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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 45, 18 November 1918, Page 6

There is one thing that women cannot do in these days, whatever may have been their achievements in the days of tho Amazons—they' cannot be made soldiers. This is the opinion of no less an authority than this gallajit lady who organised and commanded the Battalion of Death as a means of shaming the Russians into continuing: the ftght against Hun domination. This lady is now to be seen in C'oss.ick Jut, with a row of medals enough to make the most favoured "red tab" green with envy, in the Savoy Hotel, London. She confesses that although her woman, soldiers joined with the highest ideals and the greatest moral courage, they were no good when it came to fighting. Fortunately, women can do far more useful work in the war.

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