... Seal Conndy. 4 Part , . THE DIAMOND FR' iM THE SKY. Chapter 14—For and Moiler. October 5,6, ? OFFICIAL PH TIME OF THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME. 5 Part- Thuraday and Friday at 4.30. 6.30. 8.30; Saturday at 2.30. 4.30. 6.30. 8.30. 4th Great Epiatxle of PEG 0' RING ...

... should not consider the Battle of Loos a failure. In Scotland they would take a great interest in it because the brunt of the fighting had been borne by Scottish soldiers. (Applause.) In the first place. one reason why the battle was not a failure—although ...

... SONG— Jim the Carter Lad, Ftscrrarrow— An Iron Cr.ea Sowo— There's a Long, Long Trail, The Irish Jig, Soso— The Battle of the Somme, , Durn— Jimmy and Maggie, Soxo— When I'm a Man, Soxo— Sandy Boy, Thescs— Sailor's Hornpipe, Soso— In Britain ...

... favourite with her hearers. The remainder of the evening's entertainment included eongs— There's a Long. Long Trail, The Battle of the Somme. and In Britain To-day, by Peggie: a duet, Jimmy and Maggie, by Minnie and John ; another humorous contribution ...

... Nu. 9) sl Our Great Circus Serial, which in a Tremendoun Success, ALSO MANY LACTOHABLE COMEDIES. THURSDAY. AND 'YTHE BATTLE OF THE SOMME. The Official Version i..ur l by the War Office. You hare read in the newspapers the unani. mous praii.e of this picture: ...

... far cc Gommeouurt. four mile north of Beaumont-Hamel, was the of terrific fighting on July 1. the first day of the Battle of the Somme. The enemy in this quarter was prepared and forearmed. He had concentrated large forcer with an immense quantity of ...

... batt'e of the Empire. One of them has already made the great sacrifice. Private G. Tyson. the visitor. was through the battles on the Somme. was wounded, was seven weeks in hospital, and on being discharged convalescent got one week's furlough. He at once ...