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... FROM SOCIALIST IN THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME. My dear Comrade,—Just a line, as pro. mised, to give the readers of Justice some, if a vague, account of the great offen• sive. I see by the Sunday Chronicle, dated July 2, a glowing account of the struggle ...
... SCRU TATOR. THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME. T HE past week in the Somme region has been one of surprising and continuous British success, which must be measured not so much by the actual ground gained, though the gain has been considerable, as by the undoubted ...
... 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. ...
... shell'; and a 335-mm. (or 12-in.) shell They show certain kinds of heavy matériel the French gunners have used in the battle on the Somme. The enormous bulk of the two former types of shell, in particular, may be judged from the L height of the French soldier ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Failure (p. 95) The Vioeroy's A. D.C. 's (p. 96) Magistrates and Milk (p. 98)—Elmer Prather (p. 98) BCRUTLTOR : The Battle of the Somme - 99 The French Yarkkag 100 B r 101 l s .latest 100 • Offensive hi Anemia A Troop Train Tragedy 102 . Paris en Fete ...
... of Loughton, was wounded at the battle of the Somme on July 7th. The wound i , in the ,right leg, caused by a piece of shell,, Lieut. Salter- is now in the 3rd 'London Geersral Hospital at Wands. 'worth Common. Somme( ...
... authoritative account of the brit phases of the battle of the Somme from July 1 to July 10 will be published in the French papers to-morrow. The French battle (mot on July 1. hots north and smith of the Somme. was about ten miles long. and the French troop% ...
... • • • • 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 ...
... the offensive on the Somme. As a matter of fact they do not hinder it in any way. for the French Command, foreseeing the counter-movement, took all the necessary measures to parry it. he day will come when the menace on the Somme will he so urgent that ...
... PARIS, JULY 20. An authoritative account of the first phases of the Battle of the Somme from July 1 to July 10 will be published in the French newspapers to-morrow. The semi-official description speaks in the following terms of the union between the French ...