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... Eoyal Highness at the memorial vice for officers, non commissioned nfficoi- men of the Grenadier Guards who fell 1,1 battle of the Somme, which was held I. Trinity Church, Sloane Street, yestcidj.' The* Association of Chambers of Commer e. ■' representing ...
... GAINS ON THE SOMME. RIDGE TAKEN BY ALLIES. ADVANTAGE NEVI POSITIONB. The lettoe Jtticle has been receiied from a steltiniormsd soon, To how pinch we hate gained, in the sisy of tactical pootion, by the first three months of the Battle of the Somme, one must ...
... Thuredef•—tinting 00 ening After the great bound forward by our the French Expert Counatater says:— armies in the battle of the Somme on the )3th tll the informatMn received tends, to coo- 4 „ ion , rain set hem the feet that the fall of the village ...
... message from the correspondent the Liberfce” on the .Somme front states that the struggle for Sailly will remain one of the finest, and the same time one of the most, tragic, episodes of the battle of the Somme. The small number prisoners captured emphasises ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Tb© Tlm«i says:—For reasons which fcre not yet clear the Germane continue to circulate imaginary reports of mighty battles on the Somme. They magnify minor and sectional encounters into terrific conflicts, in which their own troops are invariably represented ...