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... eteadily and surely from day to day, is more significant than any separate incursion through the German Front. “The battle of the Somme has emphatically demonstrated British organisation to be markedly superior, in one very important respect, to that of ...
... London after the Push At the hospital where the above view was taken some 300 r slightly wounded soldiers back from the battles near the Somme are being tended. This hospital has its roof covered with a L. little colony of houses where the men can benefit by ...
... on July Ist. Wounded in ranee one day and in a London hospital tie* neat is a literal fact. Lord Derby says: The Battle of the Somme has etn- Ichatically demonstrated British organisation to be markedly superior, in one very important respect, to that ...
... him. He believed in you—and you will justify his faith. What are We Doing? So while the guns are thundering in the Battle of the Somme, playing their mighty overture to the biggest war drama the world will ever see— Push' and Go—to Berlin —let us consider ...
... Russian Fr0nt 550,000 In the Trentino .. 130,000 In front of Verdun .. 80,000 In the Battle of the Somme 80,000 | Elsewhere on all fronts .. 60,000 i | 900,000 | TERRITORY, as shaded in the maps. | Field and Queen. ...
... with no longer marshy river as obstacle to our attacking Ally. The Battle of the Somme.— Comparing the Crown Prince’s Verdun offensive with that of the French and British on the Somme, we note that in each case five days sufficed to bring the first rush ...
... °PEN COUNTRY LIES BEFORE BRITISH ARMY ON THE SOMME. Haig’s Troops Nearly Through German Defensive Organisation. Written for The People by Gen. CHERFILS, of the French Army, I ' battle of (be Somme r y '! 8 ,n way entirely satis- Allies, and a new h forward ...
... Canadian soldier and forwarded by Miss Bramer, 40, Keswick-st., Plymouth. No. 3 was found after the first attack in the battle of the Somme, probably belongs a member of the Hampshire Regt., and was sent by Pte. Hamper, 6545, Isi K. Warwick Regt., A Co. No ...
... Soldiers’ Own Stories of Thrilling Incidents in the Battle the Somme. We here give soldiers’ own stories of the “Great Push.” They bring home to readers the various phases of the battle of the Somme and show what our splendid fighting men are “up against ...
... other carefully chosen part the front. All the counterattacks which th© Germans have attempted in the course of the battle of the Somme have completely failed, vide the enemy’s momentary re-occupation of the villages of Gontalmaison and Bazentin-le-Petit ...
... • • • • READING THE WAR NEWS IN HOSPITAL. _ earryenatnlynoclYtleite 9 General Joffre inspects Hun prisoners after a battle in the Somme area. • . :xr . 4 •.. . • • • 1 , 4 , 4 •, .. . • % ' ~ • • • ' r 3 ...
... Chief Commissioner of the North-West Frontier Province, India, was reported missing, and, it is feared, killed, in the battle of the Somme on July 1. Captain Koos, who was forty-eight years of age, was practising as a solicitor in South Africa at the outbreak ...