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BALLANT MESSENGERS, No one in all the Army; again, hav
The Germans have persisted that, oren done braver things, than scores and scores if we could find the quen, we could not of our.runners; who, or messengers, take make the machine which they have been Back dispatches of all sorts frun the perfecting for 40 years and more.
But, a. advance to the supports, to bases, or is here, operating with porter mel headquarters, A day or two ago, # ness: a machine which, in its tuere nanal trigade Commander who, with his men.and intricacy, almost
staggers the had just been through one of the grandest imagination. One cannot speak of details. episodes of all this battle, said to me of the systems for lear of saying wipes. about as follows —
thing which shonk) nos be told, kne is
British Headquarter. July 24. It is a éruel injustice that; while one writes so much of the bravery of our soldiers who do the actual Aghting-and one eunnot write too much of it--neither time not,space permits one to dwell upon the others whose share in victory is really no lesse uve their work less arduous.
The Dispatch Rulers are constant source of wooder und admiration. Their Det. 36 Nóv. missions are often of the most peribus, Nov, 9 Nov 18 and the mortality among them has been Nov. 19 Nov. 26 considerable. Behind the lines ae sees Dec. 6
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1917
features are quite indistinguishable, some stories of how the rhment has watched 17 Jan 26 how threading their way through all the in breathless anxiety, while the messager
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- Whatever in the quality of our race. heavily as he can.
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