... THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME : THE ENORMOUS CRATER II A CANADIAN POLLING OFFICER, WHILE AWAITING EXAMINING GERMAN GAS-CYLINDERS, ...

... p. wee thr ¥ a i ay £1o We Ss wounded at “the battle of the Somme, and has | serve rospital the whole time since then at C pro 1 the Hi >is now in hospital at ootin reh oan DROWNED AT SEA ...

... Lasce•Corpl. J. 1. He out to France in Marsh, 191 d. Ani h.. heavy lightlug. He wounded In the battle a/ the Somme but wt. treated as a and did not corns home an leave tat (amber. boon after return to Tranee the dipoles/no area that hem miming, but bla ...

... begun en Christmas night, tete, when the whole of the French battle line on the Somme, and something more, was incorporated in our front. In the fighting which followed the Battle of the Somme, the British line was brought up to within one mile north-west ...

... col Newbelk. who is serving with the R.A.M.C., wen prevented Military Civ. winch he farclietinguinbed service in the Battle of the Somme. Ileirtesslas Whim the Military Cress. Old Grammar School boys will be glad to limo Henry Reeve of the late Mr. Reeve ...

... service at the front, where his gallantry and efficiency won for him his present rani re . lber lg was wounded in the battle of the Somme. After serving his time in the firm of Messrs. Robinson & Cleaver, Belfast. be enlisted in the Y.C.V.'s, and weal So ...

... ultimately to the Royal Warricks. He has just recently retched his 21st birthday, and was previously wounded at the Battle of the Somme. His eldest brother. Gunner William Fairgreaves, after having beer. discharged. has again been celed up for military ...

... the heat Kattalema in .Irenr. How far his work ouvrodeal can he gauged uhoequent gallant work of the Battalion in the Battle. of the Somme. ...

... ME FRONT. It was in February that the result of the Battle of the Somme became manifest. Beg un in the previous summer and continued until well into the autumn, with •the capture of many strong positions which the enemy had htid for two years, it was ...

... 9*KAHK BROWN, Sala &Malmo Royal amt., to Tree& Battery, who died in Jan. 12M, 1917, aged 23. from wounds remised in the Battle of the Somme. He bravely answered his Cimmtry's And gave his life for one and all. Sleep liglatiy, lad, You are for Kuig's guard ...

... TILE WaITERN FRONT. It was in February that the result of the Battle of the Somme became manifest. Begun in the previous summer and continued until well into the autumn, with the capture of many strong positions which the -enemy had held for two years ...

... iii .% mood, 1915, and rereised 'Ms commission in duly, 1916, being geaetted to the ltoyal West Kent. He was et the battle of the Somme. Bring transferred to tire M.0.t., be rime home for the trdiamg, and proeeeded tire rrinit again In February hot. ...