracy that Britain exemplifies and America
Fix this textinherits, but for the sake of the salvation of
Fix this textAmerica?s own soul.?
Fix this text?PERFIDIOUS ALBION.?
Fix this textAll is not well with Fritz and Hans
Fix this textFor when the German makes his plans
Fix this text?Tis understood beyond a doubt
Fix this textThose plans must all be carried out.
Fix this textIf Germans say a thing must be
Fix this textWhy German will is Fates decree,
Fix this textAnd ?tis a hideous offence
Fix this textTo question their omnipotence.
Fix this textYet shocked, indignant, with regret
Fix this textThey find omnipotence upset.
Fix this textAnd who is guilty of this crime ?
Fix this textPerfidious Albion every time.
Fix this textThe Briton will not fight,? said they.
Fix this textHe did. And since that dismal day
Fix this textWhatever German scheme appears
Fix this textThe Briton always interferes.
Fix this textFritz put his money in the slot
Fix this textTo starve the Briton?but did not.
Fix this textThe battered pirate shares his pain.
Fix this textPerfidious Albion once again !
Fix this textWith empty purse and inward void,
Fix this textFritz lean and hungry and annoyed,
Fix this textBegins to wish he?d never seen
Fix this textThat disappointing slot machine.
Fix this textDbmoceitus.
Fix this textNIGHT AND DAY.
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Fix this textIt's easy and takes two shakes of a lamb's tail!
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