| The Canadians at HargicourtM The Canadians who raided theI I German lines at Hargicourt, in the'II region between Cambrai and Su 11 Quentin, are not a part of General I Currie's corps, but consist of a Canadian cavalry brigade who, dismounted, take their place from time to time in the front line. They form part of Sir Julian Byng’s third army, and have been down in the region eait of Peronne, save during briefI intervals, for the better part of a year. In March, 1917, these Cana I I dian cavalrymen, mounted, followed { up the retreating Germans from the An ere Brook and harried their rearguards. They made some notable raids while in the line last summer,{and were used as cavalry during the Cambrai operations. It was announced several weeks ago that the Canadian horsemen penetrated almost to Cambrai itself on that occasion and took many prisoners.— Toronto Globe.