... carrot on the bell rope, and human agency was requirad sound the bell. Probably Roger, who waa found riderless after the battle of the Somme, did not want to spoil his appetite for his dinnsr. Mr. J. Br aba son, secretary tha home, stated that the horses seemed ...

... on the bell rope, and human agency was required to sound the bell. Probably Roger, who was found riderless after the Battle of the Somme, not want to spoil his appetite for lii* dinner. Mr. J. Brabaion Morris, secretary of the home, told reporter that the ...

... company,' and had his former number allotted to him. He went overseas and received a shell wound in the left shoulder the battle of the Somme. Invalided out of the Army in suffering from nephritis, had been ill ever since. MINERS' WELFARE CLUB. Children, to ...

... the attack on Coutalmaison in the battle of the Somme. Mr. Craig’s address was crammed with incident and episode, humorous and tragic, and it was picturesque phraseology that he described incident the battle the Somme. This was the attack on Contalmaison ...

... case was one for pity rather than punish- ment, Tyrer joined the Army at the age of 10, and when 16 went through the battle of the Somme, an experience which most certainly must have had some effect on his youthful mentality. There was subsequently a curious ...

... the age of 25. Of the war in the ai. in geheral, Mr. Gibbons states that iinmethately after the beginning of the 1916 battle If the Somme, the British eying cot% had swept ,the enemy .rom the sky, and mad* the German airmen the butt id stinging jokes on ...

... Tebt-bznutwil otitutimeili MuTion•id'a efforts in the 'ohm el • neth IS me teseineies. Wear welcome when lam accom- battle of the Somme nu; match eying BANK DATE UNCHANGED. world ;maw and disarmament, and he . •• ' • =lb, kept and is well eery' had ...

... PROM THE SKULL Of the war in the air in general, Mr. Gibbons said that immediately after the beginning of the 1916 battle of the Somme the Britieb Flying Corps had swept the en-my from the sky and made the German airmen the butt of stinging jokes. Later ...

... the age of 25. Of the war in the air in general, Mr. Gibbons states that immediately after the beginning of the 1918 Battle of the Somme, the British Flying ('orp. had swept the enemy from the sky and made the German airmen the butt of stinging jokes on ...

... Buenos Ayres, also a great awinimer and athlete); and Captain W. Alan Smiles, Royal Irish Rifles. killed lotion at Battle of the Somme, Judy, 1916. Professor Samuel Smiles, F.R.S., Daniell Professor of Chemistry et King's College, London, since 1920, ...

... authenticity to cast slur on all Scottish troops in the war It is reported that Mr Graves we terribly wounded in the first battle f the Somme and one must take it thatthe fleet of tlu-se wounds drained the milk of kindness out of his son) as no gentleman— even ...

... who died at Chesterfield yesterday, saw active service both in the Boer war and the Great War. He was wounded in the battle of the Somme, and, on rejoining, went to Palestine and was present the capture of Jerusalem. Dr. Wilson specialised in ear, nose ...