... HEW BATTLE ON THE SOMME STILL STRIKING AT ANGLO-FRENCH JUNCTION. GERMANS MAKE SLIGHT PROGRESS. Yesterday the enemy attacked on the whole British front tenth of the Somme and against the French on our right Repulsed with lots on the soutaern and northern ...

... in the air. Our aeroplanes, none the leas, reported the progress the battle south the Somme, and fired into enemy troop#. Of the German machines which appeared this part of battle front six were brought down by our aeroplanes, and one was shot down our ...

... silken flag worked Princt.-! Patricia herself—were captured the mans in silent midnight raid in the ear'K days of the battle of the Somme, but retak.-a a tew hours later after sacrifice reconnaissance in which twenty Canadians laid down their lives*that ...

... Some figures as to tho losses earlier battles have recently appeared in the German journal Das Neue Europa.” From these learn that great Verdun, battle cost the enemy 368,700 men, and the first battle of the Somme 440,000 men. These figures are almost ...

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... and Mrs. W. E. Hind, Hie Cottage, Main Road, Holy wood. This is the second time b«B been wounded. Ho was through the battles of the Somme and Cambrai. F. d Massey, M.C., New Zealand Infantry, wounded, ia a the Right Hon. W. S. Massey. Prime Minister New ...