... THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME. WHAT THE GERMANS REALIZE. The Titan. In a leading article on the battle of the Somme, remarks that the conflict is now raging on the British front with • violence which evidently exceeds all the previous stave of the lighting ...

... Glorious Battles. We had got h.& u, tines alorions battles. There was the Naval battle off Jutland. (Applause.) There was the glorious battle of Ypres--where even the men in the kitchen came forward to stop the foo—and there was the battle ...

... the beat Coloured People the Variety Stage. Also. at enormous coat and exclusive to the the sequel to The Battle of the Somme. saw the battle. now tome and see WOUNDED otRME HEROES and bow they are eared for. °metal. and exclusive to this Hall. HORACE ...

... for, for we shall have earned ft. It is held by some close students of military matters that the battle of the Somme may prove to he the decisive battle of the war. That may be so—or it may not. Certain it is, however, that it is having a most important ...

... man who has been wounded in the recent fighting. and is now in hospital. Ile was attached to the Cheshires. IN THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME. Private G. Ormes. of New-etreet, has been wonnded, and writes the following letter to his mot her : I ant pleased to ...

... serving his country, while two weer members are in hospital suffering from wounds. Private Mercer was engaged in the battle of the Somme when be was struck by a piece of 'a bursting shell on July 4th. His funeral et Aston was attended by about 50 wounded ...

... Glorious Battles. We had got behind no there glorious battles. There was the Naval battle oil Jutland. (Applause.) There was the glorious battle of Ypres—where even the men in the kitchen came forward to atop the foe—and there was the battle ...

... inferior equivalent to attack it without capturng it. In the first 18 days of the battle of the Somme we captured 11,M prisoners and guns. In the first 18 days of the battle of Arras we captured 18,1100 prisoners and ?..X0 guns. 'We gained lour times an ...

... Jecg. (. Bandy.-In loving memory of our dear eon. Privets William (Willis) Gandy. Cheshire Regiment. killed in the battle on the Somme October 6th. 1916.- - Duty nobly done.-11. Hookeremeet Caddis. (nw Peepell.-In ever-loving memory of oar dear fem. ...

... soon. Arrangements are being made for an early igsne of ce-ieg of Fi.1.1-Alargbal Sir Douala. Iluig's ailtatA on the battle of the Somme to the Imps in France. FOOD CONTROL • RESTRICTION OF BEER-MAKINO MATERIALS. LORD DEVONPORT ON NEW ORDER. The following ...

... THE ACTIVITY IN THE WEST AND Over a week has passed sine* the great battle of the Somme was begun, and we are now able to appreciate better th e progress which our heroic armies, and those of our equally heroic Ally, France, have made. Looking back upon ...

... strongly-fortified positions. These successes are a fitting sequel to the fins achievements of my Army last year in the Battle of the Somme, and reflect great credit on those responsible for drawing up the plans of this campaign. Geer'', R.I. The retreat of ...