... life-paving work, and held not back their bread winners when there were lives to save. He remarked how proud tar deed:. in South Africa wade them all feel I then warrior bons. It was their duty to shier • at times like these their self-sacrifice be helping tits ...

... Field Force in South 'Africa Whilst at Bloemfontein he a-as without a letter for five weeks from home. The soldiers longed for home news. One of his messmates was ' killed and a month after a letter came to him from his wife. The War Office ought to have ...

... request their Representatives in Parliament, and all men of influence, to urge on the Military Authorities (presumably through War Secretary of the Government) the paramount necessity of puttinz an end to the fast and loose which are now being played with ...

... BULLER A VIGOROUS INDICTMENT. General Sir Cherie' Warren, who landed at Southampton on Friday evening from South Africa by the Union Castle liner Norman, proceeded to London, where he arrived shortly before midnight. Be was accompanied from the Cape by ...

... Regular and Militia Battalions are serving out of England and of our OR R Battalion 69 others and men are serving in South Africa. This appeal to the patriotism of the Volunteer' will meet with a ready response, and thee will be willing to give up their ...

... muccemsfully overthrown age-long tyrannies. He trusted that in Northern Africa tht victories of peace might. in their way, be as glorious in their better way as the victories* of war had been. Touching their domestic life he driefly reviewed the joys and ...

... that meant. splendid , work was being carried on. They had it on the highest, authority that the war in South Africa had been the most humanely waged war they had ever had. For much of that lie thought the under current of Christianity which had been ...

... former Chief of the Army Telegraph Corps in India. His idea, which, over and over again, he pressed upon the attention of the War Office, was to link together the different bodies of Volunteers and their headquarters by means of trained birds, which, taught ...

... of the Regular Battalion for about ffve years. The War IHNer Gazette of May 21st. contains the following promotion : To be a Special Service officer commanding Mounted Infantry Company in South Africa; graded as Staff Captain. Lieutenant R. J. Kentish ...

... hint for His service. It was He who had duce that. But what were they going to do in the future? They must all hope that the war would he over and that a righteena prate would be nude, a would never 1).1 broken. a did come. what were they going to do? There ...

... Another Letter from the Front. ‘From a Balham Reservist). 2\!. FANT i RRI,I CHIEVELEY S. AFRICA. Dear Father and Mother,—Your Christmas present to bend quite safe. and how I have enjoyed a few nice pipefuh of my favourite tobacco. Anything from home seems ...

... several of which were given out during the day by Seerita7 Harrod. South Africa there were 15,003 Selvation Army Leaguers in the British Army. Secretary Harrod is an old Man of War Man. and lie gave several earnest addresses during the day. During the ...