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... of Sept., 1914. He went through the heaviest fighting for two years and a half until wounded very severely at the battle of the Somme. He was one of the few remaining survivor's of French's Contemptible Army who held the Germans oat of Pans. Pte. O'Connor ...
... PRISONERS EMPLOYED NEAR FIRING LINE. The Untrustworthy German. intervened commentator writes:—A fresh paws marinated in the battle on the Somme front. which was only animated be a reciprocal bombardment. There was indeed no infantry ongagemonts. but a remwal of ...
... success predicted for it, and of 11Pwers, and that the foliage of the ._..,_ ff . (b.f.. that p4eturea such as the Battle of the Somme, which which en in merits it deserves to be. Already tables had • very good effect down the a reveal the great expenditure ...
... 101 AD. 1/1817LT5. PROGRESS ON THE SOMME. FORTY VILLAGES and 45.000 PRISONERS CAPTURED. Critical Position of Combles. Paris. Saturday. An evpert French commentator writes, Yowl terday was a day of transition on the Somme. , The French and British troops ...
... Hargrave, 9th floral F`usthers. only eon of Mr. and Mrs. T Hargrave, 32 Milton.etreet, Halifax, killed in action the battle of the Somme, Oct. 7th, aged years.- - Healy mired. NOTICE. C. Green. —Yea, from 1907 to 1910. H ALIFAX & DISTRICT UNITED EXZERVICS ...
... NON-STOP FLIGHT OF 437 MILES Bavarian Capital Bombed. Pant. Saterday. Writing loot night the Expert . says:—This battle of the Somme at present only musede of somewhat violent army bombard• mons. the of Etcourt a. tin British sector. and in the region ...
... no it that Ammeter. The Berra of dam .1.1 man any denial. so imaginative is (inter,', Von Ladmilorf wombs that the battle of the, Somme M in intensity a from rf, kilometre.. awl that (looms! V.l trope hem sea 1.01 an mirk in' 'pile of meant*. by the and ...
... He was called home to sake command of the lit City Battalion of the King's Liverpool Regiment• he was wounded at the Battle of the Somme. He was later ap pointed an adtnini4rative head in oonnee:ion with the employment of Asiatic labour in France. from ...
... it is in process of develop. ment it is extremely dangerous and disorganising. The salient Ti by our troops at the battle of the Somme remaisett in prueess of development, and the Gelman' were forced to retreat miles to themselves. Had they been them ...
... Paris, Reuter'. expert commentator, witting last night, says: Vosterday was marked by a forum , resumption of the battle on tbe Somme front. The renewal of the struggle at Mir point was to he expected, as the Germans could not afford to relax their efforts ...
... including a Thong!. BEST OT RNEMILR. THEATRE DE LUXE. — XE. Nerthpto. TODAY MATE-TWAY). Tito Groat Mos Pictoro THE BATTLE OF TIME SOMME A ()lomat Tribute to Brlttsb Voloor. Tint be 345. 5 o-6 24 pan G REENE•B PICTURES TONIGHT. - BEYOND ♦LL TB LOVE' THE ...
... conclusion ea the Mi. tory of the Somme. He 'aye If the halals not been cat late two by tin had weather, it would Mine forth in will more bei/liaat mimes as a perfect type of modern battle, for it indeed the batik of the Somme as cooceived by General Joffee ...