... old Dolton Wanderer who was transferred ...

... know. Carman Prltenar and tha Charge. In the great film which has been shown to thousands in Sheffield this week—“ The Battle of the Somme —there is amusing incident depicted. A number of German prisoners are being marched behind the lines, and one of them ...

... results is in itself sufficient to justify the Scmmc battle. They have brought us long step forward towards the final victory of the Allies’ cause.” The total number of prisoners taken by us in the Somme battle between the Ist July and the iBlh November was ...

... University player and Surrey 2nd XI. cricketer. He is home from France, where he had pre. riously. been gassed” at the Battle of the Somme, whilst before the war he rendered Nottingham Forest useful assistance. A. Fine Hall-Back. , J. Brantliiam, who is such ...

... afterwards yuartermaster-Sergeant and then Company Sergeant-Major in the York and Lancaster Begiment, He was wounded in the battle of the Somme on July Ist last year, but has happily quite recovered. For some time past he has neen at cadet school in this .country ...

... the battle. Tho battle north the Somme has brought no real change since Wednesday. The heavy attack our Arras front resulted in the definite defeat of the Germans, who have only pushed froru positions the outpost zone, and made no mark our battle positions ...

... letters D.C.M. after his name, for during the war he won the Distinguished Service Medal. In the later phases of the battle of the Somme, whilst with the 14th Battalion of the Black Watch eergeent in the line. In the fifire fighting which occurrad tha battalion ...

... agree, but yesterday was July and I cannot get out of mind the memories of that sorrowful July* i*t «0«6. when the Battle of the Somme was begun. How ninny thousands sportsmen died that day ! Their comrades still remember them and the nohle sacrifice ...