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... other parts of the front the intelligence is also good, and it is curious bow closely events are following those of the battle of the Somme, except that our initial suoreas is, of couree, much greater, vastly worse for the enemy, and Isas costly to ourselves ...
... stated, L t hor oughly ashamed of myself, and forgiveneui. Another letter admitted misconduet in Paris after the battle of the Somme. The suit was undefended. ...
... disagree with the Dean 'of Durham, who is denouncing the authorities for permitting the film representation of the Battle of the Somme. Dr. Henson says, The pictures wound the Iheart and violate the sanctities of bereavement, and presumes that one ...
... Sheffield University. Shortly afterwards the war broke out. he enlisied as • private soldier. and met his death at the Battle of the Somme. Two vc..iiroes of his poems were published and •ttracted some •ttentioa. This Life of fur Robert Moray is the result ...
... describes his book as the true story of • clerk who enlisted in nit. fought fo: nearly two years. was severely in the Battle of the Somme. sod ia now on his way back to his, desk. _ Iti the aim of tlaii story to show that quiet and religious home surroundings ...
... en, as well as station at Mannheim. Important fires were seen during these expeditions. AFTER the first day of the battle of the Somme the general situation for the French was favourable, a military spokesman said last night in Paris. German tanks had ...
... O'Rourlce. who during the war served \Oh the 71h Battalion of Canadians. and stolen his Victoria Cross. won at the Battle of the Somme. as well ns lute Distinguished Coaduct Medal and 1914 Btar.—Reuter. -- ...
... Monday. The correspondent of the Liberti on the Somme front says: Mutual bombardment noted in the last British coniwunioueH, one of the most violent since the negi.,ning of the battle of the Somme. The cannonade has been iittenee, not only on both ...
... ADVANCE I„ine Advanced on Six Miles Front North of Somme. ENEMY SUFFERS HEAVILY. British and French Take Over 450 ----- - -- Prisoners in Fierce Fighting. .4 new phase has opened in the battle of the Somme. Last night's British and French officials reported ...
... Matins. 0.11. E.„ who cmcioi einematnernph photographer in Prance during the war. Ile photographed the battle of the Somme and all the other big battles, and was the first man to take pictures front an aeroplane. He will make a cinemntograph record ot the ...
... which meant a lunatic sacrifice of British lives) up to November, and complains sadly that during that month the battle of the Somme slowly died away and that it was not in my power to force our Allies to continue in spite of themselves. He was convinced ...
... g for a IlLin the deed which won him the V.C. when serving v‘ith the Bth Devons in the First Battle of the Somme. , For the purposes of the film— The Somme, ' being produced by the New Era Production, l.td., at the Worton Bail Studio, Islm”rth, dynamite ...