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... fallen upon the two armies for a brief hour. The Red Cross went about its work more {reelv, searching trench, field, orchard and vineyard, and soon got in all the wounded. Then began a digging of pits. ** That hole in the ground is the worst of all,”’ ...

... themselves, whose duty it was to see that the pits ‘were kept clear of water so that work could be carried on, and when strikes were over work could be resumed without any delay. It is questionable whether some of the pits can be wrought again, and certainly, ...

... party chest, or with w buy knighthoods and otber baubles, #o dear hearts of a certain clase of men. At times there has been a disaster, and hundreds sof widows, mothers and children bave been deprived of their bread-winners and left destitute. Then the heart ...