... be Great Hnglo-frencb Offensive: Che Battle Area. .v/ S THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME : WHERE BRITISH AND FRENCH TROOPS HAVE ADVANCED. The battle that is still raging north and south of the River Somme began, it will be remembered, on July i with ...

... SITUATlOJi ; BATTLE OF THE SOMME A TEST OF : STRENGTH—RUSSIAN ^ IN . . ARMENIA . [ FeOM OuE M . UXTIV . Y COUEESTOKTEN ? . ] ' Tiieeb are reports in France that troops from the German sector in front of 'Verdun havo been seen on the Somme , and _ particularly ...

... to-day reports a slorlaus vivtai in tha capture Posiam. This tt»a rawrard of soma of mast dogged f»sf*t* ins sinca the battles of the Somme befan cave occasionally nndor the charge a. single non-oonuniesioued officer, the idea being that j the intensity our ...

... taken b y us at Pozieres include two battalion commanders , ( p . T . ) Ouh military correspondent 3 iscusses the '' Battle of tie Somme , a t « sfc of strength , and Russians in Armenia . ( p . 6 . ) Tee following losses were , recorded in the casualty ...

... MARBLE STANDS. WIRE GUARDS, &C. Designs and Priem on Application. Latest News. [PI/1198 ASSOCIATION WAR THE WAR. THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME. CALM FOLLOWS SUNDAY'S SEVERE FIGHTING. IMPORTANT ADVANTAGES GAINED B 1 BRITISH. TWO GUNS AND 60 MORE PRISONERS CAPTURED ...

... MONDAY. After the comparative lull on Friday and Saturday the Battle of the Somme was resumed yesterday with great fierceness along the front from Pozieres to Ouiliemont. Attacking from the south-west and south-east respectively, our Territorial and ...

... BATTLE for the ridge. four german attacks smashed by OUR GUNS. FIERCE HAND-TO- . AND FIGHTING. Battle of the Somme: Thoroughly alarmed by the British advance towards highest points of the Bapaume Plateau, the Germans have brought to this ot the front ...

... TOE SHIELDS DAILY NEWS, WEDNESDAY, JULY 26. ' on* te«k for gr*nt*d Hut th* 1 tktxkahs or cim was. TH» A boctoa Battle of the Somme, litsroitlag Oatketins »t H*w*mU*. Welth Farmer’* Sod Aceoaed of^ PriCOUTt ftlld Lsßoisell® inf«mir Veteran# the Omenean ...

... refrain from protosting amtinst it under the breath. The special cencern of this country at the moment is the Battle of the Somme. That battle is going to deride something—is perhaps going to decide very much. And those who word(' have an intelligent ...

... now in the hinds of the British. REASE TN THE VIOLENCE OF' THE BATTLE. ! morning's Times remarked: itrent!on of the nation is rightly con. red upon the terrine battle still raging. Somme, and now that the conflict has' an extremely vrilic . al staire• ...

... Mahomedan Power and her prestige as undisputed mistress of the sea. first peoples army is being smashed in the i raging battles on the Somme, while her internal strength s being broken by the heavy and by the terrible recollections which the fighters bring ...

... outbreak of fhe war worked at Fairbairn’s Wellington Foundry, Leeds, was killed in and five children. action in the battle of the Somme. He leaves a widow Private C, F. Pacey (21), Regiment, has succumbed to a wound i the head inflicted by a Ger- man eniper ...