... Vistioant, Lasslles is a young man with a magniSeest record in the war. Thrice wounded, be' wen high distinction in the battle of the Somme. holds the D.S.O. with bar, and the French Croix de Guerre. Moreover he is worth two millions, a triSe not to be despised ...

... reinforced with drafts f-cm home, was fighting at Festubert where, on May 18, Col.-Sergi.-Major Barter won the V.C. In the Battle of the Somme they sus-' Mines! further in the abortive attack of July 5 on Mameta Wood, but soon afterwards had the satisfaction ...

... experiences on the battlefield when , be was called over to Francs to see his non, who was 'severely wounded at the Battle of the Somme. He went into the hospitsla and talked to the men, and had amt le opportunity of hearing at first hand what the men ...

... old at the time of his death, had seen service in the Great War, during which time lie was badly gamed in one of the battles on the Somme. Re had only been ailing just over a week, and in spite of medial skill and tender Ranting, be succumbed to complications ...

... serving in two wars. (South African. 1899, and 1914). He died of wounds in July, 1914, received In one of the great l battles of the Somme. From Lieut. Jenkins it was but a short step for the memory to Midshipman Huddart, of H.M.S. Doris. In the month ...

... subeequently transferred to the Northants Yeomanry. He saw moth activo service. being wounded on two nemalma at this Battles of the Somme and Givanehy. He was invalided home, and never reeivernil. Mr. Thomas D. Wtlliamr, of Homy. Aborranaid. was for over' ...