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... demands. . . &rause the nerve battle which has now raged on the western iront for more than a week people are beginning to wonder where we are going to the men to make good the wa4age. as it there is ogle wastage when a big battle is fought. War wastage goes ...
... small tributary of the Somme. Vermand is situated on this etrease. , a village on the west bank of the Sonune, eig i rti, oath of Pesonne, taken by the French in the previous &Somme lighting. . Pneasa, an ancient town on the Somme. evacuated hy the Gennem ...
... she had to improvise what Germany had had ready for years and years. But if I am not mistaken it was only after the battle of the Somme that British film propaganda in the U.S.A. was taken up and pushed on something approaching the scientific lines Pursued ...
... We have now reacoed the sixth day of the battle. The enemy so tar unable to record any decision. It has been possible for him, it is true, to retake a ?onion of the ground he lost during the battle of the Somme. but up to the present he has in no aay ...
... decoration for the 'capture barehanded iv 0 his gun squad of a michine gun from a German masked emplicerieut in the battle of the Somme-. ...
... FRANCE AND FLANDERS, VOL. III., 1916, in which Sir Arthur Conan Doyle gives the first detailed account of the gigantic Battle of the Somme. Uniform with above The British Campaign in France and Flanders, Vol. I., 1914 (Third Edition) The British Campaign ...
... general recognition. The wonderful work done by the few available machines in the Great Retreat and the subsequent battle of the Somme became generally known. The demand for aeroplanes for Army service became insistent. But the aircraft constructors in ...
... g e awa k en _ A Grand Example. Mg. Inside a week all the achieve- . There is another reason why Parliaments of the battle of the Somme, that 'meat should be called together. The _ lasted in its many phew* eight months fee!ing of the nation needs a rallying' ...
... SCHEME. 'IRST CAMBRAI BATTLE PLAN EXTENDED. The immediate endeavour of the enemy seems obvious. It is an enlargement •of his strategical plan in the attack on November 30, against the lines we held after the first Cambrai battle, and it covers the same ...
... pressure of the enemy is against our Hne in those desolate tracts of Picardy, across which the Germans retreated after the battles of the Somme. The news comes back from out of the thun- derous vortex in disjointed scraps. At 10.59 this morning the enemy was ...
... stories of his experiences. I was most amused to bear bow he became a bee-keep.r Prone. Hs relate, that, after the great battles of the Somme last year, he followed th.• retreating Germans through Bagesunce and on to Bullicourt. During the heavy fiahtinr for ...