... recent reconquest of terri y is the greatest that has taken place since the battle of the Marne, over two yeare ago—greater even than that taken in the first battle of the Somme, which lasted from July until winter put an end to operations on any laree ...

... missing. of the Somme. He says If the battle had not been cut two by bad weather it would shine TOUCH WITH THE ENEMY. forth in still more brilliant as a perfect PRENCH OFFICIST. | i type of modern hatile, for it 1s indeed the Tuesday of the Somme, as conceived ...

... the chap- lain, and a real good time we had. We were ai singing part -songs round the Gre until a late hour. of the word, SOMME BATTLE ENDED. I say part-songs im the broadest sense for if some musical ears I know of in Haddersield DVANCE AND A STRATECIC ...

... entitled “Why We Auac k,” tho Matin” says :— Foreseeing that the enemy's pian consisted ‘n escaping our grip, of which the battle of the Somme made him feel the severe effects, tha French command widened its plan, in agree- ment with our Allies, so that we are ...

... MEN FROM SWITZEBLAN Since the battle of the Somme # has been found impossible to maintain the Legion in @ at the strength of two © the dechine in the numbers of recruits. This ts due to the fact thai several States which wera among the incipel sources ...

... the detail ic largest plrnographs yet A large number of the picuires with the capture of by the Camm- en during the battle o: the Somme, and, ave some vivid of ‘the progress on the batde, from the preparation to the a order, “rounding up of the German ...

... The of the Battle of the Marne was allowed to go by withoat any epecial celebration, and we do not euppose thet more than passing notice will be taken of the Battle of the Somme, events with the splendid achievements of our sailors at the Battle of Jutland ...

... 900), Duke of Wellington's Regimen t, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Wilson, of 33 , Nettleton, Kirkheaton. es wounded in the battle of the Somme ly lust, and was sent to a London hospital. in in France in March last. He joined his regiment a Army he was Before ...

... above at 40,000 a month, but there are obvious reasons against adopting this course, unless, as was the case after the Battle of the Somme, he is obliged to make premature drafts on the class intended casual: for next year’s cam align In the German class ...

... other Germans staffs. who were them what lessons should be drawn from the battle of the somme to a report seized from the Ger- mans, M arres at the beginning of the batee of the Somme we placed the Germans in a position of extreme peril. Until May the Germans ...

... ares On movement of avi and rendered the araiery i It may be recalled that we bel @ cttni lar experionee daring the battles of the Somme (ll the pri-onera agree that our prolonged and biense bonhardments have inflicted tremendous ewuatics. of which it ...

... with The danger be put baek to the normal figure. is soul with this object efforts as violent as they were Since the battle of the Somme the action of ot the revisit merile, but whieh eventually did not preveat aeroplanes engaging the enemy in co-operauon ...