... BATTLE OF THE OMME. BRITISH STILL FICHTING AND WINNING. A SLOW, BUT SUR DVANCE. ...

... BATTLE vf bs GERMANS LAUNCH A FIERCE COUNTER-ATTACK. DESPERATE FICHTING ALL THROUGH THE NICHT. ERMANE ATTACK IN MASS FORMATION. SLIGHT SUCCESSES AT. VERY HEAVY COST. FOOTING RECAINED IN LONCUEVAL AND DELVILLE woop. STRUCCLE STILL CONTINUING [British Official ...

... BATTLE THE OVAL CONGRATULATIONS. MESSACE TO THE TROOPS. The following have between the King and General Sir Douglas — Sir Douglas Haig, «July fs is 2 fils my admire- va Emperor of tna ee asked te > and I send my best convey hie warm troops upon i Feet ...

... THE WAR BATTLE OF THE S ME. St ROUND ECAINED. TTACK A NO A A fierce Datile is raging on the lines north of the Somme, to the east of Bazentin, where the Germans are making an effort with troops in masved formation to regain Jost ground, The attack, which ...

... CAPTURES. An authoritative account of the phases of the Battle of the Somme, from July 1 to July 10, published in the French e results of the papers to-day, sums w first as follows :-— hase of the battle on the French side In less than a the French troops ...

... of the interrupted bombardment on both banks of Somme, progress enst of Fleury, and un- the Meuse.—P.A, War Special, GERMAN POOR CONSOLATION. Amsterdam, Vednesday.—Discussi: the great battle on the Somme, the says that the operations are «till correspondent ...

... THE WAR BATTLE OF THE SOMME. GREAT BRITISH ADVANCE. ERMAN SECOND LINE SMASHED FOR FOUR WILES. HREE VILLAGES TAKE The second stage of the eonilict began dawn on Vriday—the fourteenth day of the battle—when Sir Douglas Haig attacked the enemy's second lines ...