... which should he (loomed hr evory Labour r.• ti abut tion throngliont the ionntry. IN MEMORY OF THE ''Rut we won the Battle , of the Somme atit rum. r i d r um lone. Word. of wi.dom ter .rime student' at Emelt Hall on Novolober 1311, when Nom-foot was ...

... from delivering. The students sang songs praise of the never-to-be-forgotten services rendered by Private Rum at the Battle of the Somme, and those who were present at that encounter may remember that it, at least, was an occasion when the teetotaller was ...

... in • prolonged struggle with the enemy, as had taken place during the battle of the Somme, name the French operations now in progress give, during the first few days of the battle, a promise of important matorial gains at an early date. The Dilatator ...

... For we were taught in our history books and the legends and stories of children's books, that in all battles one side was praying on the eve of battle, while the other was drinl'-ing and roystering. Those who prayed and were quiet won. In this war, even ...

... present at the relief of Peking, and subsequently saw service in the South African war and in India. Wounded at the Battle of the Somme on July 1, 1916, he was invalided home, and on recovery was employed the War Office in connection with the employment ...

... operations of 1917. There was to be a powerful Franco-British offensive on an enlarged Somme front. The group of armies of the North were to attack between the Somme and Laasigny, while the British Army attacked between Bapaume and Viniy. The attack was ...

... don't want Americans coming over here with elaborate and ornate speeches, telling us what we ought to do. We won the battle of the Somme on rum, and rum only, and the sooner Mr. Johnson realises that the better. Called upon to open the debate, Mr. Johnson ...

... Boxer Campaign, in South .1, and India. He retired in 1914, but rejoined on the outbreak of war, and was wounded in the battle of the Somme.) ST. ALBANS CONTEST. QUESTIONS ABOUT THE ATTITUDE OF LABOUR. ...

... Trenches, was a vivid wordspicture of the scene in the trenches previous to the general advance on July Ist, igiß, at the battle of the Somme. The prayers, the singing of hymns, the good-htes, promises, just before going over the top, were exchanged; to take ...

... grimly humorous and sympathetic, a genuine book which should not be missed. Si, Si, When that excellent film of the Battle of the Somme was released for home consump tion, there were some knowing souls who had visions of a camera safely implanted in a ...

... 51, Whitworth Road, Plumstead. 'Doceased served for four yeams in Fritnee. and was present at the battles of Neuve Chapwile, second battle of .Ypres, Somme, Vimy Ridge, Mes.sines, and Bullecourt. The deceased passed away at the Royal Herbert Hospital on ...

... advastage at surprise or of numbers. On March 4, General lent/whet d'Esperey Oe• will he aintail nal fur And he again the Battle of the Somme.' warned General Nivelle that the Germans twice forcibly dect&md• On noexcuse l I bet were yreparing to retreat to ...