"TOOK BRITAIN’S SIDE."
, Lieutenant I’oiluk,’ Royal Fusiliers, who is vcpe-rtofl killed in action, served in the Austrian cavalry!before-homing to England fourteen years ago. Ho 'was.'-naturalised, five years altenvards, and, altlioiigh Lo Jiaci businesses in Loudon! LerUn, and Yitmria; ho always declared his intemion of taking Britain’s side in .tho’ eventuality of a. war witli Germany. He joined the British forec-s, inimodiatoly war was declared, and is believed to have been killed gallantly lending fbft men during ihbombiiig raid oii the Gorin an trenches.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLII, Issue 1017, 9 November 1917, Page 6
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