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... advancing the line 300 to 500 yards. British casualties arc comparatively light. Grerman official message speaks of the battle of the Somme as being- “continued ith bitterness.” disregarding the Sacrifice of men,” remarks, “the enemy succeeded in gaining ground ...
... vigorous artillery firing on both sides of the Meuse. SUNDAY AFTERNOON. Army Group of Crown Prince Rupprecht. —The battle of the Somme is being continued with bitterness. There was the strongest reciprocal artillery activity again yesterday, especially ...
... PAULINE. HOUSE CROOKS, Two-Reel Key- Oamedy Etc. Be. MONDAT, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, Oototaw 30th, SM, and Not. let. BATTLE OP THE SOMME” . ** “- « »S' at K-30, 8 o'clock, and 8 •’eiook. admitted half-prioe on Toeeday at 84* and 8 o’clock. Oid Age Pcnaionam ...
... to know he favourably, though will probably he in hospital num. weeks. He received his on Aug. in No Man. Land. the Battle of the Somme. His father and mother have been to ate bite this week and found us good spirits. News has been received that two more ...
... week. Thursday, Nov. 2nd, at 3, 6-45, and 9. Friday, Nov. 3rd, at 6-45 and 9. Satarday, at 1.30, 3, 6-45, and 9. ‘‘The Battle of the Somme.” Seats can now be booked. The world will never forget this picture—its impression will never fade from the memory of ...
... picture was secured at great risk by Lieutenant J Dyer and shows wonderful incidents of the Canadians in action in the Battle of the Somme, ift:t. Tun LATE MR. J. W. CALTERT.—Th6 funeral ot the late Mr J W Csl•ert, City Rate C lector, and Assistant Overseer ...
... l>ook, called The Soul the War,” still remains one Oi the most popular war books. The new* volume will be entitled The Battles of the Somme/' and will l>ased on the very vivid dispatches which Mr. Gibbs has written from the actual war front. BY SCHLESWIG ...
... line from which our army advanced that morning. You feel, when you see it, the thrill of the first moments of the long battle of the Somme—the sjrbaltern giving the word to his men, and himself springing first out of the trench. and_falling almost once, and ...
... thousands of munition workers Sheffield. He writes :—• wsuwiik men certain of- And that i? tonffli though lias in tlio battles of the Somme, one day crack. His letters home long ago showed m to bo “fed up.’’ If Ik* was fed up when. ning, what of his caso ...