... r PROUD D LOVING MEMORY Of Seigt Robert Stevens, killed in action July lst, battle of the Somme. Often my thoughts do wander the grave far away. Where they laid loving husband, Just a year ago to-day. his B^.» ' ...

... ON THE FILM The Battle on the Somme eefl on the Moovies private exhibition of official films 01 , ve> battle of the Somme at the Seala London, yesterday, was attended members of the Army General Staff. , Lloyd George s Stirring Mr. Lloyd George sent ...

... national memorial will erected the site to the South Africans who fell there in .Inly during one of the memorable battle* of th- Somme. ...

... Devons, eon ' of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Jutsum, of Patcott Farm, near Tiverton, has been a prisoner in Germany since the battle of the Somme. short time before his capture had been awarded the Military Medal. In spite of his 16 months' .imprisonment he continues ...

... were repulsed and 1,500 Austrians and Germans captured.—Beut«r. GERMAN . , Amsterdam. Sunday. The protracted battle of the Somme again in full swing. There were enemy night attacks near Courcelette, Bancourt, and Bouchavesnes. Aerial combats along the ...

... Portland before being drafted to the 12th Devons in 1916. WOUNDED THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME. With this battalion he went to Belgium and France, and was wounded the Battle of the Somme. Invalided to England, Mr. Matters was in hospital Glasgow, and'upon discharge ...

... Liveroool. He served throughout the last war in France and Flanders with the Royal Sussex Regiment and was present at the Battle of the Somme. He will be remembered for his work among the young people of Plymouth, and during last winter he answered a great need ...

... with a longing for family reunion. The father, Mr. A. Dymond, served in the first Great War and was wounded in the battle of the Somme. He is now a corporal of the Home Guard, and is instructor in the Lewis gun section. Edward, another son, is also in ...

... explosion while doing stretcher-bearing work jn Fiance. was 32 years of age. Pte. Hill received three wounds in the battle of the Somme. SERGT. S. W. WOOD, youngest son of Mrs. Wood, IG, John-street, Exeter, and of»the late Mr. F. Wood, South Wonford, ...

... seriously wounded in the head in France, and that he at a Clearing hospital in that country. Previously wounded in the battle of the Somme, Pte. Clarence Wakeley. Devons, has >*ent a post-card his parents, Geneva Place, Bidetord, that he was taken prisoner ...

... 27 persons were killed and many injured. The district will be familiar to many ex-Service men who took part in the battle of the Somme of 1916. The express, which left Lille shortly before o'clock, was passing the temporary station of Beaucourt Haniel ...

... where took part in many battles. Gassed in May, 1915, he was invalided to England, where he regained his normal health, and again volunteered for France October, 1915. Seriously wounded July, 1916, in the battle of the Somme, PTE. G. BOLT. was again ...