... Hiinster Camp. Germany. He Ift year-. of age. and was formerly an assistant groundsman at Pt. Sininionds was at the battle of the Somme, and was formerly in the Ozford and Bucks Regt. He joined the array on April 4th, 1915. ...

... Devons, eon ' of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Jutsum, of Patcott Farm, near Tiverton, has been a prisoner in Germany since the battle of the Somme. short time before his capture had been awarded the Military Medal. In spite of his 16 months' .imprisonment he continues ...

... turned to septic poisoning and brought him to England in the spring of 1915, and he did not go back again till the battle of the Somme, where the Guards Brigade again added glory to their name. The Guards had a terrible time at Cambrai last November. ...

... twenty-seventh 1,1 serve to relate when peace is declared, Of inedale won and duty done By gallant lads of the A.S.C. The Battle of the Somme, the Arras front, The 'burst of Filet* and tho shout of Buns Makes the pulse heat hard on the line of march, As back ...

... alleged contract, and he sick offer. offer was mode in a letter which be lost in his kuresek when he was wounded at the battle of the Somme. He further amereed that before the alleged breech the plaintiff conducted herself in a manner inconsistent with her ...

... being selected for home defence, he saw eight months active flying service in France, participating throughout in the battle of the Somme. possesses, as a treasured relic of his Essex adventure, the strip canvas bearing the Iron Cross, taken from the machine ...

... made under the Defence of the Igenlm Regulations, on January 23rd. The defendant, who received three wounds in the Battle of the Somme, when he was serving in the Royal West Kent Regiment, pleaded guilty. P.C. Pryor stated, the facts, and according to ...

... rather think munitions are more important lorl at is a war film! — Applicant : Tlwre i. the Batas. of Arras and the Battle of tin- Somme.-- The Chairman : I think those films are to take care of thtmselves without any fostering loy the Tribunal -'Four ...

... hanged, and that the Boehm were aiming at the 'ual we have been striving so hard to attain since the beginning of the battle of the Somme. At the end, the enemy would have no more to show for his efforts and his appalling losses than a more or lees big dent ...

... the Boches were aimii at the goal we have been striv- ‘to attain since the beginning of ing so hs At the end the the battle of the Somme. eremy would have to sbow for his efforts and appalling losses than a more or less big dent in our line, and possibly ...

... He was formerly eutployod Mescra. G. and R. Thomas’s Iron* works' Birchilb. A brother. Private E. was wounded the Battle of the Somme. Gunner T. H. Evans, the Rcyal Field Artillery who has boon wounded once previously, now hospital, suffering from wounds ...

... 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 ...