... OF THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME. The Spectator, commenting on the exhibition of the cinema films taken in the trenches the battle of the Somme, says London during the past week has been greatly stirred by the public of the cinema films of the ...

... THE BATTLE OP THE SOMME. Next Thursday and the two following days the greatest of war films will shown at the Cinema House. Throughout the country the subject has been viewed millions of people. “The Battjle of the Somme ’■ differs in one essential particular ...

... that have captured 110 square miles of ground in the first four days of tlio battle, as against 44 square miles which took in the first four months of the battle of the Somme in 1916. ...

... war. The plan broke down in consequence of the battle of the Marne, which, he says, was great strategical victory for France. Verdao be accounts defeat for Germany, and he declares that the battle of the Somme convinced the German military leaders that under ...

... Andbbws, Saturday, October 14, ISIS. ST ANDREWS. , Battle op the Somme Film. The citizens St Andrews are greatly indebted to the Oiaema House for giving them an opportunity seeing the now ■ famous Battle the Somme film. Large . numbers were present at the e ...

... moet persist, ently hampered the military operations of our armies on the western front. Last year it brought the battle of the Somme to a standstill, and on almost all occasions wet spell has set in just as onr great offensives have developed. is p ...

... in 1916 in the rigid structure of Germanic military power that seemed all-triumphant just year ago. THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME and its sequel, the battle of the Ancre, have driven another wedge into it. is quite true that the Franco-British forces are still ...

... will 'be &n the Scottish Women’s Hospital at Abbaye de Royaumont, where the 300 beds are filled by wounded - from the battle of the Somme. The Scottish Women’s Hospitals will register under the new War Charities Bui. This appeal is made with the approval ...

... the safety of his linos, h© must sacrifice thousands hjs men the attempt to hold and the end he must fall back. The battle of the Somme was n- complete vindication of Sir Douglas Haig’s policy. The Germans held the strongest military defences that could ...

... haustod and could more. Waterloo was toe battle a day and decided the fate Europe for half a century : the battle of the Somme may for weeks or even months; yet toe German line getting attenuated both the eastern and the western fronts, and with the gradual ...

... Pastor enhardt why our men were deliberately starved, and they explained that it was a punishment, because during the battle of the Somme the British kept German prisoners three days in the front line without food. Evidently they believed this,” Singer, ...

... STRAFFING THE GERMANS. Writing the battle of the Somme the Spectator says The positions seized by our men were dominating positions overlooking vast German armies, with alltheir military impedimenta, for a great distance. Our observers placed on those ...