... LEAVE FROM THE BIG PUSH. Where shall you go this evening ?” [Prom La victoirc,” Paris “To the Pictures to see the Battle of the Somme,” The telephonist has not loomed largo in the public eye a war worker, yet it is fair that she should be recognised ...

... your Majesty and to your gallant Armies my.heartiest greetings upon their last magnificent achievements in the great Battle of the^Somme. Sept. To ...

... Satisfied. Paris, Oct. 14.—The cot respondeat the Liberte in the North of France telegraphs particulars regard recent battles on the Somme. spite the reserve observed the British Command, writes, I think 1 right in saying that the High Command very well ...

... °**TIIIANT FRENCH STROKE ON VERDUN FRONT SNIASHINi DEFEAT FOR HINDENBUR6. TREMENDOUS LOSSES AT SOMME. Paris, Sunday.—The Liberte correspondent on the Somme fro'.u-writes —The arrival of strong reinforcements hastily gathered from one other point the enemy’s ...

... order comes to go over the top.” The work of the artillery of the New Army is heartily acclaimed by all ranks. In the battles of the Somme it has done more military critics, who are generous their jjraise of the new batteries. What They Did. An authoritative ...