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Evening Star, Issue 16852, 30 September 1918, Page 5

For influenza take "Woods' Great Peppermint Cure; never fails; Is 6d, 2s 6<V" [Advt.3 The return of 7,000 Anzacs whose war service dates back to 1914 should be a stirring event for Australia (says the Sydney ' Daily Telegraph '). The whole number of men who are to be given this much-prized leave as a result of the representations made by Mr Hughes are to be despatched to Australia in the European autumn, and "before winter sots in." This means that in all probability they will sail not later than October, and therefore should be back in Australia by Christinas. A fitting reception will, of course, be arranged for the men who have fought for four years in the greatest of all wars, and who are coming home for a rest that is assuredly veil deserved. It is expected that their presence will stimulate recruiting—which is a hint that the high military authorities who (have made the concession at the request of Mr Hughes are not of opinion that the war is likely to have an early end.

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