... 28th, 1915, go'lug to the Front five weeks later, just in time • dor the battle of Loos, afterwards spending a 'winter on the Ypres salient, and taking part In the battle of the Somme in July, 1916. After a severe illness and operation which kept him dnactive ...

... articles now commenced, on the first four days his 1 >ur of the front. It is the ground gi np Hindenburg after the battle of the Somme, and which Wits ’aid waste the enemy retired. Now road in the German reports that the British are getting fire to the ...

... France since February, 1915. He took part in the second battle of Ypres- in May 1915, but was wounded at Armentieres later in the same year. Going back in 1916 he went through the battle of the Somme, and had taken part in the German defeat this year. Pte ...

... eon, Ceeil W. Wilson, of the Berke Yeomanry, who gave hie life for hie country it Bouchevenee, near Parowne, in the battle of the Somme, March 4th, 1917, aged 20. To jive In the hearts of those we love le not to 'lle. theater lore hat hno man thsn that ...

... 28th, 1915, golug to the Front five weeks later, just in time for the battle of Loos, afterwards spending a • winter on the Ypres salient, and taking part in the battle of the Somme in July. 1916. After , a severe illness and operation which kept him ;inactive ...

... He would sing jolly comic songs the others to cheer them in hospital. Tie went through the siege of Verdun and the battle of the Somme, and every time he got leave he cam© back the hospital to look and tell us that still kept smiling. As the population ...

... would sing jolly comic songs to the others to cheer them up in hospital. went through the siege of Verdun and the battle of the Somme, and every time he got leave back to the hospital to look up and tell that still kept smiling. As the population of ...

... of Which is the famous !stand mad•e by a party •of 'thief Royal West Kent Regiment tel Trones Wood during the 1916 Battle of the Somme, is a brilliantly suece,ssful piece of work. Like his Neuve Chapelle picture, no the treasured posse,ssfem of the Regiment ...

... about the middle of the after- He wont through the siege of Verdun and noon, when, without warning of any kind, i the battle of the Somme, and every time two torpedoes struck the food ship almost le ?°b eave came back to the hospital simultaneously her starboard ...

... oungest son. Private Cecil Aelibee, joined the Buffs in January, 1916, and was severely wounded in the shish in the battle of the Somme on July 144, 1916. Ile obtained hie discharge from the army some tame and now with ban nether at Chartism Hatch. Mr ...

... subsequently transferred the London Regiment. He went to France August, 1916, and was wounded the following October in the battle of the Somme. At the time of his enlistment he was employed the gardens of Mrs. Grover, of Hindhead. Among the names in' this week’s ...

... Allies . • u tv,. «* the employment of huge masses of troops It was m February that the fronts Ser bi Ru^ia> and^u . Battle of the Somme became ruarufest. untiWcU into the autumn, with tho and this year the enemy em- V»«re .an, »h,ch enony . . , , „-fi ...