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... tRAIN Bv it. sMAL.! t More bhorsse That is at prcocot the need of our Army in Sooth Africa. Indeed, it is uorlorao-d that it isfrom lach of horaes that Lord Roberts's adroanc has been dolayed. A corre- spordet satoted the other d.y that helt Bloemfontein ...
... Soldiers WHEREVER the British soldier goes a gramophone goes along, somehow, any how-- but it goes! To Mesopotamia, to darkest Africa, to the shores of Greece, or the trenches of h landers-- there, with his complicated kit and a grubby photo graph of his best ...
... 1914 Germany's vanishing place flTsuN The result of ayears war. 1915 i Strictly copyright. The smoke of battle rising from the Continental cockpit somewhat dims our vision overseas, yet the extra-European happenings are not only of supreme importance ...
... any direct connection between war and literature can be found. True, a poem or a story or a fine piece of descriptive prose might never have been A written but for a war true, a fresh thought may come just because it is war-time, and the brains of the nation ...
... PATIENT VICTIMS OF THE -WAR: WOUNDED HORSES J i SENT BACK FROM THE FRONT BEING EXAMINED /if More horses. That is at present the need of our Army in South Africa. Indeed, it is understood that it is from lack of horses that Lord Roberts's advance has ...
... A WAR NEWSLETTER -No. 195 I. New Oxford Street, W.C.i. 113 for the Loss of I. There is a lull on land at the moment of writing-- in Africa, where there are no worlds to conquer, in Russia, where it is quiet before the storm, and generally on the Continent ...
... 1914 Germany's vanishing place flTsuN The result of ayears war. 1915 i Strictly copyright. The smoke of battle rising from the Continental cockpit somewhat dims our vision overseas, yet the extra-European happenings are not only of supreme importance ...
... The Late Sir William Howard Russell THE VETERAN WAR CORRESPONDENT THE name and fame of the great Times. special are graven deeply in the history of journalism. Few labourers in that field, where thought and action meet, have wrought to better purpose ...
... A TROPHY OF WAR AUTOGRAPH LETTER FROM GENERAL JOUBERT TO GENERAL KOCK. The letter reproduced on this page is one of the most interesting War Souvenirs that have yet come to hand from South Africa. The date should he noticed particularly Oct. 11, 1899 ...
... model is overthrown. France and Britain alike in war have often profited swiftly by bitter lessons learned at the price of incredible sacrifices. We learned such lessons in the Crimea, in South Africa, on the Somme and in Flanders. France was still learning ...
... not Such, however, are the fortunes of war. T feel more proud than ever to be colonel-in-chief of this gallant regiment. I welcome you home, and I trust that the good character which you have shown in South Africa will be maintained no.v that you have ...
... IRRESISTIBLE IN WAR? The Lessons Learnt in the Eight Campaigns of the Present War Now Show Conclusively that Normal Methods of Defence Against Tank Tactics are Useless By DONALD COWIE IS it realised that since the beginning of this war-- on land-- the ...