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... rith great skill those positions which eft them in possession of all the ommanding ground the front. The esult of the battle of the Somme and I -f tho operation* throughout the past! ear is that all that commanding ground laa now passed into the hands of ...
... before the battle ilm British, had one strong defensive line, they have now four. INFANTRY CASUALTIES DECREASING. A gratifying feature our operations the Western front, has been the decrease in the percentage of infantry casualties. At the battles of the ...
... bearing the following inscription:— *ln memory of officers and men, Ist South African Brigade, who fell in action. Battle of the Somme, 1916.** Tlie troops formed up in a hollow square of close column of companies surrounding the memorial. Drums were ...
... Licence was so* wanton here tha the German commander had stamp it out with an iron heel, and after it. dining the battles of the Somme, when the flame war came close to its walls, the French people were sent away. OXE OF THE MEN OF MONS. Its ruined streets ...
... dark solid line shows the position indicated in the War Office The dotted line marks the Allied position before the battle of the Somme. o 5 8,8. LY @ MILES | PO ag U ete Ablainzeyille [eat c BAPAUME AIM 25 Beaumg Auchonvi eg ALBE Ami Sailtf fo Tif, vu ...
... give an authorita- tive view of the battle situation as it presents itself at this moment The front north of the Somme had already become stable at the end of last week, but the position south of the river was The battle not then free from anxiety. of Montdidier ...
... Tepresenting a portion of the million awaiting notioe, A million men are at the present time undergoing for the battle front. jae Somme the Germans atlackel pops on Friday with at oe ons and fighting was very pares of this front as as about midway pp) ...
... lopped trees, and frightful smell arise from, relics of battles two weeks »yu their men are very wretched—here in this valley of death, for it was that— and behind in the old fields of the Somme the German troops have no ver from storms of shell-fire ...
... Highlanders on January 2, 1928, and went out to France in Novem r of that vear, Ov four different he was wounded; im the battles of the Somme in August, 1916 (where pis ability was recognised by his company eow- ma who recommended him for the Mbhtary Cross) ...
... YAT£b (of WalloaL STEVE P-rfHF.R 'of Anbtldi. and I-ILL RES (of New Brighton), late of K.LJt., who were killed in • hi- Battle of the Somme. July 1. 1916.—A f : r.ududno (lata 163261. In mead Wine memory of brother vat# JACK YOCDE. K.L.R., wa. k.lled ta Bootß- ...
... —im lorina of HARRY ko Ded to ection Joly sod Li VASsIb—In and loving memory ot SS1K (Choe: KOV LI. im action at the Battle of tbe Somme Jaly | = so mourned ) aaed 20 years WILLLAMS— te bovine memory of way dear con Lee Corpl JOHN 6B 18h KLR Pu im then ...
... head of Sunday oigbht’s concert part» 1 New Brighton Tivol is ex jor Faincs, a celebrated bu ritone who wus at the battle of the Somme new otar of the mate order Mees Pauline Travis, is to shine next week. and Walton and Lester the Duo, Jeuny Castelle ...