... eve of going into battle he writes;—“When you read thesa lines shall no longer be amongst the )iving. I shell have breathed my last breath before the enemy the Somme. You have no idea how things are going in this battle on the Somme. It is no longer war ...

... the Somme battle. Much achievements can only be done through ' ~efee of one'. bmineas—ls., in this ease love of battle. No leader will do his duty T perly If he hoe not the will to destroy the ;enemy. No moldier will fight • hand-to-band ~battle if he ...

... War Special.] A DOCILE PRESS. [Press Association War Spoelal ] Amsterdam, Tuesday. etrong attacks the great battle front between the and Somme, especially in the evening and night. All the attacks were unsucoeeeful. French attompte to attack easst of ...

... Marines Take Part in the Battle. ASSOCIATION WAS SPECIAL. British Headquarters in the Field, France, Bth October. is little difficult to describe the fighting, which developed yesterday afternoon in the terms of-an ordinary battle. Extending over front of ...

... and insists that hereafter lie must he trained to the highest poscible degree of self-ndiance. The learned in the Battle of the Somme cover many pages. No detail ie too minute for General on Armin. He analyses th• leieata of his men with characteeitsie ...

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

... patrol activity. Tho great Somme battle oontinoe*. Our yesterday, B ii %SL e 0 rta de «l> ,the more the great loosee inflitted on them by the heroic infantry and „ * » ...

... with the New Zealand Ferree, le Maned by the nigh Commissioner. After the great bound forrued by our armies in the battle of the Somme on the 11th mad nth Keptober heavy rain set is and the weather heroine latterly told. Our men holding the first lime ...

... WARRIOR. iti.m e‘10:1:1: ENDED. Captain the Re.. William Richard Ilentoo, of the Manehet.ter Refunent. who tell In the Battle of flu. Somme We In had santte tamer M▪ ut (Mbar Ihml .t !lens Ray. kept, Mal • stocktaaker. Itlek, be called. sr** adtatated at ...

... attendance this session. Principal Denney at the opening ceremony stated that four of their students had fallen in the battle of the Somme, and another had gained the for conduct under fire which waa dercribed as an examp!e of courage and devotion. Professor ...

... Englander anti result in hardship for our men in England.' It is pies-ant to relate that Ase the beginning of the battle of the Somme them Is • marked improvement in the condilien of English priminers oil (Immures. GERMAN I'ESSIMISM. Herbert lie)aril ...

... will hastened. General Smuts has done so well in East Africa that complete success is only a question of time. The Battle of the Somme continues, and the results obtained to the present, though less than hoped, are very valuable; and this offensive, as ...