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... WAR REORGANISATIQN. GERMAN LOSSES ALMOST FOUR MILLIONS. Wednesday. 133rd day of third year of the war. 167th day of battle of the Somme. The Germans are forcing the pace in Rumania, and farther retirements ate acknowledged. Attacked near Cislau, 60 miles ...
... of Aberdeenehire before enlisting. Private John Scott, another of Mr Scott's sons, fell in the earlier stages of the battle of the Somme last year. ROOM° Island Seidler Wounded. Mr John Fell, market gardener, Ramie Island, has received a letter from his ...
... Stratford. served in the Scots Fusiliers. and was twice wounded, first at Ypres, and subsequently Peronne, in the battle of the Somme. afterwards served with the Cyclist Corps of the 15th Division. He holds the Mods Star, the Military Medal, the D.C ...
... of the Battle of the Somme has come to an end, after continuing uninterruptedly for etre days. The Allies have accomplished in eve days an advance which the Germans took 4i months to make before Verdun. The Allies have just begun a great battle which will ...
... LATEST WAR NEWS. %%rdoesifay 35th day of third year of the ear. 60th day td battle of the Somme. North of the Somme there is little doing ow the French front, but south of the river good progress is being achieved. After nthana g German counter-attacks ...
... didn't fire any for 6 weeks. The ammunition was being stored up for the Ist battle of the Somme. On the night of June 14, 1916, we pulled out our guns and entrained for the Somme. The reason I mention this day is that that was the shortest night. as Willett's ...
... • brilliant daring strategic movement which helped to win the battle of the Marne, and defeated the Germans on the Peer in their effort to break through to Calais. At the battle of the Somme he was in chance of the French armies co-operating with the Britian ...
... 33s private, he was over 18 months at the front, and 9d; Dalfouper, 40s 9d; East Mains, 34s 6d and was through the battle of the Somme. 35e 6d. Cross Lambs—Dalfouper, 55s 6d; Durie- The dispute between the tappers and finishers hill, We 9d, 335; Townbead ...
... control of the posti and isles The Allis. continue to advance in the great battle on the Somme. The French gaited important advantages, and linked up their forces on the north of the Somme with those on the south of the river. Russian mounted troops and Bulgarian ...
... Fetteresin-Awarded the 1916. Military Medal for bravery in the field due._ January--Sergeant Reinhold, 2nd Squadron ing the battle of the Somme. He inflated Royal Flying Corps, Montrose--Received in September. 1914. and had been in commission as fleconcl.lienteuant ...
... Guards in 1915 at the age of 17. Going to France in 1916, he remained there till the end of the war, and was in the battles of the Somme, Cambrai, Passchendaele Ridge, and Ypres, and took part in the retreat in 1918. He completed his army career in the ...
... Hillside during my boyhood. Many of them came from Caithness and the Shetland Isles, some had survived in body the battles of the Somme and Jutland, some were to be incarcerated at Hillside for a lifetime. One thought of Willie Williamson, Hugh Shearer ...