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... famous Red Seal photo-play. THURSDAY: AARAH BERNHARDT in a great S-act tragedy. ** JEAN OORE.” MONDAY, Oct. 16th: THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME.” PUBLIC NOTICES. IR CUA F T INSURANCE PROPERTY RISKS. PERSONAL RISKS. For Lowest Rates apply to— FREDERICK B. GILL ...
... I t! 1 Of Mlelit) Oonten. A special correspondent th• French Army, writing on 28 to blit.roing Post. - says:— In Ow battle of the Somme the Alhad 'drama • as anti ratooesalsas wars a machine, with • thousand parte and a !..:1!:on complication., ally ca&nb ...
... 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 ...
... the the 4th German Corps, thinks of Britisy Army is revealed in the course of a voluminous document dealing with the battle of the Somme aud its lessons, which has been captured by our it begine by paying a tribute to our iniantry. “The infantry has UD» ...
... BEVERLEY CASUALTIES THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME The first Martins of the winser session, organised by the 8.W.T.A.. for the wives and mothers of soldiers, wsa held, last casnalties to Beverley soldiers Thursday afternoon, in Nsbool- jj been reported daring ...
... by nu: means stood during the last fortnight. Assuming, aocontna to One cetinatt. wee* German in the West eturng the battle of the Somme. the French and had tkifeateti some. their like a haft of the total German tomes. like a men in all. during the laat ...
... THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME. Al!ied Advance as Sure and Remorseless as Fate. ...
... however, are united in their determination to exact full reparation for Germany’s crime. THE PRESSURE ON THE SOMME. The battle of the Somme is not yet over, and though the Germans may .claim that their line, though bulged and battered, is ‘‘unbroken ...
... happenings in war, anid coincidences. Here is just one. Two brothers had joined the forces, Each had taken part in the big battles an the Somme. Both had entered as privates. Both have got commissions. Each also had had varying experiences in the war, and each ...
... 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 ...
... fire of cur battenes. ported to the north of Saillicel were caught by FRANK GERMAN COMMENT. The commenting on the battle - of the Somme, “Tt is easy to conceive how the urfailing repe- tition of onr successes must impress the German people. We find an ...
... from hardships endured, valour displayed, and sacrifice grandly made. The heroism of the British troops in the great battle of the Somme was now known and fully appreciated our boys. . They hud only to see behind our present linos the great strength of ...