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... of Peronne. We shall probably never fully understand all that our men have done in the three months over whych the Battle of the Somme has now extended. Thiepval, Combles, and the score of villages which have one by eme become famous are but the points ...
... not the people of this country that will be to blame for any further intensification of the horrors of war. Since the Battle of the Somme we have had clear military superiority in the air, and, on a -small scale, we could have followed that up by bombing ...
... the Wilts 11'ut. Iw* went France in July the same year, his llrst was the Battle where In? the only one loft out of the whole platoon. Inter was wounded the Battle of the Somme in July, lIU6. his right lag badly shattered, and he went into hospital. Having ...
... prosper!s. Ten Days* Work. Splendid British and French Successes. have reached a stage of definite aeliievement „ ,b- battle of the Somme. Tue'dav night Sir 1n,..1as Haig sent the good news that our troops, 10 and nights of wnt.nuous fightjag. . romnleWl ...
... , and is now in hospital at (i base. C‘r‘fll‘ Matthew was mentioned in despatches for his work in the Battle of the Somme, of which battle the Battle of Cambral 1;‘.60 din&t mcl. hn.Pr sn of Mr. I tthew, ergate, FPreston, and nephew of Mr. A. T. W. Matthew ...
... THE EVENT OF THE YEAR. War Office Official Film, THE BATTLE of file SOMME, Showing the actual Fighting the WESTERN RONT It is a duty to your Country and Yourselves see this Great Film. TO MEET THE GREAT DEMAND FOR THREE SPECIAL MATINEES DAILY 3. Scats ...
... SOrl'lME.—Tho e vizes wi ave an opportunity next week of seeing “the greatest pictare n’n the world ” ngrrwrmin‘ the battle of the Somme, about which they have been reading for mwonths uml in which officers- and men have won greater r ry for the British ...
... Retreat from Mons; as the commandant of one of the battalions of his own County Regiment, he was to the fore in the Battle of the Somme. Though .enouali wounded in South Africa, he had come throug two and a-half years of this far more destructive war—this ...
... cam' before them * suffered from eon/violent and been gassed* at the Mr. A. W. Deacon (chairman) presided, and also Battle of the Somme. Lately he had bad • greet present were Mrs. WM:worth, and Messrs. R. M. deal of work do, and asked the boy to help ...
... and Hugo * of Broken Coin fame and is dat=l to’ commence vn Monday Oct. 30th. Also the official pictures of “The Battle of the Somme ~ on November 6th, 2 ~ Duvizes Corrace HospitaL. — The Committee acknowledge with thanks the receipt from Mr. E. Cox ...
... had very fine weather when we know the Tu- have been thundering continuously. Take this week as an example. The great Battle of the Somme, in which the artillery work is unprecedented, has n'pd unceasingly ; yet we have had several rainless days in succession ...
... School, West Lexington. WOUNDED LN ACTION.—Lieut. P. Leigh rem- hereon, 4th Regiment, who wee severely t. wounded at the Battle of the Somme, boa had left arm amputated, and is still in hosp tal iet Rotten, but is progressing fiwourehly. He is the eldest surviving ...