... things which ail politicians, though not the public, knew in that year of tra.gic disappointments. When 1917 dawns, the battle of the Somme, in which the British reported 420,000 casualties and the French about half that number, while the Germans suffered ...

... the world. Perhaps no films have everywhere created a greater sensation. Until he took ” the opening, attack at the Battle of the Somme from just in front of Beaumont Hamel, and his pictures were shown in this country, there was the haziest possible idea ...

... subsequently increased to 150. Counsel could not sry whether they were all manufactured before the Battle of the Somme, hut the Tanks which took part that battle were all made either at Foeters’ \'orks at Lincoln, or by the Metropolitan Carriage Company. They ...