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... CONFIDENCE IN THE WEST. What fresh developments, says The ON) battle of the Somme may still reveal we do not know, but we are consinced that the nation reposes complete confidence in the judgment and in the of Sir Douglas Haig. He has shown us how may ...
... the battle of the Somme, and they strongly to all eligible men come forward and fill up the gaps which had occurred the ranks the memorable Ist of July. Sergeant Lcuch, who recommended for the Victoria Cross for conspicuous gallantry at the battle of the ...
... A. Patty and Manta Bee-Naw. -Act Keystone Comedy. hall's Gazette. • toll Ism Cowthrur Seats, id 7• i,th and .1 BATTLE Of TNE SOMME ...
... the %Yemeni frost on August 11th is published by the Keulpisch,• Vollo.zietting' the Kaiser Will with us. The great battle oil the Somme in nut yet over, but the attacking strength if the Anglo French forces has been broken on the unshakable bob. w,irk ...
... Robert etagerof the onrorea in f. - • et the Ulster Spinning . . . . : .m.ep who ormer •••• • ff haa troweled in the battle of the Somme ; and. is new in hospital at Oxford. Rittman George A. Hawthorne. South Belfast Volonteencleairben returned as Hie leather ...
... best to make the Kaiser’s' visit have the appearance triumph. Their attempts were dismal failure. They say that the battle of the Somme is over, and that the great British offensive has broken down. It is quite untrue. But it marks a transition stage in ...
... factories of ThronviUe, the stations of Conflans and Audun le Noman, as well as bivouacs in the region of Etain. THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME. In an interesting despatch received last night Mr; H. Warner Allen, writing from the French lines, speaks the AUied ...
... Verdun. The temporary lull in the battle of the Somme brings the action before Verdun into view again at a significant moment. Sins the Allied offensive on the Somme began the Germans have maintained a of intermittent attacks before Verdun. As the progress ...
... wounded in. the recent advance, and is•now an inmate of the first Scot- tish hospital at Aberdeen. While fighting at the battle of the Somme ;3arber was shot in the leg. The New Zealand Forces, like ali 'soldiers, are much addicted to sport, even when within ...
... their ammunition, wasted all their reserves of men, and were incapable of any further effort on a grand scale. The battle of the Somme, the Berlin experts declared with one voice, was dead; unfortunately for them, it is proving very lively corpse. Sir ...
... had had to refer to the death of Lance. Corporal Hugh Roberts, of The Rigg, who had made the supreme sacrifice at the battle of the Somme on Ist July. Now he was called upon to speak of the loss they had sustained in the passing of Mrs. Thomas Gordon. Church ...
... KELLY Captain W. Kelly and Captain D. H. Kelly, both of the Royal Inniskilltng Fusiliers, have been wounded in the battle of the Somme and are in hospital, the former suffering from gas poisoning. These officers are brothers, and sons of the late Mr. ...