... THI BATTLE ON THE SOMME BRITISH PROGRESS IN POZIERES. Greater Part of the Village Occupied. Enemy Brings Up More Men and Guns. ...

... point in the scene of the . present str fuggle. We ate probably far from the end of the Battle of the Somme, which, however, is developing into one of the 0-eaten battles of the present war. It may in the course of its events prodire a tactical recision—that ...

... through the village northwards, along which our troops are reported to be established.— Press Association Special. BATTLE OF, THE SOMME. How the British Gained La Boiselle. !Account by an Eye-Witness [By Captain C. E. W. Bean, Official Australian Rep ...

... refrain from protosting amtinst it under the breath. The special cencern of this country at the moment is the Battle of the Somme. That battle is going to deride something—is perhaps going to decide very much. And those who word(' have an intelligent ...

... years of preparation—in other words, shall we say, that ho laboured under the same obfuscation as the Yellow Press? The battle of the. Somme has convinced him that the legend of German invincibiliq hoe had the bottom knocked out of it. It is no small gain ...

... Furious Stage of the Battle on the Somme. Further Austrian Retreat. Sir Dove= Hog, in his report of yesterday ,afternoon -.and we are obliged to close these comments' before the arrival of his night despatch—tells that the battle between Penises and Guillemot ...

... the wh.le Army and the people of England are being thrilled with the glorious deeds of our soldiers in the great battles', beyond the Somme, it not be torgotten that along.other parts of the long line other of oar arms* are still worthily upr.olding the ...

... Zeebrugge.— Prem Association War Spoeisi. MENDACIOUS REPORTS. Cennan Staff's Exa i• illr PARIS. Juiy 26. Concerning the battles of the Somme. the Germans- tiro once agaia n g to Neutrals communiques and comments which are absolutely false. To cite one instance: ...