... sectors established by nature, consisting the sector north the Anore, the sector between the Ancre and the Somme, the ; sector between the Somme and the Luce, the 'sector between the Luce and the A we, and the sector between the Aw© and Noye. The latest ...

... J. G Graves, Ltd., joined a local battalion in 1914; and saw service in Egypt, and later in France. He was in the battle of the Somme . in 1916. lle is making, good progress towards recovery Private Percy Tom Brookes, of ,Glenalmond Road, Ecciesall, ...

... fellow—the only son of Mrs. E. Farrell-- was a labourer at Neepsend Gas Works when he joined up, in August, 1916. At the battle of the Somme he was severely wounded in the leg, but made a good recovery, and returned to the fighting line. He was taken prisoner ...

... chain and an illuminated stadiums in recognition of his having Men awarded the Military Medal for bravery &ring the battle of the Somme, on July 1, Wilk and having further been mentioned in dispatches. Ile received the D.C.M. for on two successive days ...

... endurance is provided by the case of 2 member of the Royal Sussex Regiment who is now in hospital. During one of the great battles on the Somme a high explosive shell shattered one of his legs Nothing daunted, he obtained a couple of rifles, and, using them ag ...

... ways now open to Germany. The fired is to continue the present effort, in which event the battle must become a keg, gruelling contest like battles of the Somme and Verdun. The second is to start a new offensive somewhere else, presumably In Champagne ...

... now open to Germany. The first is to continue its present effort, in which event the battle must become long and outdrawn a gruelling contest like the battles of the Somme or Verdun. Or, secondly, they must start a new offensive somewhere else, presumably ...

... now open to Germany. The tirst to continue its present effort, in which event the battle roust become long ami outdrawn, a gruelling contest like the battles of tho Somme or Verdun or, secondly, they must start new offensive somewhere else, presumably ...

... and may be that the dynasty, the issue ol this titanic battle.-' . Paris correspondent to-day. A renewal the Battle South the Somme—or, perhaps, it would more correct to describe it fresh battle for Amiens —is reported to-day. Its issue hangs in the balance ...

... ll9 was r! followed by the battle of the Nfarfle:, Again, we well remember that even milita opinion throughout the world expected th e , Germans to reach Verdun in ior6. the attack on Verdun ended in t he battles of the Somme and the German retreat to ...

... that what may fc»e called the battle of Montdidier has definitely resulted in the stabilising of the front south of the Somme that north of the Somme was established last week’s battle of Arras. After the series giant battles which began on ...