... Uen.?ral Order of the Day whirl, he has addressed to the British army the cod of the fir,t month of the victorious Battle of the Somme. But there is a notable accent ot pride in tho sagacity of the tommandors under him, in the bravery and tenaeitv ot ...

... part in the battle of the Somme and dropped booths and, ii-ed their machine guns until bite hour on fin targ.As offered by the enemy. Useful reports as to the location of hostile troops were hrong!it in. and in the northern are.. of the battle q certain ...

... the battle, and last night being denier, German airmen had greater opptrtunitv to bomb back areas, including open Frensli towns. A TIDAL WAVE. Second Battle of the Soave. Fighting in the Open. FRANCE, Monday night. The 'wand battle of the Somme is beirg ...

... cartmen in their employ. )esiori.lay being the second antrivetsary of charge of the Ulster Divit,ion at the opening battle of the Somme. wreiths nem placed in front of Belfast City Hall by the Lady Mayoress and other ladies in memory of the men who kiM ...

... held at the beginning of July, 1916, on the eve of the beginning of the great, the long, and the ultimately successful Battle of the Somme. At the most, then, the enemy baa restored the position as it existed twenty months ago. Re may accomplish much more ...

... battlefield. The position is that :Is MUell has been achieved in three slays in the present battle as in six months' hard fighting in the first battle of the Somme. That in to say achievement as iepresented by territorial ; t win upon the map. But the a ...

... of wasted resources and blasted hopes. The salient was the result of the great battle ot April which followed closely upon the so far successful second Battle of the Somme. The enemy lost very heavily, but he made an awkward bulge in our lines; he captured ...

... new Battle of the Sonune began. If the enemy has hitherto been unable.° re-act, we meat nut too hastily assume that it is because' the moral of his soldiers has been shattered 1 , beyond hope of recovery, or that the German armies in this battle area ...

... THE BATTLES ON THE SOMME POLTAVA TM= BY OERMANEL MOSCOW. March SIS. it is reported from Poltava that a big battle began near Mirgorod, between the Soviet Deputies' forces and the combined Austro- Hungarian and Ukraine armies. Heavy losses are reported ...

... pressure of the enemy is against our line in th..se desolate tracts of across which the Hermit= retreated after the battles of the :Somme. Here neither his tooting nor terntonal gains can be of much . value, and it would almost appear possible . that s ...

... beaten. It is not the result of a •erieel of accidents that there have been two battles of the Marne, three battles of Verdun, three battles of the Somme. and fear battles of Ypres. The enemy be beaten as decisively before Bapaume as at ...

... to retire still further. It may have to go back to the line on which it stood before the beginning of the glorious battles of the Somme. lit would be a serious business if it had to retire to the lines from which the Germane were forced in the early months ...