... were caught under French barrage fire, and were unable to do anythin? at all. It would seem that the battle of the Somme is become the Battle of the Somme and of the Aisne. ...

... to-day says:— Th battle the Somme continues along the whole line. The British continued their attacks with special stubbornness near Ginchy, but without results. The i’Tench resumed their onsets their great attacking front south of the Somme, which in the ...

... POWERFUL ALLIES. GERMANS TRY TO EXPLAIN REVERSES THE SOMME. (Pre. Association W ...

... ON THE SOMME The battle of the Somme proceeds with deliberation. The Germane thought th Allies wo l M hare tired of it before j but it jfoes from day to day, and very day sec® a bit won here and another bit twined there, and by the end of the week theee ...

... CARPATHIANS. BATTLE OF THE SOMME. he Germans have made further •npta to recapture Ginchr. which mates Combles, without success. sail enemy efforts near Mouqucl (south east Thiepral) and in the Uv-Mt Tozieres were driven off. South of the Somme the Germans ...

... GREAT BRITISH ADVANCE dhe British Army secured one of the greatest successes yet achieved the Battle ...

... activity The battle on the Somme was especially severe yesterday A strong attack about twenty British and French divisions, after exceedingly violent artillery bombardment, was directed against the front betwqfn the Ancre and the Somme. After a hut struggle ...

... Great Push.” Under this title, Messrs. Hutchinson a.nd Co. are issuing, in fortnightly parts, pictorial history the Battle of the Somme. Published arrangement with the War Office, the whole work will form a unique record of the great struggle that cannot ...

... THE GREAT PUSH. NEW PICTORIAL WORK ON THE BATTLE OP THE SOMME. Intense interest has been taken in the War Office films the Battle of the Somme, and now, under the title of Sir Douglas Haig's Great Push, Messrs. Hutchinson and Co., of London, publish ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... and deadly work appears have been done at certain important centres. THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME The British and French artillery is again pounding the German positions on the Somme, and great havoc has been done> our guns. On one'section of the front, Friday ...