Reading Mercury Oxford Gazette 11-1915

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THE 8th ROYAL BERKS

capture b t tJ e Germans had a.ll fl ed

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1l0RE LIGHT ON 1 HEIR GREAT ArTACK

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OXFORD GAZETTE, NEWBURY HERALD. AND BERKS COUN'rY PAPER, SATURDAY. NQVEMBER
BRADFIELD COLLEGE CHRONICLE

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I} aug1 0 It" me were fall ng fast on "'0 wen t
About t\ clty )ards from t1 e Gernuns the curs

threw up thei r hands Ba.~ mg

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27, 1915

SURGICAL DRESSING EblERGENCY
SOCIETY, WARGRAVJ<J
.AI"PR~ C l.ATl(I~ l'ROlt TIlE FUO!.;T

the

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about fhe helpleiis 'omen and chIldren on the
It s ta IS or In London ,hom tl C'y klllocl 11
cold blood " No tJ e hr tes 0 r blood bOlled
e cle u"e l li e "'-ccond trench of the co .... ards
n.nd still nd a ccd unlll
e c:\ptured n.ll the
Irenel cs 0 I e 'Hmt 1 til \\ e got to Hill 70
1 ere e c l ecked au sci cs bOl g vQt;, fc \ of
II e fro t. I to le tt n nd Hil l 0 S II strong fort
fied J:Kht
\ glls shelJ burst a.t d I len e nbered 10
ore u tJl I cfl.me to 10 tI c I o"p ~al Tllln k God I
f1.n go I g' on el) 0,"
I 510 Id hk e to tell ,cu
a. i()t more bi tIm st fi ll~ h now thank ng G od
T nn nlrvo Ho\\ r Inl ssed b e ng h It I cnnnot
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b Het.'S er e 1 k e ha 1 but I t las a glorlOl ~
chn ge tlo K IchE' er 5 bo) s llladc-, Icion' from
beg nnIDg to cnd

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NATIONAL MIS~IO:S

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tn hall b the Count.css of -Sl.a (or 1
The I en I 1On..~ter "" ill be glad to I e~r from olel
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About ton mlllutes before t.ho great a.tta.ck 1\
01 us gll.Ve messag:es t-o our chums toO send to
homes m CRse \\ C vere klilod
Then came
order
Charge
Over we went hundred6"
and thousands of t 8 ... elhns 1 ke madmen
then

h""e my firs~ slght of death 10 battle Il. shell
urst. a. few yards from me klllrng llI) officer
~ nine men I fel t a. pa.ng of sorrow go through
1I1e When m, officer dropped he" u.s liked b}
everybod} My blood rou sed I "cn t like mad
Io
"Ilds the 1il'6t IUle of the trenchoo ~ e had to

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