... the conquered, that the French with their Allies are now striving for the Somme. The battle of the Somme has destroyed the German will to conquer before Verdun. As the Somme battle has developed, the German attacks Verdun have become weaker ...

... German Forces Used Up. The battle of the Somme is successfully fleveloping towards this objective of securing the balance of equilibrium. This is confirmed the facts concerning the manner in which the lierman forces are being used up in the struggle which ...

... Wasting Divisions, To sum up, between 1 July and 17 September 67 fresh divisions were engaged the Germane in the battle of the Somme. Of these troope 34 divisions were seut to the British front and 33 divisions, pdas 17 battalions, went to the French ...

... thrown. The battle of the Somme is successfully developing towards this objective, of securing the balance equilibrium. This is confirmed by the facts concerning the manner in which the German forces are being used in the struggle which is now battle. Between ...

... SOMME EFFECTS. BREAKING DOWN THE EQUILIBRIUM. LEJMUiSSED ENEMY. Mr. H. Warner Allen, the special correspondent with the French Armies, is able to produce an account showing the far-reaching effect of the battle of the Somme the prospects of the Allies ...

... striving for tho Somme like all the Allies arc pursuing it on the rest of the front. From this point of view again—which is the only one that counts —the results of the battle of the Somme are most satisfactory. The battle of the Somme has ...

... that between July 1 and September 17 67 fresh divisions aod 17 fresh battalions were engaged by the Germans in the battle of the Somme. Of these troops 34 divisions were sent to the British front, and 33 divisions, plus 17 battahons, went to the French ...

... nothing either in the way of strength of body, width of mind, or power of character? And yet, at this present time, the Battle of the Somme is reminding us what splendid material these boys would be if they received for a short time an adequate training. If ...

... t by artillery superior to theirs, and in every encounter with the Allied infantry they have been beaten. Thus the battle of the Somme, addition to using up enormous numbers of Germany’s men and vast quantities of her materia] of war, and bringing about ...

... striving for on the Somme like all the Allies are pursuing it on the rest of the front. From this point of view again—which is the only one that counts —the results of the battle of the Somme are most satisfactory. The battle of the Somme ...

... Excuses. The successes on Monday and Tuesday, therefore, form a distinct and crucial phase in the Battle of the Somme. Our line, freed from the chiet obstructions, now commands the ground ahead towards Bapaume, and the French, on their part, will be able ...

... last attacks have succeeded with far few er casualties on our side than | ever before on such a day of success in this battle of the Somme. The 'casualties, indeed, were very light | considering the striking successes gained. The enemy is in retreat. not ...