... Gazette” writes instead decreasing the gigantic battle on tho Somme has increased iu force. It the strongest attempt to break through ibut the enemy made since tho beginning his great, offensive. That in such a battle against such tremendously superior forces ...

... never break through. do this would have to attack for another thirty years, provided then that had sufficient men. The battle of the Somme costing our enemies many hundred thousands of men, and therefore more than it costing us.*’ Asked whether the French ...

... THE SOMME OFFENSIVE. Visible and Invisible Results Favour Us. The Daily Telegraph,” discussing the advance the Somme, says:—ln less than three days the smouldering battle of the Somme has flamed again into a struggle the most intense violence, the results ...

... GALLANTRY [Press Association Special Correspondent. British Headquarters in Field, Prance, July 8. When the history of the battle of the Somme comes be written in its true perspective it will found that one of the most brilliant facta, in this whole illustrious ...

... his chief of staff. for the excellent manner in which they checked the Franco - British attacks, and thus gained the battle of the Somme.” ...

... the Crown Prince of Bavaria, in the course of interview with correspondent of the “Berliner Tageblatt” concerning the battle on the Somme, said that the enemy had won some ground, but there was question of a decision having been reached. He dwelt on the ...

... Morval. [Press Association War Special.) * Parifl, Tucflday. Tho correspondent tho Libert©,** writing of yesterday*fi battle on the Somme, says: —Our troope and valiant British contingents acting in co-operation have brought off very great eucocee, which ...

... behind the counter. ° Pnnc« George of Saxony, in Ascribin'’ :i roo ...

... day addressed by General Joffre to the Somme troops, and published yesterday, the expert French commeututor says:— It sets forth the object and result of the French offensive. On the one hand the battle of the Somme has freed Verdun. On the other hand it ...

... their performance vaudeville entertainers. THE PICTURE HOUSE, ROYAL AVEMUE. At the above leading picture theatre the “Battle* of the Somme film almost monopolises the interest daring the whole of the present week. fact the film in itself an entire programme ...

... informs Prince Kupert that h ...

... their ammunition, wasted all their reserves of men, and were incapable of any further effort on a grand scale. The battle of the Somme, the Berlin experts declared with one voice, was dead; unfortunately for them, it is proving very lively corpse. Sir ...