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has been badly knocked about here and of the 17th Lancers, Sir Douglas. Haig's there by the enemy's' gunners. As it (old regiment. General Foch, who was happened, they had been shelling the to be one of the guests at luncheon, was town only recently before the Kings visit, already as the chateau.

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and their heavy shells had done further Soon after the King, the Prince of BUSY DAYS AMONG THE TROOPS,dum This afternoon, when the KingWales arrived, and, a law minutes later,

dimage caine, the few citizens who were about in a series of three motor cars, camo were astounded when the Royal cas Fresident Poincaré and General Joffee, haltedt among them and when the King with their suites. The King, the Prince and the Prince of Wales stood thers look of Wales, and Sir Douglas Haig, walkedi ing at the ruin. There was a military down from the house to the chateau policeman-Robert, M. Pon duty, gates to receive the President and and the King spoke to him, and the M. General Joffre, and then occurred one

and what damage they had infiesoek.

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sides by men of the 17th Lancers standing at the salute, with their lances in recovery, surely the most picturesque of all military salutes Beyond was the red brick front of the chateau.

British Beadquarters, 18th August. On Friday, 17th August, the King visited anothe Army district where he was received and entertained at Incheon by the Army Commander and

Officers Commanding Army Corps and the Commanding Oficer of Scottish Division and the South African Brigade There was no formal inspection of these troops but large numbers of them wore asembled in the old French and the South Africans were up separately. There was a wine af Nor. 20 great enthusiasm when the King arrive Nov 26, and, after a tremendous outburst of Dec. 17 cheering, the South Africana broke in

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