... ffeafoeih Highlanders, been awarded the Military Cross for good work The measure of the war effort of Great Britain at the battle of the Somme. Captain Katy, who is the measure of the intense hatred which this is attached to a Pioneer battalion, been at the country ...

... Keith Officer. Captain F- F, Kolty, Seaforth Highlanders, Kao been awarded the Military Croes for good work at the battle of the Somme. Oa.pt. Kolty, who is attached to a Pioneer battalion, has been .»* the front for acme time. He i« a son of Mrs Keity ...

... and a vivid representation of the Battle of the Somme. Mr Bone has drawn with fine sym- Eathv and poetic feeling a group of Gordon Highlander officers in their billet. Pictures are here of Red Cross barges on the Somme, of a scene in hospital ship making ...

... the spring did with the Austrians. 'nes. two great eontests accounted for nearly a million of our enemies, and the battles on the Somme have accounted for another quarter of a million at least. Our military leaders know the extent to which Germany can ...

... being well patronised this week, the attraction being the Battle of the Somme. The picture is a realistic one, and has been mueh commented on as giving an excellent idea of the magnitude of the Somme operations. ...

... President Wilson ' R action . There is published on pages 9 and 10 the full text of Sir Douglas Haig's dispatch . > on the Battle o | the Somme . The-results attained have , ho says , brought us a long step forward towards the fin ' ai vietorv of the Allied ...

... limita . v bf . th ' e battle front to beyond Tpres - » ras necessarily a 6 ccondsry one , but their ^ tuk was rieiiher light nor nnjmportant' While required to give ' precedence in all-repects to ' the , needs of the . Somme battle , Uiey were-responsible ...

... received, and admitted to bo far sujx-rior to any previous Official Picture, even Including the great war picture, The Battle of the Somme.” The Tanks (Britain greatest wa ...

... to the miseries of the hedl he has created so long as he could count on emerging as a victor. The naval Battle of Jutland and the Battle of the Somme have convinced him that victory in any real sense never can be his anil now is all for peace and all for ...

... Queen's Terrace, was awarded the Military Cross in connection with a difficult and hazardous reconnaisance during the battle of the Somme. is St Salvator s School “old boy.” Corporal John B. Christison, son of and 'Mrs Hugh Christison, Balfour Place, was ...

... Merit on his chief of. staff, for the excellent manner in which they checked the Pranco-British attacks, and so won the Battle of the Somme. Private G. W. Findlay, Seaforth Hie hlani era (son of Mr G. W. Findlay, Fea. Plotitor Orphir) who Nag reeently awarded ...

... BATTLE OF SOMME DISPATCH. ALL OBJECTS ATTAINED. GRAND WORK NEW ARMIES. The dispatch General Sir Douglat. Haig, Commander-in-Chief of the British Forces in France, the great Battle of the Somme was issued night. It describes the battle at> ...