... his oicn cstisnato . The organisaiion . both , in England and in France , has caused him to revise his estimate . The battle of the Somme has opened a book of revelations that has surprised and altogether delighted him . It is true -we have made mistakes ...

... Headquabtebs in the Field , . . Feahce , September 24 . This is the eighty-sixth day sinco the opening of the great battle of the Somme . The only possible parallel . with the fighting • during this period which the world ' s history , has to dffer is ...

... concentrated before the gre 3 t French eastern fortress have ebbed away regularly towards the Somme , Better still , with die development ot the Somme battle the enemy before Verdun soon changed from the offensive to tae defensive , as is conclusively ...

... were in his power he would take all the people of the country to the front to follow up our brave men one day in the Battle of the Somme. and they would erme hack blessing God for having such lads to protect them. A fact that hadn't been in the papers was ...

... RANGE'S HAUL OF PRISONERS 65 , 800 IN BATTLES OF THE SOMME AND VERDUN . . Tho Tress Association learns from an authoritative source that the tot al number of German prisoners taken by tho French in the two battles of the Somme and Verdun up to September 18 was ...

... that the German artillery fire during- the two days appears to have been Ieis in volume than in several previous battles in , the Somme Valley , more particularly from the heavy weapons . The loss of high ground for -observation , and the complete domination ...

... FRENCH AEMY'S PAKT OS THE SOMME . DfCBEASENG POWES . OF ALLIED OFFESSrVE . GES 3 IA > OBSTDvACY BREAKING DOWX . prams Ch 3 CoasrspoxDEST . 3 Wn 3 the Feesch 4 ? -. rr September S 3 . . Ia tis battle of the Somms . the Allied advance ¦ is as snre and ...