... he• fore the war began, and continued in command during the campaign, has written an interesting memorandum on the Battle of the Somme. It shows not the German Army of the German Press. but an Army reduced to the defensive, greatly bedraggled, and mainly ...

... climbed in and out of trenches which saw desperate fighting in the early days of the battle of the Somme, has gone into German dug-outs and picked up relics of the battle with his own hands. The King and his party were the first visitors to go into a town ...

... nothing, either in the way of strength of body, width of mind, or power of character? And yet at this present time the Battle of the Somme is reminding what splendid material these boys would be if they received for a abort time an adequate training. If only ...

... who had been closely associated with her husband's work. Office Alexandra saw last week the official War films of the battle of the Somme, shown by Captain Distin bfaddick, and also the film recording the King's visit to France. The King has given Sir Douglas ...

... slight. AUSTRALIANS ON THE SOMME. WITHIN VIEW OF BAPAFME. (Australian War Correspondent, Max.) British Headquarters, France, November 9. This week an Australian force made its attack in quite a different area of the Somme Battle. We were in a quite new corner ...

... Furness During his ten days' visit to the Grand Fleet the Bishop of London addrey.ed the officers and men in every battle.hip and battle cruiser. Sir Francis Douglas Blake, of Tillmouth Park, Northumberland. was on Saturday adopted ao Liberal candidate ...

... Chilly, 21 miles to the south-west of Chaulnes. Unwounded prisoners so far counted in this southern battle already exceed 2,700. In the battles of the Somme of the past two days the prisoners taken number more than 8,000. German attacks east of Verdun were ...