... “PITIFUL ORJECT” Wounded at the Somme, in Receipt of 9s. per Week. A corres;aorxlqnt signing himself “A pitiful object,” writes to say that he enlisted in 1916, and was disabled at the battle of ‘he Somme, and_ received a pension at 30 sor cent., but ...

... most urgently needed, and not obtainab), elsewhere. He might have quoted from the Finglig Press the admission that the Battle of the Somme could not have L:en fought had it not been fop the plentiful supplies of war requisites which Frane so promptly received ...

... dear, was a member of an old Lancashire Deceased's name will always be asst. elated with Soave Chapelle. Loos. and the Battle of the Somme. With the Fourth TO-DAY BY H. CA A eery leptimate foie lie Minato,/ of the foleo. end of the bunions of indifference ...

... through the war with :he Derry regiment. the 10th Batt. Royal Inniskilling •Fusiliars. and was severely wounded at the battle df the Somme, in• July, 1916, and. as is result, his left arm • was amputated. On the night of the 29th June last, about eleven o'clock ...

... through the sear the Derr. regiment. the 10th Bat. Royal limishillieg Fusiliers, and was J errrerel wounded at the battle of the Somme, ely, 1216, and. as a r..alt. his left oral was arnputaied. On the night of the 29th Jane last, about eleven o'clock ...

... round his banner, for was not the Colonel an officer of the Ulster Division in the Great War, winning the D.S.O. at the Battle of the Somme, and later being awarded the C.M.G. for army services in Russia ? 10 mike more confounded in the lierplexing combat ...

... proud and loving memory of my dear son, William Wood (Billy) Vernon, 2nd Lieut. 4 th Batt., Conn. Rangers, killed Battle of the Somme, 9th July, Daisy, and Bertie Vernon, In ever-loving remtm.Urance of our dear_ brother, Ettilly1:1 10 0 MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS ...

... determined on this point. 'I have written too many of them myself! That dual touch is decisive. FOCH THE INSURGENT Of the battle of the Somme, M. Pierroteu mites that it was because it was persisted in for nearly four months without ativ other apparent result ...

... ilia 1 battle Tyrone and Fermanagh (applause). OUTSIDE SPHERE. Sir Montague Barlow, in responding tba toast, dealt at considerable length with industrial and unemployment questions, and teferred to the gallantry the Inniskilling Fusiliers the battle of the ...

... City Hegiment of] Irish. National Volunteers, and served with distinctiuu, the European war, capturing' 130 ia the battle of the Somme. E has Recently returned from America makes up of the fact that the cause! of Ireland safe iu the keeping of the Insli-j ...

... touch is decisive. were elected. Mr. Justice Wylie, who moved that the MI WOW was worthy of support. stated that Of the battle of the Somme, M. Pferrefeu and up.to.date methods were used writes that it was because it was persisted' the hospital for the relief ...

... left; the. Royal Wash Regiment in 1916, and got three months for failing to report himself. Ile was disabled at the battle of the Somme, end' discharged from the Army in 1917 with a pension. and was subject to medical treatment for a considerable time ...