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... BATTLE Picture Postcards. HISTORIC BMESS OP THE GREAT BATTLE OF THE SOMME WHICH COSIYEXCED ON JULY 1, CAN RH HAD IN MEER lITYLICII OF PRINTING, Ml.—. PHOTOGRAVURE, 24 cards. FACSIMILE, PHOTOGRAPH, 32 cards. THREE COLOUR, 24 cards. Tee Packets In aII, ...
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... HISTORIC SCENES OF THE GREAT BATTLE OF THE SOMME WHICH COMYENCED OS JULY 1, CAN BE HAD IN THREE STYLES OF PRINTING, viz.— PHOTOG &kV EIRE, 24 cards. FACSIMILE, PHOTOGRAPH, 32 cards. THREE COLOUR, 24 cards. Ten Packets In all, 8 cards In each packet. PRICE ...
... HISTORIC SCENES OF THE GREAT BATTLE OF THE SOMME WHICH cOMVENCED ON JULY 1, CAN BE HAD IN THREE bTYLEB OF PRINTING, vis.— PHOTOGRAVURE. 24 cards. FACSIMILE, PHOTOGRAPH, 32 cards. THREE COLOUR, 24 cuds. Ten Packets In all, 8 cuda in each packet. PRICE ...
... was again wounded in arm. After coming out of the hospital he was sent back to the trenches, and was in titre for the battle of the Somme. where on Ootob=r 2941 he got wounded the third time, also in the arm, and he has since been in hospital In Leeds. He ...
... of July at the Front. GENERAL'S TRIBUTE. NOTHING FINER IN THE WAR. ⢠rlster Division have won imperishable at the Battle of the Somme, and paid price in doing so. Their commander, 0. W. S. Nugent, D 5.0., in a 'ord - er of the day states : General °Dicer ...
... regiments of the Ore. troci have joined the Volunteers of the Comuthtte et National Defence at &tonics. Tuesday. Of Ow new battle on the Somme General Elaig reports the detest. of German attacks at Bouquet Farm, while the British won further ground north et FaUtmost ...
... Upperlanils, and nephew of Mr. James M'Ctsker, Upperlands), Royal Field Artillery. was instantaneously idlled during the battle on the Somme. He was at the front since the commencement of hostilities, and escaped injury until the fatal day on which be was killed ...