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Press, Volume LIX, Issue 17742, 19 April 1923, Page 5

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In the Somme, scattered among 371 communes in the zone of fighting during the war, it is estimated that there still remains about 65,000 tons of barbed wire. The authorities are finding some difficulty in getting it removed, as the cost of labour is more than the value of the wire. A determined effort is, howeifer, to he made this summer to get the wire together in each commune, and thence have it transported to the factories, where it could hj» melted down.