... A LULL IN THE BATTLE Suoday. According to the latent news here thereuas • full in the battle of the Somme tu.day, the attacks tieing lees violent and lens numemun. On the other hand. It in oh erred that the enemy is earning out entrenchment umrke with ...

... Curler;' says au Exchange Copenhagen cablegram. publishes revelations of the Crown Prince Rupert rho says that atter the battle of the Somme 1916 and in the beginning of this year, ho expreesed • 111.11 for poem. but without result. %hes was ethane. ing Amiens ...

... Sun. Inemy cavalry has bows by ca sLry patrols and turned back in the noughoeurhoOd of Item end on the edge of the old Somme battle. fields. French infantry righting shoulder to shoulder with our .uen, and giving most gallant belie. Our army in these ...

... when the Germans' bombs were far in advanec of ours. After the Initt Division had taken Guillemont and Guinchy, in the Battle of the Somme, they were relieved by the Guards Division. and a war correspondent, tells bow the trash Guards going in met the Dublin ...

... Monday the Germans reported a new phase in the tremendous battle. What this means they do not nay, but at that time they had substantially reconquered all the ground lost since the Battle of the Somme, which was undertaken in July, 1916. In less than a week ...

... The regular battalions further south in front of La Boiselle and Grillers were in action also the first week of the Battle of the Somme, and equally well upheld the regiment's honour. Then in September they shared in the Irish Division's triumph at Ginchy ...

... wedding of Miss Irene Gladys Mace, formerly Sir Arthur Pearson’s secretary, to Captain lan Frayer, who was blinded in the battle of the Somme, There was a guard of honour formed of- officers who have been blinded lin the war. | . ; s : . Irish Fruit Exporting ...

... and shooting ' Up Tipp.,' at they climbed crest of Kiretah Tope Sint and sent Johnny Turk ffying beltertkelter. The battle of the Somme fotind.the old Iffth at Manses Wood, where, on July 3rd, they took 2 gene and 50 prisonere. Ten days Inn they ratified ...

... ACK & COUNTER-ATTACK .~ tonp BATTLE OF THE SOMME was carried a stage further yesterday b); “‘ tAh': launching of a new, powerful blow by the Germans for the capture o i|r» : S : v k_“:hs of the day’s fighting, according to the late communiques last night ...

... crossed without opposition many of the strong positions which the Germain defended with so much trustily during the fir 4 battle of the Somme. Tbiepvel, which they then bold against the most vigorous assaults, has now been yielded without • struggle. Bapaunie ...

... remarked at the time, ‘* It no exaggeration to say that without the American munition supplies there: would have been no battle of the Somme, and that we could not possibly have produced the explosives and material which have énabled us %o obtain the necessary ...

... strategic retreat was a surprise. The weather favoured the secrecy of the withdrawal, which was the result of the battle of the Somme and a precaution against an Allied offensive. The enemy withdrew, hoping to return again, and, indeed, he did return ...