... with i drafts from home, was fighting at Fes-1 tubert, where on May 16th, Col.-Sgt Major Barter won the V.C. In the Battle of the Somme they sustained further I losses in the abortive attack o( July sth on l'ilametz Wood, but afterwards had I the satisfaction ...

... Licht In- kin. officiating. fantry, and was very severely wounded in the Outing.—Through the kindness of Mr Evan first battle of the Somme in 1916. He was Evans, Garth Villa, whose generosity towards afterwards in charge of work companies in the. Pion Baptist ...

... war he was Military Direztor of cinematograph operations on the Western Front. Among his well-known 111rns was 'The Battle of the Somme. After the war he was attached to the British Embassy at Washington and afterwards returned to India. C .- • weu. GEr ...

... forget the heroes and heroides of peace. We have had the releasing of war films on certain days. Ifons,Ypres,' and 'The Battle of the Somme '—all of them released on Armistice Day, which is supposed to be celebrated as a clay of peace. The effect of this has ...

... thii Prism Minister and his words. Let me remind you of the facts. On March 214, 1918, there began the seoond great battle of the Somme. For us it was almost the beginning of the end. During the few days following March 21s1 Germany came nearer to winning ...

... interrupted when the war broke out, and he joined the R.A.M.C. He served in France and Salonica, and was wounded in thc battle of the Somme. Following his discharge. he completed his Oleologicai course, and Shen spent over five years in the pastorate of Hermon ...

... Ffoerhydygaled (daughter). Mr. Cyril Morrie Davies, who joined up as a ranker with the Warwicks, was killed in the Battle of the Somme, in June, 1916, having attained the rank of captain. Mr. Morris Davies was a Conservative and Churchman and took great ...

... bcfore the war, and when hostilities broke out be joined the famous Wel-h Ouards, who suffered so severely in the battle of the Somme. PC. Price himself was severely wounded, and for a long tints his life was despaired of. The bride was a faithful member ...

... officers and 244 men wounded, and 137 men missing. At the battle of the Somme, July 4-5, they scored a most valuable initial success at low cost. At Basentin and High Wood, in that same battle, they had nearly 400 casualties. And so the story goes ou ...

... 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 ...

... in finding working parties in the surrounding woods. BATTLE OF SOMME ENDS. And now, after sit inunth4 severe fighting in trench warfare, which had become thoroughly established, the Battle of the Somme hail at hist come to an end. Th e British were three ...

... REEVES.-1n I..oving Memory of Second-lieut. Harry Charles Reeves, 2nd Batt. Welch Regiment. killed In action in the Battle of the Somme. Aiurust 25th. 1916, aged years. only son of Mr. and Mrs. R. Reeves , 34, Neville-street, Cardiff (formerly 4..tratar• ...