... BATTLE OF THE SOMME. THE BOMBARDMENT AROUND MONACU FARM DESCRIBED BY EYE WITNESS. (From Mr H. Warner Allen.) With the French Army the Sunday. The Franco-British attack the line between Delville Wood and the Somme, made to-day, was preceded the usual ...

... Zeppelin Activity. The most important, as also the moat lath,- hictory, fact about the great Battle of the Somme is that it has been no affair of ape and downs. It has been all ups for the Allies, and all downs for the enemy. Thera have been staff ...

... That is exemplified by the Battle of the Somme, whose regard lessons are being learned from history which is not even tan weeks old, but which in its later stages is absolutely contemporaneous. In the Battle of the Somme we have exemplified the lessons ...

... of the nation, despite the immense financial responsibilities it had assumed. War Pictures. The film record of the battle of the Somme and other pictures of the British Army in France, now on view at the Seal Theatre, Charlotte Street, W.C*., promises ...

... month and witnessed the beginning of the battle of the Somme, and has now been at the Italian front, where he was received by Kiug Victor Emmanuel. He was present 'ha close spectator during the days of the battle of the lower Isonzo, saw the attack on Monte ...

... last month., and witnessed the beginning of the battle of the Somme, and has now been at the Italian front, and was reoeived by King Victor Emmanuel. as present a close spectator during the days of the battle of the Lower Isonzo, saw the attack Monte Sabotino ...

... of tit* By permission of the War Office pictures were taken of the Battle of the Somme by the British Topical Committee for War Films, under whose auspices a trade view was given at the Grey Street Picture House ill:litre:orday. Much attention was attracted ...

... you. Van Owner : Thanks very much, I will. . Germany's young srldiers : A truck-load of buy prisoners captured in the battles of the Somme. I -.2. - 1 , Commercial Pneur Van Owner : I have been word with you Mr. Duni ...

... has made an effective reply. .Bat if so it wauld he the first time that he has done so in the history of the great Battle of the Somme. The Allies go forward —as some people think slowly; as the better inforreed cammentators say, more rapidly than had ...

... the Somme front. showing Guillornont, Materepaa and Clery, whore the allied armies have advanced. BRITISH AVIATORS. Daring Deeds on the Somme Front. A Major Wins the V.O. PARIS, Aug • 1?. A semi-official statement says:— In the course of the battle of ...

... Sir Douglas Officers' Servants in Battle. A private in a Scottish battallion wrote to his sister July 6 a letter describing how his brigade had rushed four lines of German trenches at the opening of the battle of the Somme. The letter was never posted, but ...

... issued to-night:— On the Somme front our artillery has been ▼ery active, and has brought off much destructive firing on the enemy's works. There has been no infantry action. The total unwounded prisoners taken by the north of the Somme throughout yesterday ...