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... of the Bavarian Crown Prince Rupprecht daring the war are published is the Bayerischer Kurier. After the second battle of the Somme (says the article) the Crown Prince gave expression a wish for peace, but without result. the opening of the present ...
... Tkresgh (he Lug. waa wounded and taken prisoner at the battle of the Somme on March 24th last. bullet went right through his chest and out between the shoulder*, rib being fractured and the lung pierced. After being. kept behind the for ten days—his wound ...
... work the battle of the Marne. May 28th, 1918. Also the Milltaire for continuous good work as a patrol leader. Company Sergt.-Major M. Orayston, Bth Border of Burton. Carnforth. Military Medal for holding back the enemy with 27 men at the battle of the Somme ...
... ajor M. Crayston, Burlton, Carnforth, Bth Border:— Military Medal.—* For holding back the enemy with 27 men at the Battle of the Somme, 22nd March, 1918, for 24 hours.” Bar to Military Medal.—‘ For, on the 10th April, 1918, after being almost surrounded ...
... assured would bring about perfee cf justice for the German peop|e. A Bavarian newspaper declares that after the second battle «f the Somme Crown Prince Rapprccht gave expression a wish for peace, but without result. Here again Ludendorff is blamed. The Crown ...
... opponents addressed Targe meeting of women in the Mansfield division yesterday. ASQUITH’S REPLY TO PREMIER. Jutland Battle and the Somme Struggle. Mr. Asquith, speaking at Lincoln, last night, referring to the Prime Minister’s Leeds speech remarked that ...
... as Chief CEREAL IMPORTS. of the General Staff on May 15th. General retired at the Foch was compulsorily close of the battle of the Somme under RESTRICTIONS CANCELLED. M. Briand’s Premiership, about the time General Nivelle superseded Marshal Joffre. Neither ...
... Observer. died on Christmas Eve. Her had been seriously affected by the loss of her only son, who was killed in the battle of the Somme, and recent attack of influenza culminated the heart trouble which her t sudden death was directly due. There are four ...
... lost part of a finger in September, 1915. He went to France again on February 12th, 1916, was wounded again in the big battle of the Somme in July, 1916, and brought to Nottingham, shot through the body. He returned a third time to France in November, 1916 ...
... then went to France on the 3rd of October, 1915, and made the gallant attack on July Ist, 1916, when they opened the Battle of the Somme, and also made a gallant attack at Cambrai; also the thousands of gallant Irishmen who had made the supreme sacrifice ...
... Despatch Runner —one of the most trying and dangerous duties of the British Tommy. I took a very active part in the Battles of the Somme, Messines, Ypres and Cambrai, and was fortunate enough to have the Military Medal bestowed upon me for my work as a ...
... Sugar Works, Earlestown, joined the Army in August, 1914, and was wounded in 1915 at the battle df Hoogg He was also gassed and burned in the battle of the Somme,l9l7 He served for four years with the 4th South Lancs, Territorials, but was recently t ...