"Mr. ——, undertaker, of Temuka, improved his plant by the purchase of a new hearse."—Timaru Herald (New Zealand).
"Mr. —— hopes shortly to be seen again in revue in the Wet End."—Pall Mall Gazette.
Or, as the CENSOR would put it, "somewhere in England."
Daily Mail (Ordinary Edition), 3 September, 1917: "Lord Halsbury is 92 to-day."
Times (Late War Edition), 3 September, 1917: "The Earl of Halsbury is 94 to-day."
Yet, from personal observation, one would never believe that the EX-LORD CHANCELLOR was ageing so rapidly.
From "German Official":—
"With the use of numerous tanks and aeroplanes, flying at a low altitude, the English infantry soon after advanced to the attack on this front."—Evening Paper.