... Tribute. Kitchener's Army will remain for all time Lord Kitchener’s finest monument. Ho did not live to see the glory the Battle of the Somme, to know ’how completely his faith in the battalions created was to be justified. That was the real tragedy of his death ...

... Where did we go in 1 Oh, near Albat. Our objective was Mary's Court, or some such place. (It is evident that the Battle of the Somme is going to add some fresh household words to our war vocabulary. Wipers, Plug, sheet, Booloo, and Armintears ...

... Wales Hotel, ¥reewman-street, has been killed. 4 Photo by] {(SHERLOCK,Grimsby. LANCE-CORPORAL A. MILSON. Wounded in the battle of the Somme on July Ist, antl died the following day. ; Lance-Corporal -Alf. Milson, of Bursar-street, was well-known aund greatly ...

... THE BATTLES ON THE SOMME. News which comes to hand shows how ,were was the fighting in the Allies' advance on July Ist and the following days. Lark• this week the Loughborough Hospital received a further company of wounded soldiers, amongst whom were ...

... kijicd in action. . Private Arthur Longbottom, Derby, “A” Com. any, 11th Battalion, Royal Fusiliers, was aom“hd at~the battle of the Somme-in the advaneé on Fricourt and Mametz Wocd-—on the Ist inst. His Infury (shrdapnel) is happily ot ‘weriots. and We 14 ...

... killed in action. Private Arthur Dongbottom, Derby. A” Company, 11th Battalion. Royal Fusiliers, was wounded at the battle of the Somme—in the advance on Frioourt and Mamets Wood—on the Ist inst. His injury (shrapnel) is happily not serious, and he is ...