... the Somme battle. Much achievements can only be done through ' ~efee of one'. bmineas—ls., in this ease love of battle. No leader will do his duty T perly If he hoe not the will to destroy the ;enemy. No moldier will fight • hand-to-band ~battle if he ...

... attendance this session. Principal Denney at the opening ceremony stated that four of their students had fallen in the battle of the Somme, and another had gained the for conduct under fire which waa dercribed as an examp!e of courage and devotion. Professor ...

... ATTACK ON TRANSPORT SERVICE Two Enemy Destroyers Sunk. BRITISH VESSELS SUNK AND MISSING. French Progress at Vaux. AIR BATTLES ON THE SOMME. ...

... the line from which our Army advanced on that sitcom cot. Joel. n sine err it, the thrill bet moments of the long battle of the, ' ,Somme—the subaltrin giving the word to men. and himself springing brat out of Ilse trend,, falling almost at once, and the ...