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... out of the combat, the only ones who can spare time to relate their experiences, whilst the battle is still “One ‘interesting feature ef the battle of the Somme Nas been the return, in some pertions ot the area cf only a very tem- of field warfare, rary ...

... Billiards and Buffet in the Lower Hall INEMA HOUSE, FARGATE. Daily Exhibit of trem z till 1 pm OFFICIAL WAR PICTURES. BATTLE OF THE SOMME) THREE DAYS ONLY. @TOM BROWN’S SCHOOLDAYS.” from the best and most_ popular story of School Life by Thomas Fuchs, A ...

... Just One Immense German round. Peer Fridat After some of the grimmest fighting that has marked tue whole course of the battle ou the Somme front, the British, compri>- ing the Scuttish, South Africans, and torial troops, have driven the famous Bran- Delville ...

... BRITISH OFFENSIVE ON THE SOMME. SMASHING THROUGH THE GERMAN TRENCHES. British Drive 500 Yards Wedge on 2000 Yards Front. OTHER NOTABLE GAINS. Retreating Enemy Caught Under Devastating Fire, The first stage of the battle of the Somme has been followed acts ...

... Ecclosall Hall r..ad, has been wounded. Driver J. T. Webster (R.F.A.), 9, Edgedale road, is among those wounded the battle of the Somme. is at present lying in hospital in France with a fractured high caused 'by a high explosive shell killing his horse ...

... that excluding the 43 suffered about 150 casualties. risoners brought pack the enemy FRENCH POSITIONS ATTACKED. LIVELY BATTLES ON THE SOMME. Thrown Back NEMY SUSTAIN HE OSs 8. has haan some tively ...