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... denthn i 3 wuch deplored by ol whto Suew bim Mo has glveg his e for'iris country F ° A GOOD SOLDIER OF ISLAY, ey e BATTLE OF THE SOMME. —— bell, Argyll and Me Johs Campbell, and a grandson of low, Islay. . B THE CANADIAN MOUNTED PR RS S \%-,—;.N_,; ; ...
... the Argylls in France through many hardfought battles until he was wounded at Arras in 1917. Lokl ! e ~He was pron 1 and v oted to Lance Corpora log(e L\:aar: gvriotg‘ his regiment in &)\% Battle of the Somme. BRI : In 1916 Lieutenant Hugh Munro, second ...
... Constable, In September of the same year he joined the Army, went to KFrance and had the experience of going through the Battle of the Somme. Returning to ¢ivilian life in December, 1918, he rejoined the police,*and among other distinctions gained certificates ...
... CARRYING ON, The First Hundred Thousand are carried or trom the Battle of Loos to the Battle of the Somme, and as Sergeant Mucklewame says *““There’s no that mony of us left now,” the author, lan Hay, bids us in his new volume, take farcwell of his courageous ...
... close of 1914, was twice wounded, and took part in several memorable actions, from the period of Loos to the great Battle of the Somme. : Major Robert Chalmers, H.L.1., the elder son of Mr Wm. Chalmers, Glencairn, arrived at Oban on Monday week on sick ...
... Aungus M. Cameron, Sonth African Scottish, a son of Mr John Caweron, Glew Mallie, Achnacary mnded in France at the great battle of the Somme. He was in Sonth Africa when the war broke out, and immediately joined the Natal Carbineers (2ad Mounied Rifles) and ...
... was E:ll:l in &e highest regard by all his comrades. it ; Private Galbraith, it may be mentioned, mumn‘. ded in the Battle of the Somme b sym y will go out to the hmi-g‘th&ld friends in their — ~\.~':;‘.::>’f:-'-' S S s g e o NS RN R e U o, ? A Rl e ...
... of the * . OColour Party, whe, wi.h the remainder of the Party, conveyed them to the Battalion in Belgium. ing the Battle of the Somme in the summer of 1918, in which the Bth Argylls were engaged, Sergeant-Major MacDonald distinguished himself in a most ...
... THE SOMME FILMS. Official Pictures Coming to Campbeltown. Campbeltown will shortly have an opportunity of seeing for itself, as nearly as 1s humanly possible without actual participation, what a modern battle is like. For grim realism and moving incident ...
... three elder brothers fought ir Franes with the Cameron Highlanders. Two of them did not return_ having fallen in the battle of the Somme within a fortnight of each cther, one of them a few paces from the oniy brother who survived the action. Deep sympathy ...
... France, where he has been for the last two years. He has been through some severe fighting, and got wounded at the Battle of the Somme, where he was promoted Sergeant for bravery in the field. He was then attached to the York and Lancaster Regiment, and ...
... casuvalties among the Canedians, his regiment was sent to France in June of this year. Tt was during the operations m the battle of the Somme that he wet his death between the 15th and 16th Soptember. The news of the death of this galiant young soldier was received ...