... is done in vain they might have added after three weeks of battle. We tahe all this very quietly at home,' but to Ahe outside world it is one of the surprises of history. When the long:Battle of the Somute began, any one three things might have been looked ...

... the whole Army and the people of England are being thrillyed with the glorious deeds of our soldiers in the great battles beyond the Somme, it must not be forgotten that zlong ~ther parts of the long line other of our armies are still worthily upholding ...

... Seton-road, received the news on Thursday that her youngest son Alfred, a private in the Royal Fusiliers, was killed in the battle of the Somme on July Ist. was aged 19, and he with three friends was among the first to join the Army, in 1914. Of these his cousin ...

... WERE DRIVEN OUT. I:rida (received to-dal. After some of the grimmest fighting that has marked the whole course of the battle on the Somme front. the British, comprising Scottish, South .%frican, and Territorial troops, have driven the fainou. Brandenburgerß ...

... searc h es every . • labour, the hardest form of warfaro yvt invented. From the point of view of German resistance the battle of the Somme has reached a most critical p: sae, for there is ground for the belief that unless within a very short period they ...

... ADVANCE I„ine Advanced on Six Miles Front North of Somme. ENEMY SUFFERS HEAVILY. British and French Take Over 450 ----- - -- Prisoners in Fierce Fighting. .4 new phase has opened in the battle of the Somme. Last night's British and French officials reported ...

... General L,ukin expressing their pride, admiration, and malefaction at the part played by the South Africans in the battle of the Somme._ —.— Under its extended powers of fixing prices the Australian Government has proclaimed that the prices charged for ...

... The Struggle on Both Fronts. I The battle of the Somme has not slackened, but its character has undergone a temporary modification. Just now the conflicts are more localized, and tend to resolve themselves into desperate struggles for particular patches ...

... THE PUSH ON THE SOMME. The battle on the Somme continues with unabated fury, and has settled down into a deadly duel between ourselves and the Germans, who are now alive to the danger which threatens them if they cannot stop our advance. No longer able ...

... Ger¬ man Empire is ringed round with the Branch WRECKED IN THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME : THE RUINS OF THE VILLAGE CHURCH AT FRISE. Photograph by Kol. Frise, which líe» just south of the Somme, between Bray and Péroniíe, was one of the first villages captured ...

... text the spirit underlying is the same : he is no longer confident of victory, but is merely fighting for terms. The Battle of the Somme. Pozieres is ours as well as the Delville Wood. These two notable successes have been achieved by our New Army and our ...

... going to conduct the after-care the and -incurable when all this emotion has evaporated and the battle of Ae Somme has gone to join the other great battles in the history books. For the lady who was convinced that the boy in the spinal carriage was perfectly ...