... later. He earnmed the award for keeping up communications under heavy shell fire in the battle of the Somme. ...

... German official communique reporting the lovutnption of French uccewee the Moitea Major Morabt swritoe:—’‘The extinct battle cf the Somme not yet rerivetl. an«l the Meuse sector the fighting U restricted more or lose vivid artillery fire.” After remarking ...

... devoted to duty. One of his brothers, Second Lieutenant K. Bowman, of the King's Liverpool*, was severely wounded in the battle of the Somme. ____ rlmpathy has been extended to Mr. and Mn. B. Bowman since the sad news became known. r i ) I 1 k \\ i I . ...

... outbreak is unknown, and the rtge done amounts ,£lO. Battle the Somme. —About persons present at the entertainment in the °ii-street Chapel Saturday evening when great war film “The battle of the Somme shown. It was also shown in the afterwhen about 50 ...

... beginning of the war—one of the finest that ever left these shores—hardly more than mere handful still remains. the battle of the Somme alone our losses are computed to have amounted to some 400.000 men. And are to told that are continue sending forth ...

... the German rush to the Channel ports in the two great battles of Ypres. To Sir Douglas it was left weld tK*. new divisions then pouring out of England France and to prove in the battles of the Somme and Ancre that the citizen levin# of England could take ...