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... anniversary of the Battle of Loos. On the 25th of September a year ago the British made a brilliant advance, but unfortunately, owing to the lack of supporting troops, the full fruition of a great effort was not reaped. The Battle of the Somme presents the ...
... t'ow a far more important personage even the eyes Ambassadors than is the Foreign Secretary. Somme's Official Story. For several weeks now the battle of the Somme has been concluded for all practical purpoties. Mr Asquith said much in his first speech as ...
... WOUNDED MEN FROM SOMME BATTLE. 230 ARRIVE IN ABERDEEN. Another ambulance train arrived Aberdeen yesterday afternoon with 230 men who had been Grounded in great Battle of the Somme. A large number of people gathered in the give the gallant fighters hearty ...
... British advanoo near 'JhiepvaL German attacks near Ham repulsed by French. Capture of 10,000 prisoners by the Russians. Battle of the Somme. The great event of the week has been the Allied offensive in France. It opens new, and what may prove decisive, stage ...
... have been overcome. The bravery -of our men in every field of battle has left an impression that will endure for centuries, and it will be confirmed by the new armies in the Somme battle. Yet to-day the British Army is in reality citizen army, unversed ...
... imminent, and that the enemy has already withdrawn his advanced troops. Somme Battle. While the British and French communique announce that only minor operations have taken place on the Somme owing to th.e bad weather, yesterday's Berlin communique mendaciously ...
... Genurai Von Kuhl, Chief Staff, for the excellent manner which they checked the Franco-British attacks and thus gained battle of the Somme.—Central Newts. AUSTRIA'S NEW CABINET. Zurich, Thursday. ell-informed circles consider that the composition the Austrian ...
... the West rather than the East that we should inclined to look for them. * * * In all the battles of the war, and in none more so than the great struggle on the Somme, by which all previous records have been broken, the immense part which artillery plays ...
... line from which our army advanced that morning. You feel, when yon see it, the thrill of the first moment of the long battle of the Somme—the subaltern giving the word his men, and himself springing first out of the trench, and falling almost at once, and ...