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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 306, 14 September 1918, Page 7

While an English lady was examining the Australian war pictures at the Graftoii Gallery, London, quite recently, she discovered in one- of tho photographs the figure of. her son, whom she bad long believed,to he dead. The lad, who belonged to an English regiment, became separated from his comrades ut Gallipoli, had donned an Australian uniform, and bad continued to fight with overseas troops in Gallipoli and France until September 20, 1917, when he was wounded and taken to a dressing station, where he was one of a group photographed by Captain Hurley, the oflicial photographer. Tho subject of the picture is described in the catalogue as "Interior of a Dressing Station —within a mile of the battle on September 20, 1917." Wife-beating is punished with the lash in Cumberland, U.S.A. Convicted on a charge--of beating his wife, a. man has been sentenced to 20 Irishes and one year in the house of correction.