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... ND COUSINS KILLED. A notable instance of family patriotism is disclosed in the lists of officers who fallen in the battle of the Somme. The officers killed whose names published officially to-day include Captain IC. S. Ayre. Second Lieutenant O. W. Aye ...
... organization in Europe. It has been said that Neuve Chapelle and Loco were the initiation of the new British ariniee • the battle s of the Somme has supremely prove d voluntger soldiers to be worthy of the most splendjd British traditions. In reply to a question ...
... Prospects on 'the Somme. The storming of the village of Contalmaison on Tuesday night enabled Sea Hato, in a bulletin published on Wednesday, to review the progress made since the great offensive began in the region of the Somme. On a front of eight miles ...
... two days —a quiet only in the sense that the activities are of a local character—we can regard the first stage of the battle of the Somme as definitely closed. You already know the result. On the north, as far down as Aveluy, below Anthuille, we hold two ...
... vexatiousness. Where did we Wrtn: Oh, near .4.lbat. Our objective was Mary's or some such place. • (It is evident that the Battle of the Somme is going to add some fresh household words to war vo_ . _ . . cabutary. Wipers, Plugsheet, Booloo, and Armintears ...
... The Second Week. The battle of the Somme, which flared up I again so fiercely on Friday, was relatively less violent on Saturday and yesterday, but the Allies , have continued to gain successes. Heavy rainfall again impeded the operations on Friday night ...
... the tactical links between the Armies been improved. In no point has this been more clearly demonstrated than in the battle of the Somme. A few days ago General Cherfils in the Echo de Paris published a German staff circular pointing out the great necessity ...
... see that the Unionist War Committee is taking an active interest in Mesopotamia. The absorbing interest of the great battles on the Somme and at Verdun, and of the Russian oilensives, should not lead us to forget that we have a large force of British and ...