... violence on both banks of & Somme.” This would appear indicate that the Anglo-French- are preparing the way for a onslaught, and we may look confidence to the result. Pa It is the view of a military \ that the battle of the Somme i : $ ‘ie to prove one of ...

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

... clamour for food. Importations from Bavaria and Prussia are forbidden.” This last letter, which was written before the battles of the Somme, concludes: We always have victories, but nothing to ©at.”—Exchange. NEW POSITIONS GAINED BY ITALIANS. AUSTRIANS’ NEW ...