BITTER THOUGHTS AT THE FRONT
WHAT THE MEN THINK OF . T.HEIII POLITICIANS. (Rec. February 7, 8.55 p.m.) ' Sydney, February 7. Captain Bean, Australian official war correspondent, cabling ou February 1, describes the bitter winter weather at tho iVout, and goes on to say: "But it is more hitter still to hear expressed ou every side that after all that these wen hare done, Australian politicians cannot-sufficiently sink questions of party gain or loss to represont wholeheartedly in the Imperial Conforonco those Australian ideas of justice and right which they have been fighting and dying .for." Tire NATIONAL PARTY NEGOTIATIONS. . (Rec. .February 8, 0.45 a.m.) . Melbourne, February 7. Mr. Tudor (head of the new Labour Party) has informed Mr. Hughes and Mr. Cook, that 'the Official Labour Party has decided that it is unable to confer with the others with a view to forming a, National Government. Mr. Hughes, after conferring with Mr. Cook, stales that the way is now clear for tho formation of a National Government, composed of Ministerialists and Liberals. Ho awaits the Liberals' decision.
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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 2998, 8 February 1917, Page 5
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