... of adding few thrillers to his collection. have already seen what he can in the films of the Somme fighting, and a new series of studios of the Ancre battle shortly to released is described breaking all previous records. But the Government have not limited ...

... , 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; ...

... have always been optimistic, at least since they got their full suoply of munitions, and I hear them saying that the battle of the Somme taught them eomething which will produce great upon the campaign next veer. The were eye-opener for the enemy, and hear ...

... two miles, all of which erre recaptured by a brilliant Can•. dsan counter-attat lc. The main achievement hat been the Battle el the Somme. the big push, - a.. it has come to lie called. which opened early ou the morning July I. The British and the French ...

... man- ner the inner meaning of t! attack on Lon- don, which was described as the “anvil” attack. He also deals with the battle of the Somme. The illustrations add greatly to the interest of this article. One of the il- lustrations ie thus aptly explained—“Look- ...

... BATT OF THE SOMME” At the Gillooly Hall. The management of the Gillooly Hall have been fortunate in securing for their picture show on Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, December 7th, 8th, an 10th, the famous war film, Battle of the Somme.’” This is ...

... failure there, or the terrible and unprecedented losses which the Armies the Crown Prince suffered. As regards the Battle of the Somme, he is prood of the fact that the enemy’s lino stands ; but net all of it. Again and again the Germans were driven out ...

... 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 ...

... that be was in the market on the date mentioned, and after he went home be returned to town with his wife to see the Battle of the Somme exhibited in the Picture House. After he came out of the Picture House he bad a drink in Slowey's public house, sod ...

... James Watson, Gilmore Street, Harryville, was home on a few days’ leave recently. Pte. Watson came through the big battle at the Somme on the Ist July without receiving a scratch, but his brother. Private Qtarlcs Watson, of the same regiment. was wounded ...

... information reached Mr homes Kiely. Town Clerk, Templemoee, of the death of his son, Thomas, who was killed at the battle of the Somme on the 17th of August last. He was a young man of considerable ability, and had previous to the war occupied a good ...

... W. Webb, son the late Mr. R. T. Webb and Mrs. Webb, Rath House. Knock, was killed in action at the opening of the Battle of the Somme on Ist July. This officer, who was editoted at Campbell College, obtained a commission in the 3rd Royal Irish Rifle ...