THE KING IN THE BATTLE ZONE.

Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XLII, Issue 11616, 15 August 1918, Page 8

THE KING IN THE BATTLE ZONE.

BUSY TOUR OF INSPECTION DECORATIONS FOR AMERICANS Received Angus!: 15, 8.4 Q a.in. Loudon, August 14. w The King spout a strenuous week at the front, covering hundreds of miles. He left Loudon on the fifth, though the tour was.not counseled with the prospective offensive. , He saw much of the operations amt visited the King of Belgium, Sir Dongles Haig, and Generaliissimo Foch, and also decorated General Dehreuy with the KT. E. He saw all the British army commanders and inspected an enormous number of troops of all arms and women’s forces. He visited General Pershing and coni’;■>.rod many decorations upon Ho spent Monday with the irourth Army and visited hospitals and casualty clearing stati-ius m: r ;ae line. SUGGESTED ANGLO-AME RIGAN ALLIANCE. OFFENSIVE AND DEFENSIVE. LORD READING'S MISSION. Loudon, August 14, The Evening News says £hafc Lo;d Reading has returned from America in order to suggest a«/A«glo-Ameri-can defensive und on tusive alliance. DENIAL. Washington, A ugust 3-1. It is officially denied that Lord Reading’s visit to London is in connection vwith any Anglo-American alliance.