... ALL-DAY BATTLE ON THE SOMME. i: GERMAN MASSES POUNDED TO ...

... The Battle The Somme. FIVE |} BS the exhibition of this Picture all over the world does not end War, God help civilisation |— Mr. Lloyd George 2 HE BATTLE OF THE SOMME” is the greatest mee: picture in the world—the greatest that has ever been A great ...

... hand-to-hand fighting as not yet. “The artillery action continues,” “The § reat battle on the Somme tinues, “ The battle is taking its course.” That the battle of the Somme is taking its course is no doubt in a certain gense more than that ...

... losses, the Battle of the Somme is without a parallel in history, excepting, rhaps, the of Mukden. In point of numbers, perhaps, it is two and a half times reater than the Battle of the Nations at in 1813. In casualties alone the Battle of the ...

... Instead of decreasing, the gigantic battle on the Somme has increased in force It is the strongest attempt to break through that the enemy has made since the beginning of his great offen- sive. That ‘in euch a battle against such tremendously superior ...

... similar ceries of attacks have carri the French io « uew line 200 yards east of Maurepas. Along a large part of the battle front between Somme and the Ancre the Allied troop: now holding a line that was Germer on 15 August; and at no oint in that front do ...

... OUEEN SEES SOMME FILMS The Press Bureau is informed that Captain E. Distin Maddick had the honour of submittiz to ueen Alexandra this week the o cial Ww ar Office films of the battle of the Somme, in which her Majesty was deeply interested. ueen Alexandra ...

... woman in England who would not do anything she could to help the men at the front They had fought a battle before the battle of the Somme. They had battled to raise the working condi- tions. The women must see to it that while the men were away that that ...

... that were concentrated before tha great French eastern fortress have ebbéd away regulariy towards the Somme Better still; im the development of the Somme e enemy before Verdun hanged from ‘he offensive to t ¢ défensive, as is conclusively oved by comparing ...

... Rupprecht of Bavaria: ‘he formidable battle on the Somme, over a front of 45 kilometres, from Thiepval to the south of Vermandovillers, led to extremely violent ting, which ended to our advantage on the north of the Somme but which com- pelled us to abandon ...

... children who ping God, keeping awake generally upsettin ave gone to and our pretty village the peace and qui et of BATTLE OF THE SOMME ...

... REPORT. TREMENDOUS BATTLE ON THE AMSTERDAM, Monday. in Berlin to-day :— The following offci communique was Western Theatre of War.—Army Group of Prince Rup ht of Bavaria: : ‘The tre- mendous artillery battle between the ‘nere and Somme Hostile partial attacks ...