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... military sense. The British. prefacing their new effort with a bombardment (spiel in intensity to that which opened the battle of the Somme, have gained mO4 important ground. • and have firmly establiphed themselves upon it. The Freneh have done even better ...
... he expects the third year commander. to the French Army. He phrase of the witty Irish offi cer w h ose story of the battle of the Somme I of war to witness the fulfilment of our , peered in the Press a few days task. May he prose as true a prophet you ...
... LOCAL HEROES OF THE SOMME. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, the official historian of the British Expeditionary •Force in France and Flanders, deals in the current issue of the Strand Magazine with the ' earlier phases of the Battle of the .Somme (1916). We reproduce ...
... send-off for the newl In - July,-1916, lie was ;seriously wounded in year. - A . capital program m e- had been the battle of the Somme, but recovered-antranged. and was highly appreciated the ficiently to return to the fi•ont,early in 1917. ' audience ...
... Sunday night. At the time the ;Crown Prince's Army • forced the. passage . of ' :the SoMme below Ham, and gained the -heights to the west - of the river,. Between- the Somme and the Oise, in time face of desperate re.sistance 'frern British cavalry and infantrv ...
... picturesque, as well , M one of the mesa serviceable, of the war. It not rank with the victory of the! m ax ae, or Battles of the Somme and the Annie. tor the vital and iriaterial military gained; but it serves to ease the • strain upon our extra European ...
... of s, Cross Allen road, Heighten, . near Sheffield. has seen a gnod deal strenuous service. partici. paled in the battles of the Somme, the Anere, and Arras. besides minor engagements. WA 4 wounded and eliell-shocked at Monchy. lie enlisted in March ...
... I that in spite of the intensity of the struggle, more bitter ~e nerally than the Battles of the Somme .and - the Ancre, our casualties since the opening of the Battle of Arras are from to 75 per eent, less than those suffered by us last summer and autumn ...