... confidence in fhe coming of victory. British people are not likely to estimate the importance of all that i pening in the Battle of the Somme, n significance of developments in other ing areas, but they rejoice in the ev of the increasing efficiency of our defences ...

... the German Army has to thin is the most successful manner of meet attacks. One of the most important drawn from the Battle of the Somme under heavy artillery fire the front line be only thinly held, but by reliable m a few machine guns, even when ther ...

... observation, but at night the villages wi frequently bombed by aeroplanes.” “ The re; rts of the experience gained battle of t Somme, says this Germa ment, “ unanimously agree as to the n for an increased allotment of weapons, n communication of al] ...

... a hundred days since the ing of the Battle of the Somme, ar fierce fight—in many respects the memorable the world has ever knowr continues. In reality it is not one but a whole series of engagements veritable battle in itself, and calling exercise of all ...

... The German commun) ws. October 9th defies almost any denial so 1 ative General con Ludendorf assei day. n the the Battle of the Somme is redoubling tensi‘y on a front of 25 kilometres, a: Dutch General von Below’s troops have not ed off inch of ground ...

... OCT. gth, And During the W. MATINEES pan AT 2 30. 3RNEFIT MATINEE ON FRIDAY. WN ALL THIS WEEK, BY 8 PECIAL REQUEST, BATTLE OF THE SOMM Pictures of the British Army in France. ta ken by permis: “ns lads are doing at the Front. sion of the War Office, and ...

... going into battle. writes; When you read these linos ahal, longer amongst the living I shall breathed my last breath before the n the Somm« could prevent Prussian militarism from driving to death. You have no idea how things are going in this battle on the ...

... September, 1914, nce, years of age. received 1 He stripe less than 12 ago, and was ro. ation poral on the bi and during the battle of the Somme. He sergeant a few days later, when he rece! oklet at the hards cf the King. A ...

... Fatherland for your months’ fierce fighting on the Somme & the heroic manner in w hich you have fou, “The world’s history knows of nothis in which you are taking part, 8 the fight gr 0! The battle on the Somme wil f your deeds will endure for ce to come. as ...

... amounted to £5,05°. Drum-Major W. Bray, whose home is at 128, Hammond-street, has sustained wounds in the thigh during the battle oi the Somme. He is a South African veteran. KING’S OWN MAN MISSING. Since August gth Pte. Harry Smith, King’s Own Royal Lancasters ...