... invincible Roche will get such shock as lie has never dreamed of. The battle of the Somme, forsooth, has destroyed the legend of Prussian invincibility. What happened at. the battle of the Marne? What happened at the marvellous defence of Ypres? What happened ...

... the search for Mrs. Mac, the lady patient in a nursing home who escaped from the nurse’s protection after seeing the Battle of the Somme pictures at Walton-on-Thames on Wednesday night. lady believed to be Mrs. Mac, called at the house of a friend in London ...

... SOMME RATTLE. VAIN SEARCH FOR SHELTER. Very remarkable descriptions of the battle on the Somme have been given lately in the Gersten Press. They all breathe a very different tone from the arrogant assumption of victory that was to be found in the writings ...

... DURING THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME. Salonika recently, and an officer has now been despatched to Mesopotamia. . . . Early in 19x5 it became necessary to make dsfinite arrangements with regard to the provision of land in France for the burial of British officers ...

... 84141 of Mr. (;,. T. BiNulph, surd granekson of the first Earl of Se:home, Douglas House, Petersham, who fell at the battle of the Somme on September 16th, at the early age of 19. The eongrc,gation included the father (Mr. G. T. Biddulph), the Earl of S ...

... THE SOMME ADVANCE. The battle on the Somme continues, but both the Brit' the French communiques are bract. Berlin claim that all the Allied attacks have been repaired, but references to the brave troops of General Sixt Arnim and to the temporary p ...

... SHEEN. King George Visits his Armies IN THE Great Advance THE SECOND BIG OFFICIAL WAR PICTURE. Companion Films to the Battle of the Somme. As this will prove, of even greater Interest than its predecessor, this Exceptional Attraction will be shown ALL NEXT ...

... points. Prussianism would its moo, to give the Conference a hearty welcome Waterloo in the battle of the Somme. In the re that county. (Applause.) He had also the battle between heaven and hell the Waterloo nonour to be president of the South Ereex the child ...

... barrage has become play for our soldiers on the Somme, but it is no uncommon thing for the Germans at certain points to start triple artillery barrages at 800, 600, and 200 metres. But the battle of the Somme will continue despite all the efforts of the ...

... the IVth German Corps—which previous to and during the war he has continuously commande —during the early part of the Battle of the Somme ; this precious document by what, were we Germans we should, no doubt, regard as a special dispensation of Providence ...

... coffee ration, and the best the ocommissariat can run to sto mthe men with seltzer water, a poor ment in the midst of a battle like the Somme. But there still scems to be any quantity of marmalade, which is not the same article we eat in England, but a kind ...

... I don't aasurne it. The Chairman: What we are anxious to Alderman Crow: %e assume they will do know i 4 whether the battle of the Somme what is right. was arranged in Hoe-street. Walthanistow. The Chairman: We sit bete as a judicial Mr. Sharman: Oh, no; ...