... Thuredef•—tinting 00 ening After the great bound forward by our the French Expert Counatater says:— armies in the battle of the Somme on the )3th tll the informatMn received tends, to coo- 4 „ ion , rain set hem the feet that the fall of the village ...

... addressed by tienerel lan. to the Somme troop*. sad publiAsed yesterday. the Expert French Cowmenlatot oats:— It mete forth the object and result of the French offensive. On the one hand. the battle of the 'Somme has freed Verdun; on the other hand ...

... bombarded until the maionty of the occupants were tilled. Hs eye— One of the remit important lessons drawn from the battle of the Somme is that under heavy methodical artillery fir: the frdnt line should only thinly Itekt, but by reliable men end a few ...

... insists that hereafter lie must he trained to the highest possible degree of sell-reliance. The lemons learned 111 the Battle at the Somme cover many. ages. No detail is too minute for Sencoal on Armin. He ankh Oft th. lefeats of his men with characteritsis ...

... the Somme battle. Much achievements can only be done through ' ~efee of one'. bmineas—ls., in this ease love of battle. No leader will do his duty T perly If he hoe not the will to destroy the ;enemy. No moldier will fight • hand-to-band ~battle if he ...

... and insists that hereafter lie must he trained to the highest poscible degree of self-ndiance. The learned in the Battle of the Somme cover many pages. No detail ie too minute for General on Armin. He analyses th• leieata of his men with characteeitsie ...

... organimlion no army organisation in Enrage. Ye* mid that Near. (*spoil* sad woos the faltiamin of the new Bet Maim; battle of the Somme hos i ,,,,,, sr!~ wataataet widows to hei . mirtliTh . tr:lsi i i . testi 1 t 0:4, , 11y ran battalion 1 taw tadool ...

... with the New Zealand Ferree, le Maned by the nigh Commissioner. After the great bound forrued by our armies in the battle of the Somme on the 11th mad nth Keptober heavy rain set is and the weather heroine latterly told. Our men holding the first lime ...

... WARRIOR. iti.m e‘10:1:1: ENDED. Captain the Re.. William Richard Ilentoo, of the Manehet.ter Refunent. who tell In the Battle of flu. Somme We In had santte tamer M▪ ut (Mbar Ihml .t !lens Ray. kept, Mal • stocktaaker. Itlek, be called. sr** adtatated at ...

... of the day are doe. like other, to the poem of Allied artillery preparation and to the vigour of infantry attacks The battle the Somme in follow- ing since July 1 bat sure method. which consists of &Puking the objective only after having buried it under ...

... hatched loved nephew earl for tho front Ler • sear still soother Aroeneseboy horror .rently ned that he fell to the battle of the Somme September 13. me 11,13 113% Vv. 41,0 Y tourbod br tbot occurs oneshoo Lieutenant Eric Alfred Sharpies, se American ...

... been sees is the employment of the formidable tecbeirsi cremates that she has been able to Wing_ foto action fa the battle of the Somme. Re ems count against that the devotifn. the tenacity, cod the epirit of mortice dieplayed be our troops, but now it ...