... (including Tax)-la., Id. and 4d. SPECIAL NOTICE! We will show the greatest and Most Sensational Picture ever taken— THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME. On Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, 30th Nevesaber, lit and 2nd December. LOOK OUT FOR EXTRA SPECIAL PERFORMA_NCFS ...

... in Juno, and had received his papers to report to a Cadet School for a short training, when lie was wounded in the battle of the Somme on 3rd July. P ...

... place of great strategic importance. it had been transformed by the Germane into a pt.werful fortress. and after the Battle of the Somme began it was stated that the Kaiser had given orders that Conildes was to be held to the death. The steady advance of ...

... was enacted at the Skiddaw Ward of the Narita Auxiliary Hospital, when one of the patients, severely wounded in the battle of the Somme, passed away. This was Private George Westbrook, of the Oxford and Bucks Light Infantry, a East Dulwich (London) lad ...

... little party which bare him to his last resting place. COLONEL MACHELL, D. 5.0., (Fell the at head of his men in the Battle of the Somme, 6th July, 1916.) Hark! how tho river coiling mile on m:le Sobs broken-hearted; purple in the shade, As though a debt ...

... accompanists. Under the auspices of the Kirkby Stephen Liberal Women's Working Party, Mr. A. Faulkner lectured on The Battle of the Somme. in the Temperance Hall, Kirkby Stephen. on Thursday evening. Mr, F. W. Harrison presided. The collection yielded about ...

... the west. The 'Times says of the situation: Though no one, and, least of all. Sir Douglas Haig, expects the great battle of the Somme to pertake of the character of a supreme decision, yet it has already reached dimensions and nssumed a po form which ...

... posailila since the retreat from the Marne, for, with the capture of Combles and Thiepval, the not phase of the great battle of the Somme closes and a new phase begins. We enter on the second in great hope, for with elle capture of the almost impregnable ...

... the time of the Battle of Taos. in the :iutionn of last year, the British front extended from north of Ypres to a little south of Loos. Last winter the British took ever upwards of thirty mile* of line from Arras south nearly to the Somme, the French retaining ...

... sick-room or hoe- QUESTIONS. t at, be sa too powerful an enemy for us not iefiling to band ourselves against him. So The battle of the Somme waxes and wanes. re li g i ous l i / codices, and. share ass Generallyit waxes. Only the mud and bad weather share alike ...

... their front'oath of the Somme. A notable feature of the operations on the western front has been the renewed activity of the airmen. One of the stirring Rights of the war must have been afforded by the aerial battle above the Somme between a squadron of ...

... by the British in the Somme battle since lit July number 260 offieern and 15 'io other ranks. in nrldition to SO guns and 100 renehine runs, beside. other war material. The total number of priaonera taken by the Allies on the Somme and at Verdun Riney lat ...