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... THE WESTERN FRONT. BATTLE OF THE SOMME. ADVANCE IN AST4 MINOR. FALL OF ERZINGAN Petrograa advices reported last week the satistactory advance of the right wing of the Russian army of the Caucasus and its capture of the town of Gumishkhan, eouth-west of ...
... session of Congress. _ The past week has ssen a remarkable retreat of the enemy on the Western front. Tividently the Battle of the Somme has fonrfully affected his original position. y The British and the Russians conjinue to report good news from the Asiatic ...
... W AR. BATTLE OF THE SOMME, ANOTHER FRENCH SUCCESS. COMBLES OUTFLANKED. ALLIES ATTACK IN MACEDONIA, BULGARIA'S INROADS 1N THE DOBRUDJA, THE SITUATION IN GREECE. Fighting has not been heavy on the various fronts during the past week, and chief attention ...
... ; : -By Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. ; : MONDAY NEXT, SEPTEMBER 11th, THREE DAYS ONILY. THE GREATEST OF ALL WAR FILMS, - BATTLE OF THE SOMME | Official Pictures of the BRITISH ARMY IN FRANCE. Taken by perniission of the War Office, Showing the activit.ies before ...
... Topical Committee for War Tilms will present a film that will make history. Official pictures of the SOMMIE, NOTE.—The ‘ Battle of the Somme will NOT beshown at the Lyrie. A special programme will be presented there. S — THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY, The Famons ...
... event of the week, after the publication of the Allies” Note, ix Sir Douglas Ilaig's very comprehensive dispateh on the battle ot the Somme. © 'Sir Douglas, = now Ifield-Marshal Haig, gives his gecount of what he deseribes gs one of the areatost struggles ...
... shouldered the work at home. After the ficree fighting at Verdun-—what a heroic battlefield for our Ally—and the terrible battle of the Somme the Irench must have found their hospitals full of “wounded, and there is uno doubt that if we can send them a little ...
... prisoners was ten to every one we had lost. In the first eighteen days of the Battle or the Somme we captured 11,000 prisoners and 54 guns: 1n the first eighteen days of the Battle of Arras we had captured 18,000 prisoners and 230 guns. With regard to the ...
... fow weeks of the wwar. 110 wiz wounded soverely in the shoulder af Hill 60, and he was wounded in the bhead at the Battle of the Somme. tie has two hrothers with the colours, one in Mecopotamia and one in Saloviea. This is not surprising secing that they ...
... only .son, Private “Reg” Robinsoun, of the Lincolns, was killed it action in April. fl(‘ had peen wounded during the Battle of ihe Somme in Jaly, 1916, and had been |.n hospital many months, only recently returning to I'rance. Ile- was 23 years of age. ...
... bridegroom and firooms_man were ex-soldiers, the bridegroom aving gained the Military Medal in the ocarly part of the battle on: the Somme.. The bride, who was given: aways by her father, was daintily attired in pink charmeuse with hat to match, and was ...
... Raymond Praed Kason, of ‘“The Chums,” beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Eason, Scartho House. Grimsby, who fell 1151 the Battle of the Somme, on July Ist, 6. A Dien et au Revoir! DlcklNsoN.—ln ever loving memory of Captain (+. S. Dickinson, of the Lincolnshire ...