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... as in the battle of the Somme, just as tho battle of the Anore, Wytschaete, and Mcssines. the depth of the advance is being systematically limited on pre-detorroined front. It advance to the assault. Just Verdun cleared tbc way (or the Somme and forced ...
... Allied offensives- In regard to them since the. became leading feature the Mesteiu campaign, with the opening of »*• battle of the Somme, the record. - has been one steadily complete success. variety of reasons and cause* enter into these contrasted results ...
... To realise the position, imagine big capital C. That represented the German line in tho West up to last autumn. the battle of the Somme we hammered in middle section of the curve, and now the French at Verdun, and we at Ypres, are beginning to squeeze ...
... missed by his Soldier Brothers Joe and PEWIT—In levins memory of our dear brother Horace, who tell in action in (he battle of the Somme. August 16. 1916. . When we aaw his azniling (gee He eeemod strong acd brave; W« little thought bow soon bed Laid ...
... Upper Warwick-street. Liverpool, HIBST-ln ever-loving memory of Private Him. K-LR. who «r« killed in action in the battle of the Somme. August 18, 1916, aged 19 the youngast of four hroihers who are serving tbeir coanllry. Paid price.ââ!âNever forgotten ...
... at 11 p.m., and 1.45 and 7.15 this morning. The Lehr Regiment, whom the Kaiser called his brave Coburgers during the battles of the Somme, were very severely mauled yesterday, and suffered heavy losses. Both the 23£ th Division and the 3rd Guards Division ...
... ground soli and rendered the movement of artillery difficult. may be recalled that had similar experiences during the battles of the Somme. All the prisoners agreed that our prolonged and intense bombardment* have inflicted tremendous casualties, which it ...
... signalled quickly, that our guns have smashed his formations and caused great alauchter. The Germans used to call the battles of the Somme the “blood-bath,” Their diaries and their letters revealed the horror they had the shambles into which they were driven ...