... published to-day the regarding the hooty captured by French and British troo ps during the first four months of the battle on the Somme is the most eloquent testimony to the vigour of our offensive. ...

... eknhusiastic reception for TALLY-HO V.C. Coionoi J. V. Campbell, the hero of the famous charge of the Cokfetreamers in the battle of the Somme, whose galhant exploit that occasion gained the V.C., returned his home at Oswestry short leave from the front on Saturday ...

... and Sat, at Nifhtly d3O to _lO Bristol street picture hoi^e. Coay and Sdecl. Errnir.f continoona. Dally T:, Week; THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME** Film o»xp!ata Copy direct London. Booking ______ ...

... Reservep.]} Wirs tue Britrrsy IN THE Frerp ucéeday. Monday’s the victcry—aheady most and costiy that we have won since the Battle of (he Somme began— is hourly enhanced We continue to press forward over the upland and along tise tiver. “The stream of prisoners ...

... -° I \ \\l. \ j W XX--o\\ .{ ■' }£.. Ss?\ \ ■ • * y|Py/ ,1 \ |.. Special war lilms, including the famous film of the battle of the Somme, will shown during the next fortnight at the various factories of Messrs. Vickers, Ltd. A large number of munition makers ...

... formidable that certain regiments lost up of their effectives. Yet they were in vain. The Germans yesterday began a furious battle on the Somme, and it is our sw.vucrs who have gained a great victory. “North of the Somrae some hostile detachments after a brisk ...

... altogether the Bulow standpoint is still hard and unyielding. Whether Bulow has seen the handwriting on the wall since the battle of the Somme is the only hopeful possibility. ...

... the fifth month the battle of the Somme the superiority the clear on the day. Our action, incessantly developed and amplified, realises all it* objective*. Far from diminishing iutewrty and extern, the alternate offensive on the Somme increases gain of ...

... urgency). CINEMA PICTURES TO STIMULATE MUNITIONS OUTPUT. Yesterday afternoon the official cinematograph pictures of the Battle of the Somme were in a huge garage in Birmingham to several thousand workpeople. The object is impress munition workers with the ...

... ‘oar 180 Worvemie:s, sou of ee Foad, wick, 8, Rosefie.d- in action, Pean, of the i ving died fro-s Warvicks, 18 Ms ha battle of the Somme. His home was at Wells-street, Private Herbert Bornes, 8th Sen'h Sta ffor re Regiment, was in action ys the ning of ...

... **Echo Paris,” says:—lt is undeniable that better weather our progress would have been greater. is seen that as the battle proceeds on Somme defends his positions more arid more desperately, accumulating fresh batteries and renewing his reserves. We must ...

... information published to-day regarding the booty captured by the French and British troops during the first (our.moqth* the battle of the Somme most eloquent testimony to vigour of our offensive. Tho German pr© did not cease to proda that the Imperial Headquarters ...