... rones are kept apart, and the armies of the Allies are neighbour*, but not quartered in the same place; but during the battle of the Somme, owing to the windings of the river, as well as to the combined action of the troops, some of the same roads have been ...

... must justly proud of their achievements and of the wayin which they have covered themselves with fiery in the recent battle of the Somme, I eel that 1 may with confidence appeal again for renewed support, both gifts and donations, for the City Battalions ...

... heavy guns than the whole British Army possessed at the beginning the war. WAli BOTES. BY A STUDENT OF WAR Hon the battle of the Somme began people were disposed to ask with bated breath, “Shall we win it?” To-day Englishmen are now disposed to inquire ...

... this part of our line attack so further made to the tune I write words and tide of battle-is flowing direction to beat the lines COMRADES IN ARMS of French along the Somme brought the army our to their soldiers now mingling with ours on the so that there ...

... attacked by an enemy submarine on the date mentioned. She was not hit.” MORE LIES. —f Paris, Wednesday.—Concerning the battles of the Somme the Germans are once again issuing to neutrals communiques and comments which are absolutely false. To cite one instance ...