Ldg. Smn. F.S. Martin, O.N. 233,301, Invincible, Gnr's. Mate, Gunlayer, 1st Cl. Sigmn. F. Glover, O.N. 225,731, Cornwall. Ch. E.R. Art., 2d Cl., J.G. Hill, O.N. 269,646, Cornwall. Actg. Ch. E.R. Art., 2d Cl., R. Snowdon, O.N. 270,654, Inflexible. E.R. Art., 1st Cl., G.H.F. McCarten, O.N. 270,023, Invincible. Stkr. P.O. G.S. Brewer, O.N. 150,950, Kent. Stkr. P.O. W.A. Townsend, O.N. 301,650, Cornwall. Stkr., 1st Cl., J. Smith, O.N. SS 111,915, Cornwall. Shpwrt., 1st Cl., A.N.E. England, O.N. 341,971, Glasgow. Shpwrt., 2d Cl., A.C.H. Dymott, O.N.M. 8,047, Kent. Portsmouth R.F.R.B. 3,307 Sergt. Charles Mayes, H.M.S. Kent. F.C.D. STURDEE. BETWEEN MIDNIGHT AND MORNING. By SIR OWEN SEAMAN. [From King Albert's Book.] You that have faith to look with fearless eyes Beyond the tragedy of a world at strife, And trust that out of night and death shall rise The dawn of ampler life; Rejoice, whatever anguish rend your heart, That God has given you, for a priceless dower, To live in these great times and have your part In Freedom's crowning hour. That you may tell your sons who see the light High in the heavens, their heritage to take-- "I saw the powers of darkness put to flight! I saw the morning break!" The Greatest of Campaigns The French Official Account Concluded The second and succeeding installments--the first installment appeared in CURRENT HISTORY for April--of the official French historical review of the operations in the western theatre of war from the beginning until the end of January, 1915--the first six months--are described in the subjoined correspondence of The Associated Press. _LONDON, March 18, (Correspondence of The Associated Press.)--The Associated Press has received the second installment of the historical review emanating from French official sources of the operations in the Western theatre of war, from its beginning up to the end of January. It should be understood that the narrative is made purely from the French standpoint. The additional installment of the document dealing with the victory of the Marne, Sept. 6th to 15th, is as follows:_ If one examines on the map the respective positions of the German and French armies on Sept. 6 as previously described, it will be seen that by his inflection toward Meaux and Coulommiers General von Kluck was exposing his right to the offensive action of our left. This is the starting point of the victory of the Marne.