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... Doomed Idol of Militarism and with the Triumph of the New Army ; sketches and articles, in prose and verse, on tf‘;e Battle of the Somme; more Benevolent Neutrality ; a German Heart-to heart Talk . War-time Advertisements; Dodging the Flag a new sport for ...
... grasp of the much-vaunted Brandenburghers. The capture of Pozieres logically concluded the second stage of the great Battle of the Somme; it definitely established the British on the line to which the second main *‘ push ’’ was directed. The ** Times ' ...
... prosper!s. Ten Days* Work. Splendid British and French Successes. have reached a stage of definite aeliievement „ ,b- battle of the Somme. Tue'dav night Sir 1n,..1as Haig sent the good news that our troops, 10 and nights of wnt.nuous fightjag. . romnleWl ...
... had very fine weather when we know the Tu- have been thundering continuously. Take this week as an example. The great Battle of the Somme, in which the artillery work is unprecedented, has n'pd unceasingly ; yet we have had several rainless days in succession ...
... School, West Lexington. WOUNDED LN ACTION.—Lieut. P. Leigh rem- hereon, 4th Regiment, who wee severely t. wounded at the Battle of the Somme, boa had left arm amputated, and is still in hosp tal iet Rotten, but is progressing fiwourehly. He is the eldest surviving ...