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... THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME lOWN Pletares se ter OMNI. May Isi Fosse. I. F. mupseese Iss a illsed Pr is abaspoluilminl. P4ices (Mantling Tar). • • - - 214 44 Sd &74 GRAND OPERA HOIJSE ARTHUR SINCLAIR AM _ THE IRISH PLAYERS. Perm% on MONDAY, O.t I.ei Y.* ITJEBDAY ...
... BATTLE OF THE SOMME If INTORT 'HT WAN. Vol. NVI. doh. Hnrhau. loodont T. Nel,ttit and Snots in, :Sti. The latest of Nelpiiit's History in, devoted to the Battle of the : 4 101111M Mr. Buclian's narratise is the in Which the struggle is rev ice ed as a ...
... The Battle of the Somme. The Dublin public will glad hear that opportunity will given them of witnesding the greatest official war film yet produced. The picture the ** Big Push ** will be shown, for the first time iu Ireland, the Theatre Royal, commencing ...
... BATTLE OF THE SOMME (COXTIXUEU FROM PAGE FIVE.) from trencher on Hill kd to small infantry engagements. East the Meuse the enemy again exhausted himself fruitless attacks against the Thiamnoi.t work and the li ight Terre. During one of these attacks the ...
... THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME. GfcHMAN FORCES ON THE FRENCH FRONT. (From Mr. H. Warner Alien, special correspon dent of the British Press with the French Paris, Friday. Reliable information now available in Paris to the strength of the German forces which have ...
... BATTLE OF THE SOMME. the obn• at die ••Tl.- Bet ,A Sown KA. loon folly to by It Leon tlonummin • lin rater tam count.' places to rt. It tea. the in Wolter the at tit , ha a• unit modal, .la.'s • ▪ ••COnd 4 to ',ten Rentt). while today the Inoturr to ...
... BATTLE OF THE SOMME (COXTIXUED FROM PAGE FIVE.) hia ofti-ial communiques. the front both sides the Somme,” he says, importaut lighting has been proceeding since vesterday evening. Up the present the enemy lias nowhere been able to gam any serious advantage ...
... The Battle of the Somme Douglas Haig's despatch the Somme offensive will read with pride and gratitude by all loyal subjects of his Majesty the King. It is, make bold say, one the most remarkable document** ever penned a British soldier. Its graphic ...
... BATTLE OF THE SOMME Allies Steady Progress. ...
... BATTLE OF THE SOMME. FINAL EXHIBITIONS IN 12 won, 1-50, 3, 4.30, 6. 7-30. 484 0; and SCNDAY at S. 6. and 11.30. Do Nat tut Chance of Sob* tha Ramona Elm. COME EARLY. OP DTELIN ItUNICIPAL TICHNICLL SCHOOL& SCHOOL OF IifITSIC, CHATHAM ROW. - SESSION 1916 ...
... BATTLE OF THE SOMME. This reraarkabie which bu so mash as wall as Mentos of opinion upon the advisabtlity of allowing it at all, with all its glories and horror. ol war, is to be shown the lgasierniees Theatre. Talbot street. Doblm, for six days. on limaday ...
... SECOND BATTLE OF THE SOMME PLACES IN THE WAR NEWS, Albert—9 m. S.E. Bapaume; 16 m. N.E: Amiens. Arras—2om. S.W. of Armantieres, and 25 N.E. of Amiens. * Amiens—lsm S.W. of Albert (held by Germans', and 50 N. of Paris. Ayette—6im. N.W. Bapaume. ‘ Beth ...