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... FAMOUS REGIMENTS IN THE Battle of the Somme A wonderfully vivid description of the Big Push WILL APPEAR IN TO-MORROWS Other Remarkable Features Include: THE SEA FIGHT THE LAND FIGHT Described from Explained by Sir John lellicoe's The Men Despatches ...
... FAMOUS REGIMENTS IN THE f Battle of the Somme A wonderfully vivid description of the Big Push WILL APPEAR TO-MORROWS SHeekt» Other Remarkable Features Includes THE SEA FIGHT THE LAND FIGHT Described from Explained by Sir John Jellicoe's The Men Despatches ...
... :-•••+ The Liverpool and Manchester City 13atta-lions (The Pals - ) covered them selves with glory the battle of the Somme. and when the offieial dispateliiis am published many gallant deeds 10 be recorded. They have los( heavily, but ever) 11131 l ...
... 300 Prisoners and 105 G-uns. According to official announcements the prisoners and guns taken by the Allies in th ...
... ALLIES TAKE 19,300 MEN. Total ot 105 Qun> Also Captured. Prisoaet. and gun. token AUiea the battle of the Somme date number:— Prisoners. Guns. By British 7,500 .. 29 By French 11.800 76 DOLLARS FOR SUBMARINE TRADER'S CREW. NEW YORK, Wednesday ...
... of war, and before joining the colours was employed at Messrs. Timmins' foundry. He is only 20 years of age. IN THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME. Private O. Ormes, of New street, has been wounded and writes the following letter to his mother: I am pleased to ...
... MAG NT FICENT ORG A NTS ATION. ‘‘The battle of the Somme baa emphatically demonstrated Briti.h organisation tc markedly superior in one very important respect that the German forces. hospital arrangements have been superb. Ido not believe the work of ...
... man who has been wounded in the recent fighting. and is now in hospital. Ile was attached to the Cheshires. IN THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME. Private G. Ormes. of New-etreet, has been wonnded, and writes the following letter to his mot her : I ant pleased to ...
... Dardanelles, where he was woundd. Upon recovery, he was sent to France. and, as already indicated, was again wounded in the Battle or the Somme. ...
... going on the A floe of es., or in default If days' imprieonment. was imposed. Prisoners and gun. taken by the hi' the battle of the Somme rip 4, Tuesday tiered: -By British, 7,500 prisoners SO guns; by French, 11,000 and 76 guns, a total of 1000 and 106 ...
... DARING. OUR FLYING MEN'S PART IN SOMME BATTLE. The Press Association's special correspondent with the British Headquarters in the Field in France, in a message dated July 8, says :—When the history the battle of the Somme comes to be written in its true ...
... THE ACTIVITY IN THE WEST AND EAST. Over neek has passed since the great battle of the Somme was begun, and we are now able appreciate better th« progress which our heroic armies, and those our equally heroic Ally, Trance, have made. Looking back upon ...