... Comforts Fund, S. Thorneycroft, Doe Lea. nce-Corpi. Booth won his decoration f. spicuous bravery and devotion to duty Battle of the Somme, at the beg . • June, 1916. A small party of the ds, surrounded by the enemy, refused ld, and bombed its way - back ...

... gallant sol. diers who are ‘in durance vile” in Hun- land and need every ounce of food we can eand +o them. In the great battle of the Somme, on the Vimy Ridge, at Messines, and Lens, the on the Hohenzollern Re- doubt, Loos, and Hill 70, and at Cambrai, the ...

... the afternoon. Defendant James, a silver-badge man, stated that he had served in the Army and was won ruled at the battle of the Somme. He said Ire knew nothing of the Regulations. Darnell, in mitigation of the offence, pleaded that the now Order was ...

... changed, and that the Bodies were aiming at the goal we have been striving so hard to attain since the beginning of the battle of the Somme. At the end the enemy could have no- more show for his efforts and his appalling losses than a more or less big dent ...

... success would be nil. Allies' Doubled Defence. During the battle of the Somme consumption of Gepiivan divisions totalled in four months. Not only but hw diviaon* now molt %w»y quickar than in any battle in the pa»t yoar. The Allies' caonon, and defensive have ...

... operatioc.a of which past experience the great etruggle? That is unthinkable- D an i a as. truly aa in July. 1916. in Battle of the Somme. supplies .st, preeedent. (Cheered saved ay life is IM9. doe.. ler Dant Before this cross the drumhead servitor A ...