Down the street they come, beginning their pilgrimage of alleviation and succor on the battlefields of France.

Biblical battlefields.

The battlefields of the Somme were once a continuation of it!

Of that labour the Somme battlefields we were now to see will always remain in my mindin spite of ruin, in spite of desolationas a kind of parable in action, never to be forgotten.

Having returned to Sirmione, we arranged with him to drive us next day to the neighbouring battlefields of 1859, San Martino and Solferino.

How quiet and silent lie these battlefields of yesterday!

He knew, too, Gorizia and the Carso battlefields.

And then my steps went back in fancy to the battlefields, where our guns had been in action.

And there are half a million of young men of Britain who have already registered their vow to their King that they will cross the seas and hurl that insult against British courage against its perpetrators on the battlefields of France and of Germany.

Itinerary includes: Battlefields of the Somme and Ancre, Bapaume, Arras, Vimy Ridge, Ypres, etc.

Should, in the near future, the long-talked-of invasion of this country by a combination of European powers become an accomplished fact, Englishmen may perchance be glad, as the cannon balls and musket shots are whizzing round their heads, that on the mimic battlefields of cricket, football, polo, and fox-hunting they learnt two of the most useful lessons of lifecoolness and courage.

The strain of the day, along with the fever I had from exposure on the battlefields, made the rough food still more uninviting, especially as our only implements of attack were the greasy pocketknives of the peasants and canteen covers from the soldiers.

Sent to Southern Battlefields.

Sent to Southern Battlefields.

His paper sent him as a special correspondent to write up the battlefields of the South, and his letters were so graphic and entertaining as to become a widely known and much discussed feature of the paper.

"I've been on two battlefields," said she.

The plains and hills about Athens were turned into mock battlefields for the training of raw recruits; and young Greeks from all parts of the worldtens of thousands of them from Americapoured in to protect the fatherland and to fight the secular enemy of Europe.

Those grey eyes of theirs will be haunted by the memory of battlefields at night, when the stretcher-bearers are searching for the wounded who lie among the dead.

I had seen the superb courage of French regiments rushing up to support their left wing, and the magnificent confidence of men who after the horrors of the battlefields, and with the full consciousness that they were always retiring, still, said: "We shall win.

They were very proud, those French soldiers, of fighting side by side with their old foes the British, now after long centuries of strife, from Edward the Black Prince to Wellington, their brothers-in-arms upon the battlefields; and because I am English they offered me their cigarettes and made me one of them.

It was in France, in Spain, in the Low Countriesscattered over half the battlefields of Europe.

It is a first-line ambulance corps,the boys who drive their little Ford ambulances right down to the battlefields and receive the wounded from the brancardiers, and who have seen the worst of Verdun, and endured the privations and the cold with the army.

No, monsieur, Paris will not riot in joy in the presence of the dead on the battlefields and while German troops are still within the boundaries of France.

Owen Roe O'Neill had won renown on many continental battlefields, and was admirably fitted by genius and training to lead a national party, not only in council but in the field.

The old Confederates had supplied themselves, from battlefields and prisoners, and the greater capture of stores, with good Union canteens.