... point the great salient, not a word was said his side about retirement. All of sudden, and some Tame after the great Battle of the Somme had begun to put him in jeopardy, he produces, under the eye of his strong censorship, mass of open discussion to prepare ...

... little time ago we announced that the great war film, “The Advance of the Tanks--surpassing in rcalism even that of the “Battle of the Somme” — was to be screened at the Stonchaven and Laureneckirk Cinemas. As the date draws ncarer for the exhibition of this ...

... the end of world war one, and was wounded five times. He was awarded the Croix de Guerre medal for his part in the Battle of the Somme. After the war he returned to his native north-east, and joined Aberdeen City Police. He and his wife then settled in ...

... THF BATTLE OF THE SOMME Satisfactory reports are still being received from the British and French fronts and from the theatres of war where the Russians and Italians are operating. On the Somme. latest reports announce that during the last few days the ...

... the battle of Loos, in with whom he had worked ever since he was September, 1915. After his veturn to the a lad. He is a quiet, industrious voung front he was twice wounded during the man, whose recovery is carnestly hoped for battle of the Somme. He ...

... shrapnel. He has been admitted* to hospital. Private Collie was previously wounded at the battle of Jjoos. A younger brother was wounded the battle of the Somme, while an elder brother died in hospital in England, having contracted illness after completing ...

... tossing the caber. In the 1914-18 War, he served as a Sergeant in the Royal Engineers and was severely wounded at the ‘battle of the Somme. In the last ‘war he was an officer in the Home 'Guard. g g 1 A member of the Stonehaven Freemason Lodge. Mr Shepherd ...

... would be the greater, because (as had happened last year just when the rain brought the battle of the Somme to standstill) we have now driven the,Geimans on the battle front behind their permanent defences on to ground where the protection afforded their ...

... ANCRE.'—Those who witnessed the famous film “The Battle of the Somme™ at our local Cinema will be pleased to hear that an even greater battle picture has been booked by the management. It is entitled “The Battle of the Ancre,” and will introduce the renowned ...

... where he has often conducted services. “THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME.”—The deepest satisfactin has been occasioned in the burgh by the announcement, to be seen in our advertising columns, that the great Somme fllm is to be screened at the local Cinema on ...

... been readily made by the fathers and mothers, sons and daughters, our Empire. PROGRESS OF THE SOMME BATTLE. Sunday was the hundredth day the battle of the Somme, which surpasses in magnitude and intensity any previous conflict in the history of the world ...

... more cheerful atmosphere hegan tlo pervade the scene but the enthusiasm which | ‘marked the battalion’s entry into the battle of the Somme was gone. It might with truth be said that during the spell in Dea'h Valley a fuller realisation of tha meaning of war ...