THE FOE INVISIBLE
By Telegraph—Press Association—CopyrieM London, Starch 12. i Til© Government has promised Lord , Derby that Mr. Asquith's pledge to the married men enlisting under the Derby j scheme will be faithfully observed. 'The , married men have been holding protest j meetings. NON-COMBATANT CORPS. WILL WEAR ITS OWN BADGE. ' London, March 12. The new non-combatant corps will wear its "own badge and will not be trained in squad drill or field engineering. The corps will not bear arms, and j its officers ivill be regulars unfit for j general 6ervice. ■ ;
EXPERIENCE IN THE TRENCHES By Telegraph—Press Asßociation-Copyrtelit Sydnay, March 13. ' Mr. Harry Gullett (an Australian war correspondent), in a lecture on trench warfare, said: —"After over a year's experience at the front, I never saw a hostile German. I looked through periscopes over tho fire parapets a thousand times, but saw nothing. Soldier® have had a similar experience. One may be in the trenches six months, and be killed or sent home wounded, and never set eyes on a living enemy. Only prisoners and" dead enemies are seen. ■
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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2719, 14 March 1916, Page 5
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179THE FOE INVISIBLE Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2719, 14 March 1916, Page 5
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