... THE BATTLE ON THE SOMME BRITISH PROGRESS. Fight for Redoubts North of Thiepval. Company Captures Enemy Trenches. The following report leaned, on Saturday afternoon, from flritigh General Headquarters in France: Except tur hetet mittent hostile shelling ...

... the memorial service for the officers, non-commissioned officers, and men of the Grenadier Guards, who fell in the battle of the Somme, which was held at Holy Trinity Church, Street to-day. ...

... bere., ILI lig Somme. and for the heroic manner in which you have fought. The world's history knows rat nething like the fight m which you are taking part, and the greatness of your deeds. For centuries to coma t h e battle en tile, Somme will stand as ...

... FOR LATEST NEWS. BIG BATTLE ON THE SOMME. Paris, Friday.—According to the Liberte, the Somme battle raged all night, especially in ihe Transloy sector, where furious lighting occurred. A great number of prisoners are arriving at C and A —. There was a ...

... from Bethmann-Hollweg's diatribes some indication, however slight and perverted, of the true position in regard to the battle of the Somme. From Greece we have the direct call of M. Venezelos to his countrymen. The appeal is popular, revealing distasteful ...

... we have gained, in the wsy of tactical position, by the first three months lof the Battle of the Somme. one must look at the map of an area much larger than the battle-field itself. Moat of us have had our eyas fixed, till now, on the nine-mile range ...

... ohscrved.—Wireksis Press. Torrillo Drum Firs. The German communique issued at Berlin, yesterday, is as follows: The battle of the Somme being continued with bitterness. There waa the strongest! reciprocal artillery activity again yeetor- , day, especially ...

... German ofticial communique was issued on Saturday:— The great artillery battle on the Somme has now spread to the front north of the Anere, and has increased in intensity south of the Somme. especially on both sides of Vermandovillers. Oar curtain tire almost ...

... /fierce fighting the Somme, and for the heroic manner in which you have fought. Tho world's history knows of nothing like the fight in which you are taking part, and the greatness of your deeds. For centuries come the battle on the Somme will stand as a brilliant ...

... German communique of October 9 defies, almost any denial, so imaginative is it. General von Ludendorf asserts that the battle of the Somme is redoubling in intensity on a front of 25 kilometres, and that General von Burlow's troops have not lest an inch of ...

... nation ever flinching cowering from its losses and refusing to endure them any longer. As we said the beginning of.the battle of the Somme, the nation has cone over the parapet as well its much-loved soldiers, and there will flinching. Sorrow deep and poignant ...

... break through. To do this would have to attack for another thirty years, nrovided then that had sufficient men. The battle of the Somme is costing our enemies, many hundred thousands men, and therefore more than it is oosting us. Asked whether the Freaich ...