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... BATTLE OF THE SOMME. SIR DOUGLAS HAIG'S IMPORTA NT DISPATCII. A special supplement to the Landon nanette issued on Friday night. contaMed an important dispatch by Demerol Sir Douglas Haig, commander-in-chief of the British Forces in FMliCe, deeCribillg ...
... , ..--.. AM . .. .. . . . .4.--. . • . A ..50.. .. .. • • . . .. .. „. . -. BATTLE OF THE SOMME. A FaL HALF OF THE GERMAN ARMY BEA I EN. SIR DOUGLAS HAIG'S DISPATCH. The story of 11.. it of the Sows*. which lasted from Jul, I to Noronober 18, is ...
... the movements that spread dismay among the Huns. Even more interesting than the world-famous picture of The Battle of the Somme.' MONDAY to WEDNESDAY— THURSDAY to SATURDAY LlBERTY.—Episode 7. Liberty's Sacrifice. THE ROMANCE OF DAVID LLOYD GEORGE. ...
... Williams. Ivy 'louse home on from France amongst us. He had been on active servo- for IS month k and had been through the battle of the Somme. lie looked wvll. War Swing..—An association for the parish of Nantcwalle haa ben formed. Subscript- t. ions are takm ...
... MEMORIAM. FOULKES.—In loving memory of Albert, son of Mrs. Foulkes, it. Ne.v.street, who died of wounds received in the 'Battle of the Somme, July goth, 1916. Had we but seen him yet in life, Watched by his dying bed. Caught tht last flickering of his breatli ...
... GALARCS .km Pte. Huck , Morris, anwyl fab Mr. a Mrs. J. R. Monis, Glandur. Pandy Tudor, Llanddemi, r hwn a laddii vd yn y Battle of the Somme. Meli, 1916, yn 19 mlwydd oed. in rnhell o frvniau Gwalia Wen, r Ar foes y fraydr fawr, Y'th dorwyd dithau, Harold lon ...
... front, while apparently it could not turned either flank, was supposed have been made impregnable to assault. Hut, the battle of the Somme having finally conclusively demonstrated that the iront was not impregnable to assault, the slate of things was radically ...
... SOLDIER WOUNDED.—After 15 'months in France, Pte. William Baker, of Cefn Road, Cefn Cribbwr, has been wounded at the battle of the Somme. He is now in hospital in Sheffield, recovering from his wounds. He has a wife and four children. Nireryone wishes him ...
... Lancashire Reciment, been awarded the Niihau -7 for *anon and devotion to duty is Fes l enlisted in 1914 and was at the ' battle of the Somme in July last year. 'He was invalided Immo end returned (to T r eace in April this year. In civil , life he was a collier ...
... Carmarthen, and Mrs. Ma sdcn, has died at the EmpireJiospital, Ixin.lOn. from wounds received on September 21 last at the battle of the Somme. He was years age, and was very popular personality. He had been on active service several months. commission in the ...
... he been laid up with sickness. In fact ever since he joined the Army he has not missed a 'wade. He took part in the Battle of the Somme and various other fights. We are pleased to welcome him home and congratulate him upon his promotion. Previous to the ...
... his return to England was sent to France, when he was transferred to the South Wales Borderers. He took part in the battle on the Somme, and on October 18th last was severely wounded in the head, and was sent to Manchester hospital, being later transferred ...