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... HOME LETTERS. EFFECT OF BRITIAN SHELL 411 E. (From J. D. Irvin. Our Special PRESS CAMP, July 4.—The crag clash of the Battle of the Somme has parsed, but the, work of the British Army has only heron. While consolidating the pneition, we have won, we are ...
... Englander anti result in hardship for our men in England.' It is pies-ant to relate that Ase the beginning of the battle of the Somme them Is • marked improvement in the condilien of English priminers oil (Immures. GERMAN I'ESSIMISM. Herbert lie)aril ...
... had hang on Oomenvitiques, and limit theniselem to sayar o theyrou f mi to the knowledge that tag that thegr co at battle of the Somme at& enemy had more aims and inure shell and t h a t e their troupe an !lege= Di to • we, and bigger shell at et. But ...
... ran-Oa of the *Nita' by 'the Willett compromise their possession of that tort of most important lessons drawn from the battle of the Somme Is that under ntetbodkel Delirium. Froni Nieuport to Lille they have artillery firs the eront line ebo . uld be only ...
... .THE SOMME BATTLE STERN TASK OF BRITISH. FORMIDABLE COUNTER- ATTACKS. FRENCH TARE 9 VILLAGES. TOTAL SENSES 07 CAPTITO. 13,011. (Peen Amociation War Special.) PARIS. Wednesday.— t setni-ofFicial stete nest lensed last greens& •syr:— The Battle of Om Somme ...
... predict that large numbers will take adysataga of the,' facilities afforded far peal* a at Ods fames waterlog mart. BATTLE OF THE SOMME. GERMAN PEN MIGHTIER THAN THE SWORD. VICTORIOUS BULLETINS. INTERIIIIABLE VERDUN BTZV6BLE. PARIS. sl.—Au Apart m . Tla ...
... (Central Nene Telegram ) PARIS. Friday.—after some of the grimmest fighting that has worked the whole course of the battle on the Somme front, the British., comprising the Scottish, South African. and: Territorial troops. bare driven the famous, Brandenburgers ...
... alive.' IR D. HAIG'S REPORTS. 888 AND FLOW OF BATTLE. FIFTEEN AIRCRAFT LOST. The reports from Sir Douglas Haig show that yesterday use troupe not only held their owe, but made sove progress in the great battle which now bring fought between the ADO . * end ...
... dar. A BLIND BATTLE. (From Pres, Apßociation's flpetial Corrospoodmit.) BRITISH HEADQUARTERS IN THE FIELD, France, October &—lt is a tattle di& cua to describe the fighting which develops! Saturday afternoon the terms of an ordinary battle extending over ...
... troops rang the firm foar en who want forwent r em, appearance ot N.apeleon 66 COPallianntr-Ilt- whisk ware month. the battle el the Somme most their efforts has! not beet. Chief cf the of hely. .tt that time also polities. elale nt I .1 the vigour of the ...
... Th• CRUMLIN PICII3II SOUL IKBattle of the Somme ]parts 015cial ' , Wares the Great Advance.. I elan Ar Cuettnand or the MMus, Aethaernes. /ATM( every day at 3-11. fascaprias Tweeday, reserved th•Lilltary).. Cootinue•• Mew %Mb M 1111.411. -- Seats, ...
... The CELIIMIALIK PICTURE HOUSE. TO•DAV. Friday sad SattiedayBattle of the Somme pen. The ()Scull Pictures el Gnu ••••••. •••ad..64 'lll. the Mom* LEO •••• Nl* • LW 7L (War Picture Luna 111•TINIE Seel ...