... thie abundance of enemy batteries by mhas become plain for our soldiers on the Somme, bnsxt-mmfiin‘ul.ut-}p(}mu certain points to terri Ty ages SR R e But the battle of the Somme will continue despite all the efforts of the ememy to check the Franco-British ...

... point of severance. Wherever the breach is made; in Belgium, in Artois, in Champagne, in Picardy, or in Lorraine the Battle of the Somme is the battering ram which renders it practicable. Major Morlist, the eminent German commentator. offers us a valuable ...

... the German army, wffiich was sent in its thousands to wipe out the French. It was not until the battle of the Somme commenced on July 1st that great battle which was still going on, which was worked out on the well-thought-out plans of our most capable ...

... IR D. REVIEW THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME, 29 GERMAN DIVISIONS WORN OUT. BRITISH AEROPLANES’ 1 SUPERIORITY. (BRITISH OFFICIAL.) THE FOLLOWING DESPATCH WAS ISSUED AT 11.21 AM. TO-DAY :— EAUCCOURT LABBAY HAS BEEN CLEARED OF THE ENEMY, AND Is NOW ENTIRELY IN ...

... will never break through. To this he would have attack for another thirty years, provided that had sufficient men. The Battle of the Somme costing our enemies many hundred thousands men, and therefore more than it ia costing ns. Asked whether the Preach could ...

... GENERAL VON ARNIM’S REPORT. A REMARKABLE CONFESSION. -—_ The remarkable report on the Battle of the Somme issued by General von Com- Arnim, mander of the Fourth German Army Corps (which appeared in last evening's “ is, remarks the ‘ Daily Graphic,’ one ...

... fierce fighting the Somme, and for heroic manner in which you have fought. The world’s history knows of nothing like the fight in which you are taking part and the greatness of your d;>eds. For centuries come the battle of the Somme will stand a brilliant ...

... twenty old boys of King Edward VII. School had been gazetted to commissions. Nineteen had laid down their lives the battle of the Somme. Three have been awarded the Military Cross, and three mentioned in dispatches. The past year had been the most successful ...

... advancing the line 300 to 500 yards. British casualties arc comparatively light. Grerman official message speaks of the battle of the Somme as being- “continued ith bitterness.” disregarding the Sacrifice of men,” remarks, “the enemy succeeded in gaining ground ...

... interrupt traffic on the railway from Lille to Douai. Trains were running south carrying reserves or munitions for a battle on the Somme, and it was decided to attack them. Patrols were first of all sent over the aerodromes in order to hold in check the ...

... day addressed by Origami loffre to the Somme troop. and published yesterday, the ex- pert French commentator saps: It nets forth the object and result of the Irich offensive. Oa the one hand battle of the Somme has freed Verdun. On the other hand, it ...

... confirms the belief that the Germans have suffered enormously the Somme battle. soldier writing from Kstrees. on September Ist, says: From the 12th to 27th August w ere on the Somme, and my regiment had 1,500 casualties. man the Company, 10th Bavarian ...