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horses and two .orderlies Sl:anQlfng .ou1;Sidle.
h the e~an~e to a dug,out.
.;.qll\l:s~ing .ts1eae began ~ ~sh'o\lt, w~er~uPon '
oflice~
fact. -for we have ~""U."~r
fired a.bd br.0ught one ·.of them d()wn., IT he
Power ;lInd II sea
.other 1dIsmounted and the hotse1! sIiam'spite of the gteat
peded. ' At>. the' P~ooees of shout~ Into
the Dominions have put
the dlig'oult I"'~t >yith no r€£.poIll!<> a stink
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100mb \n~ lobbed down. and very shi!rtly
As regards our .
t"ere ca.me .crawling .out, .'retching land
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green in the faces ...... full , Germ •.n' colonel
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!Sources of France
and aev~ra.l staff offioers. ~ I
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The
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Tlle 'Iittle village of Chipillyl ;f.m~
with us. th e- nations' who, l :~~e~r~rrl~;~ known as ,. a mysterv corner. ' .A:" . . I
with us must have '
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from the 80utlJ aide of" the
·rive~ went <>wn
'; lack pf the lJlealls to'
the vi/lags litreeti and repo~ all' cl ar to
had ,not been crushed
the tr!fps~ on the north, I' Bilt as soplf as
· munitions. As things
one ()fJ the ,northern hatt~li-oIll! adyanceli
Italy. have 'been able to
against it the_villagel fairly l bll'Zeci tl.th
coal and
ma.chine guns. This was on Friday. mb,rn-

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to 'e::tCcu~ <lny order IS .ruu" ;
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The roa iwere
streams- o~ wliite
and· yello dust. · so 'fhick tq.at a dr~ver
could seldo \!ee far e,{ough ahead to know
whether it ~as ' saie (eil', him to , pass the
Islower ve iele . in, trpnt. Hug~ . m~tor
lorries. "Ill ~lanoo: ""ns!-and heavy'~ns.
~nteIWe
wi~h l$odi~ of-infantry an~ ~
fe~oun
troops. were pJlshjng, forw4rd q.long ohe ~e'I '" ile down the otJPer
sm~ the fie. eml'tty. and, the ambulanCES full. "lith er.. q.nd there a batch of
priooners ~ri<r eir Ighaidl' with ,fixed
b.yon~ ' Arch; ~ besidl. ~hem.
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rule I waa &uek tMrJ Gi ~bs says)
Moreo:V'lr, it hqlOt
good condi~i~n 1Lnd eql.~ent of the
and Austrian ships call1:!~!.~
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I T .by 10oked l' we\1 drilled. ,
Turkey has nonei ;worth ~!mt\OnlD€~1
and. ~ eir boots allq uniforms
hut that vessels of 11\JI' Kln:qs. <'.arr"in!! "?und. , 0 ~urs6 they were diity
br~, 1mI;' ' I wo~ld YO,11 be, after a tllr",,'1
goods whicl) at:e : I1€,ee!;S~':f I; ,to i sUE"aln da~' batt ~ . ~pe!lially; iIi <J-eJ~. ,
j the .elj~my oo!l!'tries.
foOQ.cu:noe rn and no' opportunity to
'fhl" COJ;lsequence jis that
Ij.nd ' brush It . ,IMahy were t-oo'
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thi~ .dc.d1W work. and.
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humail~.being is not either too young or
garianB ¥e reduced to
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· tlleir owri pJ~vs. The n:...:w.. - tUJJm'.,,'~ A ,Br~.a... 'H"ldQUarters 'Caught.
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, 'l,l ~SI justly 'c1ilim'ed that.
A ' sman lparty of .horsemen from o;~Navy has fbeen, the one dec!i~:iv~
sea:'
~e' a:.~proa:ching Ii w~od which . h~
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'.of the wa-r, It is wo;]
ewerged , ~nd came
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p,nt silently. Only ~~:kttt~~?ch
to!"ard-s, th<m> . . I:the
.battles J)een. 'fOl)ght 11
about to
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eompararbTe in .i:mpOl'tal~<;~
held .
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pave e'xJ~pted. their
. only exten-as to the
' which close the
Belts and Sound in the
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the ; iDarda-nelles in the
pubiish , thisl week a
how the' Allied navies 'opi,t\_,t e all over
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M~RE U-:Jro~TS ~CCO~NT~D:

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HE; Power I of
is th~ l great jjgh~lDglD France
clalDled by the Rojnjl,n Cat\)ollc sptendidl{ ~cOessful operat.io~ in !. ~''Â¥'''I-I
t~'Ij Ico,:"bl;~ed 'iforce. of,.BntAlD;,
· Church for the Pope.
f e. teQlporal sense. we
anll:(AIDerlca r~ve
back the Ge1'B1an.
it for , the Allied
AJ,mes i from
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· Britis~ ,supplies bj far
Rheims J,. wcf
most important part.
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~ . formal. attack . ~a8 th~qre
a~rangfl for. Fnday evenmg. 1 A · , nli:

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·. fa ct that ,we
now a reasonableiI·ill once more
freedom which
·blindly betrayed.
see where Archangel
are.
That will show
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Clfcumvented the gully -on' the west and
entered on the steep. p~01llpntory .on w , icp
the village stands. Never !lid a 'm'8cjline
face su:ha 'llail.oi' bett.er,prC>V~ itS ,?:eltl~.
The nmse :was hke "th~ nOIse pf a shlpy'a~J
when the rive~rs 11~ 'at fulJr work, ·1 It
~am!, from a oompltete battery1.0f.m.a:cjli~e
guns, turned on to th~ ·tank. at dleee
qqarters, and \ when
was over its -1~
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lookedJik" a Morse code alphabet-all 'dots
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and dashes~ .Its record is' written a\l ~ver
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' But. larter Mi, ,the
i\; in 'leaded type.
!ApP!'relltly
of I
the Allied' navies In the
the bullets was annour-pi'er<:ing.
the
ships we ha'J'; counted
tank .proceeded to rear 'itsel-f
the
Navy-is the 'pringiI!g
d"fenoes onhe battery. and hel:1>ed
1 army to Europe in 'the
division' of infantry erttered
, boats. The (j~,cman's
'and 'no fe,wer ,th~n, 300 odd ,.P'ri~(>nel~
welJ,that "'L~n they
' in' .rug.outo sna, hi<llinl~-l>lii"PiS,"
'Harine captains (to .
l:;::I~;r~':~~i!t';h,e cilurch ,tb"'er1!. .
thlequgh,!,
sa w. tbt!y would
th'8
on the northern
struggle, But '~hey
Germans practised with cunning
were RO QI'l'tuill tbc
device
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0 doggo. J~
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Tanks P'u.1. Down Houses. • , 1 . "
American soldiers ever
. The tanks, andl especi ..lIy the smaIL and
· Gr . to l>~ :naitltained here .
~apid "Peci,~ cal)~d 'I wb~ppl'~," are ~ah.
· 'fbe U-boats have dOI) ~
, they. mg much 'in fll:vo~r. lind In , fact.! the
knew. TlIey have cost us}.ijeubvy
:' whippets ' j' are takin;J~he ' pla~ of.!.
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Rue the AQlel'j~~ll 1
op; old pavalry for' skit mis ing. in fron~
this swe-·aborit a
It hali .of, infantry. while the i hee. ' ·er. 't¥nb crush,l,.
the,m~,and th.e y have
given tne down the ~mall qutlying p';'sts •. and , "I'Q'Q
.. Germur:s ave. y
\ taste 'of they find, machin<loguns acting Ill, a. vilJ~:e
their q llality. So
theyc cruS4 .down '. !~e houses, w:tli
the hea\'Y chlowS Wl.licl,
ease. ' Many qf the'tjmli:s'pnt Qut o(,~~,.v,u
l Jay,e struck at · the
can be r~pail'ed. ' )<.. >
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fdrget the navies which
Tanks Alway.:sJy
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possible. )\ri4£ there
The ' b3et indivldu I <tory, is of
turn·of for'£upe pn land,
nort,h of the
It losti eetionlatl:a:
mibdIul tha.t the Hun
'got back to
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· long as ~~ hold the se~.
, "!lever sllllt'S: never'
It
«le,' "'···.!.....1:a,Jolr,e-ali"..".
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it
dip the .job
w:a8
· elements as ell
trench to ~elp with ""n~i"IJr'e8olj", 6Ilelll,""
front. It 'd," YeJ. '" a,,....iI!.
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'I h as b een
utterlv
the help of a. .dozen ·infajitry . .
W h II h •
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av an
bodyguard ,' it _. 't ,nu>' ~ l.:b~~i~~tili~II'
what is' taking pla~ in
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E~!lugand
....orli:id~' along
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th, _1IJ'I'euder"
of 1 \II11~~:n:r;~i~ lf i
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