... crow to be developed. The Germans are yen discreet in their communiques, and limit Uiemselver to saying that the great battle of the Somme continues. and that thlir troops are encased in violent fighthet. nereonfees the Ines of the village of Chilly s _but ...

... French have pushed farther along the Bapautne-Peronne road and are in immediate contact with Rancourt. Never sines the battle of the Somme began has a finer or more unbroken series of successes been recorded in a single,la:c,• Speculative minds begin i di ...

... of the offensive by the British, from Thiepval to the point where they link up with. the French forms. Before the battle of the Somme out pursue its victorious course it is important that; our advance, which was slower in the British sector and speedier ...

... FRENCH REVIEW OF THE BATTLE. Five Days' Successful Fighting. War Special.) PARIS; Fridq. ♦ issued last , night The first stage et the battle of the Somme has some to an end. after continuing =interruptedly for five daS. To-day tor:eight no =anis In situation ...

... Maddlck had honour of being presented to their Malestiet The Ling stemmed to them his unqualified approval Of The Battle of the Somme pictures. In the mane of conversation his Majesty remarked: The public shoold see these pictures, that they maw have ...

... elktain .ftvintontalak upp to- 10 -Inu. o sit of that' etfaotissa; : and; yet thl7- - wofe..is The yesterday furious battle ow. the Somme,' and it is oar 104dH0,0 who have silted a. stem ivies.. . . .. 41413E44 North of the flOrnmei some hostile detach= ...

... close up_are some of the views and so perfect the photography. The King has expressed his unqualfied approval. of The Battle of the Somme pictures In the course of conversation hie Majesty remarked: The public should see these pictures that they may ...

... Monday. The publishes to-day an article entitled .The Battle of the Somme, by Colonel Feyler, emphasising the importance of the British achievements. According to the writer, ' operations on the Somme, in the middle of September, prove that the British ...

... less endeavour the British Army it able. to win such a triumph as Onillemont, we are warranted in 'concluding that the battle of the Somme still contains far-reaching possilAlities. if Thiepval shares the late of °utile mont, as may soon be expected, the ...

... now in the hinds of the British. REASE TN THE VIOLENCE OF' THE BATTLE. ! morning's Times remarked: itrent!on of the nation is rightly con. red upon the terrine battle still raging. Somme, and now that the conflict has' an extremely vrilic . al staire• ...

... Prowls tie Eaemy Pak fir Defeat !alien in In itiOni in 'Land and writes: of A sudden, and Mime time eft.; the ,great,' battle of the. Somme - bad began to put him'in• jeopardy, the German produces, under the eye of his strung censorship, a math of open discuiaion ...

... THE SOME. This morning's Times remarked: The battle of the Somme continues under most favourable and encouraging conditions, and every week brings fresh successes to tbs Allied Armies. The story of the Somme is a record of steady and continuous gains, ...