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BRITISH FRONT IN FRANCE, Oct.
30.--More than three and, a halt months of battle on the Somme, with the heaviest concentration of artil- lery, infantry and every type of war mfllerifll. and thc most skillful and desperate iigbtlnt: the world has evoi- known, has resulted in marked devel~ opment of British fighting efficiency and of means for :educlng the losses Dt the attackers.
In the way of concrete achieve-
ments the British have taken 30,000 prisoners, or a little less than 1.500 each of the twenty-one villages cap lured, with an average population of about 300 souls. They have taken 125 guns, 100 trench mortars and trench guns and 429 machine guns. They have not lost a gun. ` Their losses in September, when they gained the most ground, were from 25 to 50 per cent. less than those of the enemy.
This contradiction of the previously
accepted idea of n higher ratio of casualties for the side on the ollen- sive. which is usually considered as necessarily not lcss than two to one.
: due. according to the liritish bili- .ers. to the superior power of British shell tire, the numbers of British ae- roplanes the increased skill of thc British .soldiers and the use of the tanks.
The British staff did not place much
reliance on the tanks. which aroused such world-wide interest, but regard- ed them as an experiment which might fail altogether. They are only one of thc inventions aiding the of- fensive against modern fortifications which will he used next spring when
the British are fully prepared.
Calculations us to thc _value of thc
tanks are hard ‘.0 make. but, taking the average opinion of experts at the front, those weird new motor cars have saved a loss of 20.000 mon. or duction of strong points and machine
r i _ 3
which will kill and demoralize an
Germans on a front of eleven miles to
spring comes peasants will plough and seed ground behind the lines which for two years had lain fallow under
ganization. At that time one comman-
suid thc sumo man recently, “and l assure you none ol' us are elliiorilxg from stagefrigllt tltcso days. We thank the German stafl` for what they taught us in tho, days of our unprcparedness. and of late they have been learning a few things from ns"
A wounded British soldier sitting
beside the road recently said to the correspondent: "Maybe the time will come when only one l'$ritlshcr_ and one Cermnn will he loft alive. if su.
the Briton will he on top." This is what thy ollioors mcnn by morale anu explains why they Judge the sunt|ner'a work ot' thc- now army in the light nluno of that word.
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The offensive at every step provedzchorge Mayne' Wedhehdayy october
that no army can have too many guns 25th_ The sac,.etm.y_ Miss Monaghan
was appointed to buy the window
enemy with projectiles fired from ,a_ 1 I th h t d d f distance anywhere from 2,000 to 20,000 3,21( and 0 er X “res “ee 8 or yards. The great value has also beenl Mr _ _ l’l`°V°d °l Pormllle maclllne gum to visit the school this month. The manned by skillful and cunning sol~|hext meeting Wm he H llhherahy dlers. Men posted in shell craters; mghh.. and Wm be held M the home of with these weapons have a formidable M,.,,_ J_ D_ Maccmgahy Wehhe,,day_ power on the def_ensive or otlensive. November 15th_
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--CHILD DIES FROM BURNS-
n depth of four to eigiit`mllc-s. When A very painful hcumcht occurred at
West Devonon Sunday morning. when Laura. the little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. McArthur was so badly burned
'lie 51°F!" Of Hllells- l"°l'lllEl`,that she only *lived three hours after- l'lllZ€'l“* Ol Cl1DlU"°ll Vlllfllles are l'°"wards. It is supposed the little one's ‘lll0Slll\g lllill lh€.V iw Hllflwell U’ l""lclothing caught tire from the kltche`n turn to them and build new homes on Stove whne he, parents we,-0 out da. U10 Fllllltl Of llwlr Old 0ll0B- |ing their morn'ing chores. They had
Before thc grand offensive' the Brit-,not |¢,ft the houw gen mhmtes when
ish staff and commanders, those few they heard their gldest ¢h||d_ 3 mug professionals who were trglincd to di-'gh-1 of wa,-cely five yea;-B; Bm-euming rect lhc small regular army. realized for he|p_ They |mmediate|y mu go the fully their immense responsibility in' house to find their second child, aged sending an army truinor in theory two yea,-B and e|gh¢ mourns’ (1,-(rad. against thc experienced German or~ fulqy bumed_ An that loving hands
and a skilled doctor could do was
<lcr` recalled to thc <‘0l‘l‘f=Hi>0lldGl\i H done to save the little child’s life, but saying oi von Moltke that, although about 12 p_ m, me mug spirit wok the German as :\ soldicr might not bo. ng mgh¢_ Lmle Laura was 3 vm-y bcttcr than his enemy, the tioriiiuxilbx-ig}|¢_ Qhlld fm- her years, and was army would always win lwvouse of a a general favorite with all. Much syn.- superior staff system. lpathy is felt for thc' parents in their
"We have mot. the German st__ail`."‘ very sudden bereavement.
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LONDON. England, Oct. 30.- A-
mong the recent recipients of the Dis- tinguished Service- Order, according to the list published as a supplement to the London Gazette, was Captain F. C. Selous, the, \vell~known explor- er. The announcement reads as fol- lows. I V
Capt. Frederick Courteney Selous,
Royal Fuslliers. For conspicuous gallantry. resource and endurance. He has sont a magnificent example to all ranks, and tho value of his services with his battalion cannot be overesti- muted.
The battalion with which Captain
Seious is associated is composed of mon who have sec'n service on the frontiers of tho empire, and he was largely instrumental in their recruitment.
ln the same list the name of Lieut
Albert Ball. Nottg. and Derby Regi- mont and Royal Flying Core, occurs twice. This oflicqr had previously won the Military Cross and has now been awarded the D. S. O. and tho har both at the sumo time. Tho olll- ciai record of the feats which gained those distinction for him is as fol- lows: .On the tlrst occasion. observing
seven enemy machines in formation. he immediately attacked one of thom and shot it down at 15 yards range. The remaining machines retired. Im- mediately afterwards. seeing tive more hostile machines. bo attacked one at about 10 yards range and shot it dogvn, flames coming out of the fus~ eiage. I-Io then attacked another of the machines, which had 'been firing at him. and shot it down into a vii- iage. where it landed on the top of a house. He than went to the nearest aorodome for more ammunition, and returninlz attacked three more mach- Ines, causing them to dive under con- trol. Being then short of petrol he
came homo. I-its owh machine _was badly shot about _in t ese nights. On tho second occasion, when on escort duty to a bombing raid, he saw four enemy machines in formation. Ho dived on to them and broke up their formation. and than shot down the nearest one. which fell on its nose: He came down about 500 feet to make certain It was wrecked. On another occasion. observing 12 enemy machin es in formation, hc dived in among them. and tired a drum /.sto the noar- ost machine which went down out of control. Several more hostile mach- ines then sproaehod, and he tired three more drums at them, llrlvini down another ont. of control. Ho then returned. crossing the lines at a low
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keep our ear \vlndow blinds down er dark. 1 he houses here. more especially in towns. are right together and very
lmilar in cqgétruction. In the coun-
they are uilt of stone and many them are ceniuril.-s old. Without
whsth looped and Hay w,re_ exgwsenatinz I think the'-uountry roads
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better thantlts streets of Charlot- own; in fact everything built. as
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Brace-B_ pretty. One sees small brooks and
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The ifllowlng dolughtx-il account of 2
thc looney of the 5:i1 Siege Battery t'- lnrland is from the facile pen of il
(.`un|:t-:r William Dunn and wns sent ,life in his mother Mrs. I1 Dunn, tins- T pcr-r»l=|x:- _ ` h
treams running everywhere and verything, including the trees, which re mostly hardwood. is no green. ruce is a rather uncommon tree
everywhere they are perfectly ped . They had sense enough
ere not to cut down the beeches and ther trees separating the fields. We iso saw swans-~something I never
seen before and very pretty birds y are. his camp is about two miles from station and I think we were sent
l
whmey Camp’ ego in a mistake. It is an infantry
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Surrey England 2
Oct. 7, 1916. 0
Dear Mother,-Arrived hero this
n light artillery camp. One of the flicers said this morning that we
re going to be transferred to Hor-_
. ve
morning about 1 oclock. I am feel- ‘ham H siege amuery Camp’ ghd' if
ing 0. K.. after trip. 1 would inte S to go into detail about the vo- g
yags but as I did not keep a diary like Sha some of the fe-Ilowsl will only men- do
tion those things which impressed
ou rc-member, where the 2n_d or 98th lege Battery got their training. Hor-
m will be about 40 miles from Lon-
he rations on the transport were
n T
themselves most upon me. We left d h t I dm" think they Wm _he so Halifax about six o'clock. I saw only gggd hgre' We had an awful time gd.
Ives and the two “six-inchers” point- ang our breakfast here tm, mm-ning
ing seaward, but of course could not B
get there to see Roy and other old R
friends . qu
owing to a mistake andthe conse- ent unprepnreilncss no rations were ved for us and ‘Ae were practically
As I told you we came on the -? ‘md dent u 0-h the gene,-oslty of the
a White Star Liner, and originally a f,$fl§,I;,.,,_ rg-her., are about 20,000 Belgian ship. She has been used late- troops here and ;ho camp is capable ly as a transport in the Mediterranean ofaccomodauhg 40,000 so you gee we ‘md has ‘ 4'7 g““.s “l’°al"l' .She was have n small town of soldiers. -
torpedoed while there and some men killed but was not sunk although a 4 N
Another noticeable feature of tho 1 the seriousness with which
ft. holo was rippgd in her bluk head. ailpcxzseg of the English people re- So much for tho ship. ard this war. All throuilll Engltlnll
There were four other liners with gs
the train swept on old women, men,
ml' an heavily l°aded'. They "ay ll llnd children waved Union Jacks from was me second largest c°""°y that upstairs windows cr stood still lx\ the has yet sailed from Canada. We were streets to cheer the soldiers Oh their
were two regiments of infantry, the
Everybody is getting six days off
146th frop Montreal ami the 130th Boon hhd I hm going to London and
from Kingston, Ontario, in ull about
the only artillery aboard. There way
ri
h _ t Dullin, ireland, but. I will
1.500 tgoops. We were escorted all ivenw 0 )
te soon again and hopu to hear
the way across the Atlantic by a crui- from home Boom '
ser, a four-funnel ship.;and were mot off the north const of Ireland by six torpedg boat destroyers which came tho rest of the way to Liverpool.
The trip across was alright the first.
couple of days hut got monotonous after that and the weather became cold with drizzling rain such as is found in England five days out of the week, at this season of the year. \Ve saw some porpuiscs and other curious
With love to nil at home.
WILL.
Gunner W. P. Dunn.
No. 1261451
No. 5 Siege Battery C. E. F.,
c|o Can. _A7rm_v Post Office,
London, England.
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ilsh. and a couple rf sailing craft, and when'APpef}(¢ |'-'ai|3
this comprises almost cvcrytlting we saw (except water) in thc nine days sailing until \vo rllglited tht' Mersey river. We went away out of the re- _
And Health Declines
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gnlar trade routes. thc rcaison being. REQLHRES ONLY A COUPLE OF
I suppose not to excite suspicion and to avoid submarines. After leaving llalifax thc ilrl-it land wo sighted was tho north const ot Ireland nurl l can
icli you it looked just elegant. Not A
that I may be lenient towards thc old sod but truly it doscrvc~s the name oi' "Emerald Isle” for the grass is
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In l’otcrbero’s it worked marvels for
lllcllllelllllle' "mst °sl’°"l“lly D°’““""' Louis Meehan- put him right on his
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"About tnrce years uso.” says Mr-
tho isle of Man-those were very n_0- M,,hhah' --I had the (Hoppe which left llU0l*lll*’~ Th” ""‘“5'- ll* l:l"";‘gl-‘ii C9' mc in a very run-down condition that vorcd with Coast Gunn . a ons "nam, developed hm, Dyslmhsim 1 equipped with \vircless. Their ilolds was hhahh, to (mt hh; 3 few things
also ure very tliifcrent from those of a l‘. E. island. They :irc ull licnutl- h fully hedged. -in tact all through the
no nan it craving for acid. I cave p treating with the doctors because icy did not help me and on tho nd-
tl
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trength to what it was before I had
and ferry-boats. We anchored a few the Grippa I can mcommend_Ferm_
yards from tho dock and the band Z struck up “O Canada" and “The' Maple Leaf Forever." V lt was some sight to sec five of the
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sacks.
As we are now cniy_32 miles f\‘0m
Loudon you will see it was taking a tour through the whole or greater part of i0ugl.and_ This ls the part of thc .trip I enjoyed most, in fact about tho only train rid.: l_ evor enjoyed. We passed through muuy large cities no- tably llirmlnghnm where we had n lunch, Oxford, Wolverhampton, War- wick. whore I thought of the Earl -we road about in history., 08!lt?fl l-ll,” "Kll\8 liloher," [tending and tho military city _ _`;»|n‘lo.w.t¢'olo»"I'¥il‘°li`|`T@
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