... trenches. It does not say much for the training of the German army, if it has waited, as I presume it has, .for the battle of the Somme to aAive at the conclusions which von Arnim formulates. They have all been well understood in our own army since the ...

... OFFICIAL WAR OFFICE FILMS. The King Visits his Armies in the Great Advance (First Time). Kut Relief Force. Salonlca. THE BATTLE OP THE SOMME. THE ZEPPELINS BROUGHT DOWN ESSEX. Box-office 10 to 9. ’Phones: Gerr. 1444 & 1366- LONDON QPERA H° iINQSWAY and MUSEUM ...

... tramping. That they s'•ould be able to maintain day after day so fine a series of descriptive stories of this great Battle of the Somme is a testimony to their skill, tenacity, and powers of endurance. That they should receive decorations is a suggestion ...

... Satisfied. Paris, Oct. 14.—The cot respondeat the Liberte in the North of France telegraphs particulars regard recent battles on the Somme. spite the reserve observed the British Command, writes, I think 1 right in saying that the High Command very well ...

... kOf heavy calibre. It is no un•,!ling for the Germans at certain • ,tart triple artillery barrages at iiid 200 yards. battle of the Somme will con;lite all the efforts of the enemy %.Spck iF• Franco-British advance. The ourselves know how to give at ‘pi ...