... in flames in the region of Vivelle-en Haye. PARIS. Saturday. AYriling la.*t night, the Expert Commentator ea>>;—The battle of the Somme at present only of violent enemy bombardment* on the outvWirt.* Beaut-ourl in the British sector, and in the Saillisaei ...

... with the dramatic pictare ‘* Zaza,” while the latter portion was occupied with the popular war illustration of *‘ The battle on the Somme.’”” Both these were an entertainment in themselves, but in addition there were sach pictures as ‘' Peg o' the Ring'' ...

... month of the battle of the Somme ip-riorlty of the Allies is clear it waa the dsy. Our action incessantly deirlo f d and amplified realises all its objectives. Far from diminishing in intensity and extent tv mate- offensive of the Somme increases r.f ...

... having watched loved start for the front over a year ago—stil! •other American boy—and having recently that fell in the battle of the Somme September 15th. heart has been deeply •••d that parent's question. ' ...

... less than the German General Btaff feared. (Vrtain divisions, returned the line this week for the third time since the battle the Somme began, have rested sufficiently begin the fresh ordeal in the mud with pronounced activity. Gaps made in their ranks ...

... Tuesday, November 14th, 1/ of our military hospitals in France. He motor machine ‘gun section on May Ist gart in the battle of the Somme. He of the * tanks” that first lfll&ifld tl tut wan, unfortunately, in one that was and had to defend himse'f on foot ...

... Profitable Work. PARIS, Saturday. Writing last night, the expert commentator savs : The battle of the Somme at present only consists somewhat violent enemy bombardments on the outskirts of Beaucourt in the British sector, and in the Saillissel region ...

... Happily, although there were over 1,000 aboard, the majority were saved, and the lost arc estimated about tifty, the battle or the somme. Artillery activity against the right of new British front south the Ancre, and futile patrol raid the enemy north of ...

... kindness to all unfortunate ''.vo prisoners, wounded, animals, and r..iv they fairly beat the band.—Mr John 'a,: his ' Battle of the Somme. jast piioliincd. M. Hut in, in the Echo Paris, s.ys •\\ aat was striking yesterday was the uml'-: i'ved admiss.oii ...

... nothing either in the way of strength of body, width of mind, or power of character? And yet at this present time the Battle of the Somme is reminding what splendid material these boys would if they received for a short time adequate training. If only could ...

... consecutive days in the Somme battle, carrying out with complete success every task and always doing even more than was asked,” indeed a record of which our little country may w ell be proud. To anyone who knows what the Somme battlefield is like in bad ...

... Borufs. Thus in the fifth month of the battle of the Somme the superiority of the Allies is *s clear as it was on the first day. Far from diminishing in intensity and extent, the alternate offensive on the Somme increases its gain of ground, not only ...