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... been out in France fifteen u«nth« trench fever, and was in bospiUi , out he came through without scratch until tie Battle of the Somme, was wounded in the knee. He now in hospital at Clacton-on-Sea, Essex. LCE.JOORPL. n. WATTS, Ripley, Sherwood Foresters ...
... will remain one trie fines; and at same time one the most tragicepisodes of the battle of the Somme. Ihe small number.of prisoners emphasises fury which characterised tho battle. Tne 1-rencn soldiers were forced many places passage corpses of the enemy piled ...
... Sutton who place their country’s call first has been killed in action, on Oct. ist, in the great and terrific battles that are being fought on the Somme. Pte. John Hall wae the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. John Hall, of The Mill, to whom have been given many ...
... Mann, and recitatigna by Miaa Cotterill. Mra. tjjoee who hare not alreafly embraced the opportunity of witueaaing the Battle of the Somme film tlaa week, ahould not let the remaining evemnga paae without doing so. It ia unneoeeaary to any that the pictures ...