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... strongly fortified positions. These Imo' ceases are a fitting sequel to the fine achievements of my Army last year in the Battle of the Somme and reflect great credit ow those responsible for drawing op the plans of Ws campaign. Ozosos R.I. ...
... fall first. The truth is that, while the retreat is | not defeat, itself it the price that is paid for defeat. The battle was won the Somme and the Anere, and now are reaping the fruits and Germany paying the bill. It was an intelligent anticipation the ...
... GERMAN ATTACKS SOUTH OF BAPAUME. ALL REPULSED WITH LOSS. ARTILLERY BATTLE AT YPRES AND ON THE SOMME, BRITISH RAIDS AT LOOS. Last report from Six Douglas Haig, wired from Headquarters at 9.12 p.m., stated:— Our troop* havfc made further progress to-day ...
... that Lieut G. H. Ma—n. the now famous cinematographer who red the bulk of that renowntd and historic war picture, The Battle of the Somme. has fairly eclipsed himself in the latest fi'ms of the Great Advance Lieutena,ot we kern from a well-informed unrce ...
... g while withdrawing in such condition without the of one day being outflanked. The battle from Arras to the Oise is, therefore, the consequence the battle of the Somme, which led the enemy to recognise the necessity retiring. If the Germans have decided ...
... in the Battle of the Somme forced upon them only by actual defeat on the ground. This is a strategical retreat, revealing a new phase of weakite-s( in their defensive conditions. It has not cores to OUT generals as a surprise. After the Battle of Boom ...
... and Runcorn' for the other three. The record of these two day s i s withr,ut a parallel Fince, at an 7 rate. ttu-3 Battle of the Somme beiTan on July 1, 1916. Eighteen Germ an and seven lan--came involuntarily to earth on Ray 2, and o n Feb. ruary 15 ...
... THE SOMME. The Times, referring to the the Britleh Une on the Somme (as in the Sunda., edition of the Sadisa), w.: Little by little we are learning the extent of the take over which was effected between the British and French Armies the Somme front ...
... shown. This wonderful picture has been described as displaying mud and heroism. It is a worthy successor to the Battle of the Somme film and should not be missed. The programme also includes The Village Scandal (twopart comedy), and the twelfth ...
... point of view. To explain the present, it is only necessary to study the past, and to, conned it with the fames. The Battle of the Somme was not sufficiently understood. It WO regarded merely as succession of beiiliant-vietories for the British and ourselves ...
... south the Scarpe. suggest that the selection was ai least partially forced the British operation which began with the battle of the Somme. The enemy has not been able make the same choice selection of position his line of retirement, with the result, that ...
... irregular order after tbo flying Oeriuaus, and tasting joys and dangers open lighting. They gathered the fruit# of the. battle of the Somme, losing scarcely a handful of men the occupation pf towns and vil lages and stretches of country all fortified for powerful ...