... the minority to send delegates. DOWN WITH THE BOCHES. GERMAN BATTLE FILM LEADS TO DISORDER IN GENEVA. The presentation to a Geneva audience cinematograph film showing The Battle of the Somme from the German point of view led to some disorderly scenes ...

... A. W. Gilks, of the King's Livcr.sool Regiment, having died of wounds received in action on July Ist, 1916, in the battle of the Somme. Two other brothers, Percy and Charles, are also in the Army. The former volunteered in September, 1914, and has been ...

... oommis- in the Territorial It.F JL. in March, 1915, and went to the front in October of thst year. took part in the battle of the Somme officer of battery, and was commissioned full lieutenant in July last, bnt it dated back to Jane I. 1916. During the ...

... seconding the infantrv «nth a courage which won the admiration of sll The planes came back from tbe battle riddled th bullets.” SMDce tbe battle of the Somme tbe action of aeropi me?. engaging enemy liaison with our own infantry has been no new thing, but ...

... as in the battle of the Somme, just in the battles of the Anere, Wytschacte, and Uescrnes. the depth of the advance is being systematically limited predetermined front. It is advance the assault. Just a* Verdun cleared the way for the Somme and forced ...

... demonstration in GENEVA. Gkkeva. August 15 The presentation a Geneva audience of a cinematograph film showing the Battle of the Somme from the German point of view led to some disorderly icenes. Towards ten o’clock, as crowd began to collect outside ...

... conflict as eventful as the battle of the Somme. It is mainly a British battle, and the battlefield is the old fighting ground between the Yser and the Lys which so much British and French blood has reddened sure© the autumn 1914. The French sector was ...

... information received. Now as official notification has reached his wife that he was presumed killed. It was in the Battle of the Somme that Pte. Rollason met his death. Prior to enlist meat he was employed at the Daimler Foundry. He was 40 rears of age ...

... Gernunr. Wars are won and lost an accomalanoii of small reverses, piled on© on top of the other, Ti® outcome of the battle of the Somme was mined by the preliminary success which the British take the villages of hlaaea, Montaaban, &c. And it was jest for ...

... reached an unprecedented degree of intensity. WHERE THE BATTLE WAS MOST INTENSE. On the right bank of the river the slopes of Hill 544 formed the centre of the action and it was there the battle was most intense. It was occupied by the same troops which ...

... charge of being a paragon landlord go by default.—Yours, &e.. ERNEST PARKE. . Kineton, July 30th. THE WAR. A GREAT BATTLE The fourth great battle on the British front this vear commenced in the early hours of Tuesday morning. After prolonged artillery action ...

... fighter could fight And lie battled with never a care. He walloped the black and walloped the white, And fought like man who was there. And somebody got him one calm summer day. And he went with a smile his brow. battled 'his battles and went his « ay, But ...