General on the staff of the 7th Corps; Sir George Gater, now Clerk of the London County ' Council, was the Brigadier of the Gind Infantry Brigade in the 2ist Division; and there are many other famous names, both of affeers and regiments, who served, under Gough in that sirenue ous sefies of actions "described. by {heir Army Commander es "an eight ays inferno, with battalions dwind!- themselves with the single meal of ch In defeat he may Ally seek solace—whether it has to be taken in obsecurity or otherwise—and it may be shrewdly: imagined that such solace will include "the not unreasonable feeling of thankfulness that the roseate crown of the conqueror will not be without its thorns. 'The amlable Mr. London may adapt Mr. Herbert "Hoover's cynicism of four years ago and say "his baby not mine" Another retirement from that of Father Coughlin who, belatedly realising the force of Eraimus' advice: ne sutor ultra crepidam has decided to abandon polities and make his eloquent malcro-Phone confine itself to religious dis-
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