... I | The battle of the Somme is being developed with increasing viclence, and with a steadily progressive force on the part of the Allies. Their advanoce is contmued from day to day, somewhat slowly just now, but with a methodical gain, and an exercise ...

... Thorpe all Farm, nostrop. te. A. Paul, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul, 181, Dews- bury Ro. » Who was severel woun in the battle of the Somme, died at St. mas’s Hospital, ondon, on Pte. David Bowman, killed on July 1et, was 21_years ames Hare (Ltd.), Leeds. ...

... outbreak of fhe war worked at Fairbairn’s Wellington Foundry, Leeds, was killed in and five children. action in the battle of the Somme. He leaves a widow Private C, F. Pacey (21), Regiment, has succumbed to a wound i the head inflicted by a Ger- man eniper ...

... will be simply misleading. Care is especially necessary when we are dealing with events not completed, such as the Battle of the Somme. Nevertheless it is not amiss to turn back at the present time, as several commentators have done lately, to Grant’s ...