The seventeenth edition of the Military Stobsiade begins with an editorial on New Year’s Eve. It goes on to describe how they celebrated Christmas and for the start of the year. Another editorial called Exchange describes how they feel when they hear the word Exchange. They describe the Northern Lights and the work camp at Dalmelington. It continues with Stobs Chronicle, Club Reports, notices, and a puzzle corner. Full edition available here.
The sixteenth edition of the Military Stobsiade begins with a poem about Autumn. The sixteenth edition, the first in the third half-year has unfortunately had to be published late due to space problems. It leads us into the winter and aims to show that the prisoners are trying to spend the time as well as they can. In addition it also includes the essay “Their Own Opinions”. It continues with Club Reports and notices. It closes on the 25th of November. Full edition available here.
The fifteenth edition of the Military Stobsiade begins with a poem entitled Requiem. It goes on with an editorial on those who died far from home. It continues with discussing religious life in our camp mentioning the Catholic congregation, and the Protestant congregation. There is an article on the Cemetery. The final page has a summary of the First Year of Stobsiade. Full edition available here.