... on July 6th, Capain Bean says: On the way back from the battle of the Somme I visited m’l‘bo of the most famous Mm troops, ¥y made a glorious attempt to uw(;emmmba-inflmnmbemptrt?f the line of battle, but had 400 yards of No Man’s Imdmrrru.u)dbdm‘bfl';.m ...

... Doomed ldol of Militarism ”’ and with the “ Triumph of the New Armuy ™ skotches and articles, mn prose and verse, on the battle of the Somme, more benevolemt neutr::vy, a German dodhmwlt?'; talk, war-time advertisements ging ag (a npew sport for ineixmblnl\) ...

... first stage of the battle of the Somme has come to an end after continuing uninterrdplodmr five days. The in our advance has begun. It was foreseen, and will not surprise anyone. We have just accomplished in five days on the Somme an advance which the ...

... A CHAPTER OF GLORIOUS NEWS. Yesterday, in the whole battle of the Somme, was a day of determ:ned fighting forward both by the British and the French, especially on the pert of our gallant Alles, who came to the relief of our hard-pressed troops at the ...

... SOMME AND VERDUN BATTLES CONTRASTED. Mr. Hillaire Belloc, in the current ‘“ Land and Water,”' makes an interesting comparison between the Battle of the Somme and the Verdun Battle, which to ...

... Cemetery, Leeds, yesterday, of Pte. o Lo os t ’ St. Thomas's Hospital, London, on Mandoy, fromwounds recarved in the battle of the Somme, Refore the interment a service was hewa 1 St Peter's Church, Dewsbury Road, of which the dond soldier was a member ...

... prisoners. DEJECTED GERMAN PRISONERS. Paris, Tuesday. Interviewed by the ‘“Petit Parisien,” one of the wounded in the battle of the Somme says: —Orders were well given. Never were the losses so slight. There were very few dead, and the wounded fewer than ...

... the offensive of the British from Thiapval to the point where they link up with the French forces. it e Before the battle of the Somme can pursue its victorious course, it is mmflunlhu our advance, which was elower in Dritish sector and epeedier in the ...

... interred at Undercliffe Cemetery, on Wednesday. Private Barraclough was in the great advance, and was wounded in the Battle of the Somme. He was conveyed to the University War Hospital. Southampton, thnbo(fiedfln&um‘hv‘. His body had been removed to the home ...

... I | The battle of the Somme is being developed with increasing viclence, and with a steadily progressive force on the part of the Allies. Their advanoce is contmued from day to day, somewhat slowly just now, but with a methodical gain, and an exercise ...

... the same time heawily attacked our wpdm.wthoflu.ndumb of Fricourt. The result was that the battle raged furiously along the whole front between the Ancre and the Somme. North-west of Thiepval the Germans temporarily regained a short length of trench, being ...

... certain, says the * British Medical Journal,”” that the proportion of light to serious cases amount the wounded in the battle of the Somme has been unusually large, while even among the more severe the prognosis is regarded as more hopeful than usual. The ...