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... The Battle of the Somme. The latest reports of the British and French advance north and south of the marshy valley the Somme, though comparatively unexciting, are in every respect satisfactory. British Headquarters announce a small northward advance the ...
... KAISER ON THE SOMME FRONT. SEVEN GERMAN GENERALS DISMISSED. Amsterdam, Monday. According to official telegram from Berlin the Kaiser is present in the battle sector the Somme, where has received reports from the Commander-inchief of the army, conversed ...
... COMMENT OX THE SOMME BATTLE. Amsterdam, J-nlj 19. the great battle on the Somme the military correspondent of the Vossische Zeitung” says the operations are still developing, and their climax has apparently not yet been reached. ‘• Consequently,” he adds ...
... THE SOMME ATTACK. HOW SUCCESS OP OFFENSIVE WAS LAID. Paris, Thursday Air. IT. Warner Alien, special correspondent of tho British Press with tho French armies says au authoritative acoouut of tho first phases of the battle on the Somme will published the ...
... out essential part in the great advance tluur brothers in arms, and the knowledge that the splendid progress made the battle of the Somme has been due in a large measure to our v big shells should cause the men nml women in the munition factories realise ...
... The French have also Birmingham- O'awdtr. STOP PRESS. EKE NT’S TUT. ilr. H. Warner Alien, writing lash night on the battle of- the Somme, says:—lu less than fortnight front of tea miles long with a maximum miles, the French have carried square miles of ...
... violence on both banks of Somme.” This would appear « indicate that the Anglo-French s®, j are preparing the way for fresh ' onslaught, and may look with confidence the result. It is the view of military ~ that the battle of the Somme is lijsh to prove one ...
... clamour for food. Importations from Bavaria and Prussia are forbidden.” This last letter, which was written before the battles of the Somme, concludes: We always have victories, but nothing to ©at.”—Exchange. NEW POSITIONS GAINED BY ITALIANS. AUSTRIANS’ NEW ...