... hours. On June 24th, the enemy reached Floury, aml still Verdun continued to hold out, but with the opening of the battle of the Somme, Juiv 14. the Germane were forced to cease all attacks and remain on the defensive From this time forward noth:rg of ...

... , missing since Nov. 3, eldest son of Mr. H. Bentham, Rickliston Drive, Bloomfield, Belfast. He was wounded in the battle of the Somme. K.R.R.C.; King, 2-Lt. P. D. A., Sussex; Pye, Capt. F. J., R. Fus., attd. Gold Coast Regt.; Merrett, 2-Lt. A. E., Hants; ...

... THE SOMME BATTLE. Is the concluding part of a despatch devoted almost exclusively to the Somme battle, Sir Douglas Haig says the enemy's power has not yet been broken, nor is it yet possible to form an estimate of the time the war may last before the ...

... with where the people pay the price.. mot; joked condo, 36,401 for good work ingu Th . , Cb c prniaii-. N at the Battle of the Somme. Sergeant tle.:Bit tistre—.l want to 11 you frankly fouled the H.L.I. a private, was that isehvery I have m ad e to ...

... genius of the race.—The Times. ANUARY contains The Scene of War.—lV. By Odysseus. The British in France—Tanks The Battle of the Somme—The Commander in Chief. Increased Agricultural Production. By Professor Somerville, Oxford University. Tales of a Gaspipe ...