... FRENCH MENACE TO ST. QUENTIN. COMING BATTLE BETWEEN THE SOMME AND OISE. LOOKING FOR A HINDENBL-BG LINE.” (From Our Military Monday Nicbt. I expressed some cum* ago the vpiu.-ao that the •enemy would brought battle before r&u bis new dine, but the steady ...

... the truth from them surprising how much they appear know. Tim people say they could almost gather the progress the battle of the Somme the change in demeanour of the Boches. They made no bones about their apprehonsions the pfospect cf facing another great ...

... their ooo'ness and coumgc during terrible moments. I was the .Battle of the Somme for nearly three monthe,’ cozvt.nues, and got through unscathed A very •lucky chap I am. Since I left the Somme and Ancre district I have been operating in a different part ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... assuming the retreat to have nearly reached its intended limit, for the present, it is a very notable sequel to the battle of the Somme, and is much the biggest movement in the. West since the victory of the Marne. The German Press describes the great ...

... lad Nursing Y- f6 amt ON TWO FRONTS An. Indian Male Corps ia France and OaUfcpolL By MAJOR H. M. ALEXANDER, 3/« The Battles of the Somme PHILIP GIBBS. (20lk 6/. «s,s GALLIPOLI CSOth Thousand) JOHN MASEFIELD. 2/6 net W. HEINEMANN. 21, Bedford Street, W ...