HER LIFE FOR THE WOUNDED
... in Edinburgh, where she was also a well-known golf and hockey player. Her brother, Captafn Lionel Coles, wa« killed Battle oi the Somme, July, 1916. ...
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DODGING THE ARMY
... imprisonment. THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME, Frees Bureau, Wednesday. The Secretary the War Office announces that arrangements are being mad© for an early Issue of copies of Field-Marshal Sir Douglas Haig's despatch on the battle the Somme the troops in France ...
guarding our girls
... should also help the enemy. The same discouragement was felt about the Battle of the Somme last autumn, and contributed, among other things, the change of Government. The two battles boar a general resemblance to one another, with certain important differences: ...
FRUITS OF THE SOMME VICTORY
... FRUITS OF THE SOMME VICTORY The truth is that, while the retreat is not a defeat in itself, it is the price that is paid for defeat. The battle was won the Somme and the Ancre, and now are reaping the fruits and Germany paying the bill. was an intelligent ...
THE COUNCIL OF THREE
... been in keeping with his vast knowledge. At the Marne he covered himself with glory. He planned with Sir D. Haig the battle of the Somme. General Oadoma, who a Northern Italian, is 67. Before the war he held -high commands in the Italian Army, and distinguished ...
SHUNTER'S TERRIBLE
... has been awarded D.C.M.' I for conanieoous bravery field, sirgeant wan formerly awarded the Military Medal during the battle of the Somme in 1916. ...
MEMORIAL SERVICES FOR H.L.I
... Cathedral in the afternoon, and conducted by the Rev. A. Herbert Gray, was for those of the 17th Battalion who fell in the Battle of the Somme. The last-named battalion was raised by the Chamber Commerce, which was well represented. At both services affecting ...
IT THE GREAT ADVANCE WERE IN SCOTLAND!
... approximately, the battle front on which the Allies have advanced so victoriously and are still advancing. The line Glasgow-Falkirk Linlithgow Dunfermline-Abernethy.Pertb represents the position of the Allies when the Battle of the Somme started on the Ist ...
ROUMANTA’S STOUT RESISTANCE. THE BRITISH SUCCESS ON THE SOMME
... in his despatch published last week-end gives an account of the British victory over the Germans in the Battle of the Somme, the greatest battle in the history of the world, Half the German Army was employed, and it has been well beaten, over 38,000 ...
SOME SOUVENIRS
... expiation the murder British naval officers. Equally interesting would be the table used by Sir Douglas Haig at the Battle of the Somme, and the wireless log of the Floandi. which the gallant operator kept until wa-s shot. For those with taste for Kaiser ...
RELICS OF BATTLE. A BRITISH WAR MUSEUM AT THE FRONT. In a quaint old place some miles behind the battle
... RELICS OF BATTLE. A BRITISH WAR MUSEUM AT THE FRONT. In a quaint old place some miles behind the battle line of onr armies in Franco are housed many interesting souvenirs Great War, curious relics from woridfamouts battlefields and illustrations of phases ...
FOOTMANS ADVENTURES
... who would not have taken discharged lunatic^into the Army. wa® sent to France with his unit, and being wounded in the battle of the Somme was sent to a Birmingham hospital. his convalescence he obtained ten days’ leave, hut failing to report himself at the ...