... L .Cpl. Gilbert Thompson Michell, of . the 18th Manchester Ftegimant, the Military Medal for gallant condom at the battle of the Somme on July Bth, 1916, mhos he fell action. He was the son of Mr. John Nichol', of Bradford, lam of Halifu, and (mare of ...

... carried out on so wide a front and at such a speed. The Crown Prince of Bavaria, taught by experience gained at the battle of the Somme, is no longer anxious to fiffht a deannee and therefore by his withdrawal escapee the artillery preparation and netematic ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... which the enemy posted in lion to fall to the British troops. The: Albert Ridge went in the Battle of Me Somme; the Vlnvy Ridge on the lint day of the Battle of Ames; and now the hemlines Ridge has also gene. Later in the day our soldiers again advanced ...

... on the Somme live in the fact that they were mode. to the :movement of the enemy, join after the French army had beaten off the 'mated assault which the enemy had ever been able to deliver. Deming the fire fortnight of the battle of the Somme the French ...

... deform between Demean end Quant. Meanwhile the loser of the erne, el- rem of anything that could bane bees nnaonned. battle of the Somme oast Germans placed hors de combat it impoitsible to mai.' rata those inaluded In the bloody defeat of Ansa. The Gorman ...

... • letter to • bleed at boa Viscount Esher. wrists' from Prance. The end approaehing. No in Prance doubts that the battles of the Somme and Artolll are the decisive betties of the war. He mention that • letter from Berlin which he ham seep 7:open pubhe ...