... “Journal'’ publishes to-day article entitled “ The Battle of the Somme,’’ by Colonel Feyler, emphasising - the importance ofThe British achievements. According to the writer, these operations on the Somme in the middle of September prove that the British ...

... field, gives bis brief impression of a little lull on the Somme front—“before the lull is thunderously dispelled.” This is the eighty-sixth day since the opening of the groat battle of the Somme. The only possible parallel with the lighting during this ...

... BiG BATTLES ON THE SOMME FRONT More Allied Vietories COMBLES AL;I-;S-T ENVELOPED Further Tr;l:n_phs Gained BY THE,FRAN;:;IHSH FORCES Stern FXght-i;;:: Progress. ...

... Association learns from an anthorita- Ssive source that the total number of German priwoners taken by the French in the two battles of the Somme and Verdun up to September 18th was 05,000 ...

... two battles of the Somme and Verdun reached 65,800 by September 18 last. A TERRIBLE DRAMA. PA RIS, Monday The correspoqdent of the “Liberte,” in the north of France, sends Ihe following interesting account of the artillery bombardment on the Somme front ...

... ENEMY MACHINES ON THREE OCCASIONS AND DROVE THEM OFF FRANCES HAUL ON THE SOMME AND AT VERDUN The Association from authoritative noun-e the total number of by the in battles of the Somme Verdun 18th PICKING VAGRANTS GAOL Four able-bodied casual class Herbert ...