... BRITISH LOSSES SMALL. CES, The Paris ndent of the p.m. tele: crap! last ICES, both the British and French troops in t battle of the Somme have been extrao light. I am able to make this statemen authority of a high military personago, : POOL. ICES, supplemented ...

... THE SOMME OPERATI tense | ARTILLERY TO BE BROUGHT | ow vow pr- | 19 Villages Captured by OUR ALLY’S LOSSES VE SMALL. (Press Aesociation War Special.) PARIS, Wedne The semi-official statement issued says:— The battle of the Somme, a hindered by a violent ...

... Riga front, where their artillery is destroy- Last Russian official report 43 - 2-8 3 ne 3g The first stage of the battle of the Somme ing the German trenches. On the Dvina front and the Dvir has come to an end after continuing unin- The bombardment lasted ...

... of the offensive by the British from 1 did and to the point where they link up ¥ lem French forces. pite Before the battle of the Somme can rich its victorious course it is important t the advance, which was slower in the Britis and speedier in the French ...

... measure expected success. -- It has been Mid that Netrve and Loos were the initiation the -new British arniies; the Battle the Somme has supremely proved our voiunter; soldiers to worthy of the mosf spieqdid British traditions.” HOW DEFEAT GERMANY, Do ...

... authoritative account of the first | Battle of the Somme, which is pu! the French papers to-day, lays great preparation for this offensive on th ied more than four months :—‘ Ni organisation been carried so far as Somme. Old roads were broadened, n ilt, ...

... indicate falling off in the intensity of the fighting, and this battle of the Somme, to use a convenient and comprehensive term that comprises a series of engagements each really a battle in itself, may continue for long time. Official and unofficial reports ...

... correspondent of the Centr Eile wired yesterday :—After some of the 5 fighting that has marked the whole c ought the battle of the Somme front, the Briti tacks prising Scottish, South Africans, and T troops, have driven the famous Brande from the Delville ...

... confidence in ultimate victory being shattered, at least shaken. GERMANS TERRORISED BY OUR AIRMEN Nothing since this battle on the Somme began (says the war correspondent the Daily News) has stopped our constant bombing from aeroplanes of important military ...

... the ses re ov FILMS VP OVUNME MR. LLOYD GEORGE AND OB Zia. OF SHOWING THEM. “A private exhibition of official films battle of the Somme at the Seala AVY London, to-day, was attended by many of the Army General Staff. Mr. Lioyd sent the following letter ...

... the Western front cn llth is published by the ‘‘ Koelnische art of zeitung :— “To-day the Kaiser was with us. and in battle on the Somme is not yet over, © dis- attacking strength of the Anglo-Frenc has been broken. On the unshakable of our soldiers it ...

... clearly to go in our fav THE SOMME BATTLE GERMAN REPORT OF FIGH lorme which IN JULY. AMSTERDAM, Wedn onne. The German evening papers ublish th r our part of sa long report from eadquarte y hit. cerning the battle of the Somme in July. It is stated that ...