... that were concentrated before tha great French eastern fortress have ebbéd away regulariy towards the Somme Better still; im the development of the Somme e enemy before Verdun hanged from ‘he offensive to t ¢ défensive, as is conclusively oved by comparing ...

... witness of an organisation momentous, cumulative, and so far irresistible. NO WORSE CONDITIONS. People ask when the battle of the Somme will be over. It seemed to me to-day that it would never be over till geography de- tmaanded yet another name. It broke ...

... Rupprecht of Bavaria: ‘he formidable battle on the Somme, over a front of 45 kilometres, from Thiepval to the south of Vermandovillers, led to extremely violent ting, which ended to our advantage on the north of the Somme but which com- pelled us to abandon ...

... children who ping God, keeping awake generally upsettin ave gone to and our pretty village the peace and qui et of BATTLE OF THE SOMME ...

... REPORT. TREMENDOUS BATTLE ON THE AMSTERDAM, Monday. in Berlin to-day :— The following offci communique was Western Theatre of War.—Army Group of Prince Rup ht of Bavaria: : ‘The tre- mendous artillery battle between the ‘nere and Somme Hostile partial attacks ...

... his fifth eneiny machine. (From a Special Correspondent.) (OPYRIGHT ED.) Que: Anus ¥ ...

... nephew start for the front over a year ago—still another Ameriean boy—and having recently learned that be fell in the battle of the Somme in September, my heart has heen deeply touched by that arent’s Erie Alfred Sharples, an American son of an American ...

... directed side in conjunction with those ed from the south-west and south Sars and Leshbeeufs. Thus in te month of the battle of the Somme ity of the Allies is as clear as twas on the first day. actio m, incéssantly developed and lu ae Mo es all its objectives ...

... of view alone, the battle of the Somme has al produced magnificent results.—Press Association War Special. NIGHT’S OFFICIALS. enemy machines were destroyed, and another forced to land in a damaged con- dition. FRENCH. of the Somme during the day we tions ...

... szecial cor- respondent of tne British Press with the French: Armic ...

... and resisted GERMAN ADMISSTON. LOSSES ON SOMME BIGGEST OF THE Herr Erich von Salzmann. military critic of the “‘ Vossische Zeitung,” writing in the issue of that journal on the subject of the battle of the Somme, made the fol- lowing remarkable admission ...

... VICTORY. Allies Cannot be Held on the Somme. JOFFRE'S ORDER Prisoners Taken by the Allies, ARTILLERY SUPERIORITY. / Writing last night on the subject of the order ot the day addressed hy General Joffre to the Somme troops, and published yesterday, the ...