... VICTORIOUS END TO SOMME BATTLE. 300 Villages Retaken. luns’ Strategic Move to the Rear.” GENERAL MAUDE PRESSES ON. (By Our Military Expert.) The British Army and its French Allies have won the battle of the Somme. There has been much speculation during ...

... entitled Flash.” Farm Servant wonders who would supply her with copies of The laddies who fought and won The Battle of the Somme. J. P-. Slratbdon, would be very pleased receive the words and music There's piper playing in the morning, Maggie ...

... Orkney, would feel very indebted to any reader who could oblige her with these recitations— An Old Maid Troubles,” ” The Battle of the Somme,” and “Never mind yer neighbours, keep aiu doors clean.” J. H., Glasgow, earnestly desires tbe words and sol-fa music ...

... were compelled modify their dispositions, even to the yielding up ground which they clung tenaciously throughout the battle of the Somme. But there is another motive at work. Germany is present putting forth her last effort to create powerful strategic ...

... progress in the delivery of guns, shells, rifles, and every device ‘of war. Munitions were the prime factor in the Battle of the Somme. The merchant fleet is also manned by what we call poor men. The Post Office, the railways, the mines, the roads, the ...

... in Banffshire;” and (9) The Road and the Miles Dnndee.” Also the racitations;— (1) “The Doctor’s Fees;” and (2) “The Battle of the Somme.” Gunner” writes saying that would be very much indebted any reader sending him the words and the following songs;—(l) ...

... Macginness his Cross-Eyed Pet,,’’ “The Bonnie Braes o’ Eyrie,” “ Over the Burning Pains of Egypt,” and the recitation “The Battle of the Somme.” F. J., Aberdeen.—Would one of our readers kindly send copies ol the words of these Scotch songs— ’’ The Gle&ca Feeiu’ ...

... ” (S) God Send You Back Me, (6) The Old Arm Chair,” (7) Lie a Foreign Shore.” (8) The Gipsy’s Warning,” (9) ‘‘The Battle of the Somme.” (10) You Can’t Without a Bit Love,” or any rag-time songs. B. R., Kalty, asks lor—(1) The Lafsie,” (2) ■' iJaft, Chield ...

... stripes his arm is a modern Ctesar. They honour the soldier, and they work for him. The women helped us to win the battle of the Somme. Words are useless to paint their energies, love, and devotion. But let it be said that .they have euuobled their sex ...

... Answer to the Gipsy’s Warning. ” John M t.'«d Stornoway,” Macdonalds Glenco-,” When You Gang Awa’, Jimmy,” and Tlie Battle of the Somme?” Marguerite” would feci pleased any reader could oblige her with the words and sol-ia 'I The Rosary, Green Grows the ...

... desues the words- the tong Duma Quarrel, Bairnies.” M. G., Orkney, sends us a request for An Anld Maid’s TroubW' The Battle of the Somme,” and Never mind neighbours, keep yer doors clean.” Irish Reader” is desirous of obtaining You’re Welcome as the Flowers ...