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... THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME. New Zselendera bore the brant of the fighting north of the Somme on Wed need night. They were tea ted by namerons strong coanteretteoks, ell of which, however, they splendidly repulsed, the enmy being heavy loeers. Severe this ...
... BATTLE OF THE SOMME AT 7-45 Aflamvea S, Evening at T-4S. I AMISSION—traEd Oircla, Is. (War Tax 2d.); Oircla aid 11 Aria, Cd. (War Tai Id.): Fraat Area, 3d. (War Tax Id.) 11 :==.%MZ==========*»r===z^^ OFFICIAL PICTUBBS OF THE BRITISH ARMY IN FRANCE. Taken ...
... RUSSIAN GAIN IN CARPATHIANS. BATTLE OF THE, SOMME gad weather continues the Somm livnt. Paring Wednesday night the Germans continuously attacked tlie positions the \e« Zealanders (who took a distinguished part in the capture of Flers). but ail their efforts ...
... the conquered, that the French with their Allies are now striving for the Somme. The battle of the Somme has destroyed the German will to conquer before Verdun. As the Somme battle has developed, the German attacks Verdun have become weaker ...
... German Forces Used Up. The battle of the Somme is successfully fleveloping towards this objective of securing the balance of equilibrium. This is confirmed the facts concerning the manner in which the lierman forces are being used up in the struggle which ...
... destruction of the German forces than the capture of any particular town, it follows that from this point of view alone the battle of the Somme has already produced magnificent results.” ...
... Wasting Divisions, To sum up, between 1 July and 17 September 67 fresh divisions were engaged the Germane in the battle of the Somme. Of these troope 34 divisions were seut to the British front and 33 divisions, pdas 17 battalions, went to the French ...
... is taken from a letter written by the late Lieut. Kettle to a Dublin friend: ‘‘ We are moving up to-night into the battle of the Somme. The bombardment, de- struction, and bloodshed are beyond all imagi- nation, nor did Teverthink thatthe valour of simpJe ...
... from a lefter Fyizusn by the fato Lisutenaos Ketle to a Dublin riend :— m\c\l“x‘-‘ .;e moving up to-night into the battle of the Somme. The bombardment, destruction, and bloodshed are bgyond all imagination, nor did I ever think that valour of simple ...
... ent in Morecarabe. General Manager Mr. H. R. V. ADDEXBROOK. Week Commencing 251 h September. Y IN THE THEATRE. THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME. j I CARNIVALS IN THE BALLROOM. I MUSIC BY THE BAND OF THE 2nd KINGS OWN. I Promenade Concerts in tile Gardena. The ...
... SPECIAL PRAISE FOR TROOPS. An official account from the British Head• quarters of the great battle on the Somme on Friday and Saturday last describes it as probably the most effective blow which yet been dealt to the enemy by British troops. The damage ...
... largo attendance on Saturday evening. Lieut. A. L. C. Hamilton, of the Black Watch Regiment, who has been through the battle of the Somme, presided, and gave some mteratting incidents of his experiences. in glowing terms the conduct of the soldiers and expressed ...