Reading Mercury Oxford Gazette 11-1917

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mg an effect-to rouse th s country and the
Entente countnes out of their complacency
reg ardmg the fate of the countrIes who are
asSDC a ted w h hem n r es stance to the
Gem a n
as on Not on y does the Pnme

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lrhere's Power behind It!

pass b ean the flrmer a nd
near Cambra!. The add t on
ope at ons cannot fail to be
tage w th the super or ty
mater al WhICh ve hold

evel ground
to our area of
to ou advan
01 men and
The know

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of
attack
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a b g ga n because the German s WIll
not know where they are safe The fact too
that we are able to cont nue operatIons on
a large scale desp te the approach of

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ter s bound to add to the veanng down of
the enemy The great thmg 15 to g ve h m
no rasp te \\ e can expect no tremendous
and really dec Slve results unt 1 his forces
are no longer adequate to the fulfilment of
h S gIganhc task of holding so huge a front
We must brace- ourselves to even greater
eflorts than n the past ·What we want is
to leave the enemy no rest that blow after
nlow must be rruned upon him
'i\ 1 soon be helping more
-substantially
a.nd in M Clemenceau France has got a
man who will stand no nonsense, and In
tend/! pushing matters through to victory
sweeping aside everybody and .everything
that stands In the way Thai Is what "_
want here-to Jet nothing obstruct oJlr path
till codJprete vlotory Is e,tt/lJ.D,ed.

DEATH OF THE REV B R BODY
0\ ER THIRTY YI'l AR~ CTtA I'LA I N AT
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