... month of the battle of the Somme ip-riorlty of the Allies is clear it waa the dsy. Our action incessantly deirlo f d and amplified realises all its objectives. Far from diminishing in intensity and extent tv mate- offensive of the Somme increases r.f ...

... his chief of staff, -Tor the ssoo-lent manner in which thov cheeked the Fraaco-British attacks and thns gained the battle et the Somme.—Central KNOCKED DOWN A THAU. ...

... THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME. Cr» Dooolas Haio's despatch describing tb battle of the Somme hw, in respect of m.nj its details of the fighting in the sumwer-auti offensive, been anticipated the daily munique, forwarded at the time and more elaborate deeeriptions ...

... that the recent reconquest of territory the greatef-t has taken since the battle of the Marne, over taw. years ago—greater even than that taken in the first battle of the Somme, which I sated from July until winter put end to operations any large scale ...

... Inli hi* Mt'KS foiw-luaioas ' o( tlw boraroo. H»> say? If battle h» ...

... mamriivrinc while withdrawing in such condi without the risk of one day being out flanked. . , i battle from Arras to the thereforo con»cqnenco the battle of the Somme, which the enemv recognise the necessity retiring. the Germans have decided to do soielv arc ...

... disaster come upon him, is more rapid, over the time in which it has been in progress, than that which was achieved in the battle of the Somme. Satisfactory as that feature necessarily is, the greater feet most still be boras n mind that the results of the struggle ...

... Drgcoort and Queant. Meanwhile the lossea of the enemy are in excess of anything that could have been imagined. The battle of the Somme cost 790,000 Germans placed born combat. It is impossible estimate those incurred in the bloody defeat of Arras. 'Hie ...

... SWITZERLAND. Since the battle of the Somme has born found impossible M Maintain the Legion in Franae the strength of two regmsraie owing decline the numbers of reermte. This due te the fed that Statee which were among thi' prinotpai sources recruitment ...

... luxury. The ether day in Haneheater met young man with only one log lying in the street gutter drank. He bed leg in tha battle of the Somme, and meeting tome aoldier they had all become drunk. (the apeaker) called that man hit brother. Ha lifted hie bat fate ...

... estimated above 40,000 month, but there are obvious reasons against adopting this course, unless, as was the case the Battle of the Somme, m obliged make premature drafts the class intended for next year’s campaign. Tn due German casualty lists for May cent ...

... divisions into which cavalry formed ahorlly before the British Army burned north. In the summer of last year, when battle of lb# Somme opened. Sir Hubert mad* a temporary general and an army com raander, and ten months ago was raiaed his present permanent ...