... HEW BATTLE ON THE SOMME STILL STRIKING AT ANGLO-FRENCH JUNCTION. GERMANS MAKE SLIGHT PROGRESS. Yesterday the enemy attacked on the whole British front tenth of the Somme and against the French on our right Repulsed with lots on the soutaern and northern ...

... Association war Special.) . Paris, luesday. Reuter’s Expert Commesnwtiqn Writes:— * A fresh pause has intervened in the battle on the Somme front, which was only animated by reciprocal bombardments. There was, indeed, no Inrantry engagement, but a reewal of ...

... operations in the air. Our aeroplanes none the less reported the progress of the battle south the Somme, and fired into tneray Of the German machines which cp- this part the battle front eix were down our aeroplanes, and one was start down our anti-aircraft ...

... It is alse no violation of the censorship 'to announce that the American Government, fully realises that the second battle of the Somme may continue for some time }and that American forces may possibly be ‘the means of tipping the scale. { Every officer ...

... LOUTH GENERAL A PRISONER. Brigadior-Oengral Bellingham who was reported after the battle of the Somme. iN now known to he • prisoner-of-war in Germany. and is slightly wounded. He is the eldeat and ouly ing inn of Sir Henry Bellingham, Bart.. HM.! ...

... l iliiam Gr»fl Comutuioxx. new BATTLE ON THE SOMME \tlack on British and French Lines. ENEMY IN VILLERS - BRETONNEUX. Fighting Still Proceeding. Yesterday the Germans attacked the whole British front south of the Somme. 'rtrst, the attack was renewed ...

... who came over with the Canadian Expeditionary Force, was severely wounded on the flth of August, 1910. during Abe battle of the Somme. and had since been in hospital. His yonneest brother. Captain J. Steele•Nicholton. Royal Tr t ith Irffes, watt wound ...

... in the air. Our aeroplanes, none the leas, reported the progress the battle south the Somme, and fired into enemy troop#. Of the German machines which appeared this part of battle front six were brought down by our aeroplanes, and one was shot down our ...

... Freeborn. Cecil Street. is in hospital suffering from wounds. He eoliseei in 1914, and was shell-shocked at the Bret battle of the Somme. Richsrd Currie, who was recently discharged from the Revel Irish Fusiliers as unfit for further service, died at his ...

... Reuter’s expert commentator, = writing last night, says:— : , ' Yestorday was marked by a formidable }resumption of the battle on the Somme front. . o : ~ The renewal of the struggle at this point ‘was to be expected, as the Germans could not afford to relax ...

... 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 ...

... Private Richard Sherman, Montague Street, has died from wounds received is &Woo. His brother Ephraim was killed at the battle of the Somme in Jaly, 1916. Private Bettie Fry, son of Mr H. Fry, Carleton Street, has bees wounded in action. Sergeant-Major Thomas ...