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... MASTERY OF THE AIR. OUR SUPERIORITY ON THE SOMME. Press Camp, France. When the history of the battle of the Somme comes to be written in its true perspective I think it will be found that one of the most brilliant feats in this whole lustrous chapter ...
... GREAT RESULTS IN FIVE DAYS. Park, Friday. The semi-official statement issued last night says;— The nrst stage of the battle of the Somme has come to an end, after continuing uninterruptedly for five days. To-day brought change in the situation of the Allies ...
... MORE PRISONERS TAKEN. Satisfactory reports of tho battle of the Somme, which was stated to be raging violently, were again published from the British and French Headquarters Thursday. Th© British during Tuesday night, when heavy fighting continued in ...
... have been captured. On tl'e way back from the battle of the Somme I visited certain of most famous British troops. They made a glorious attempt reach the German trenches in the northern, part the line of battle, but had 400 yards of Man’s Land to cross, ...
... army organisation in Eurap It has been that Neuve L‘ha|w>llr laoos were the initiation of the new firitid aimie*. The battle of the Somme proved our volunteer 'oidiers b*' worthy of the mo t splendid Briiiah tia ditiona.’ Is the •* Big Push **7 you believe ...
... incursion through the German front, a form of attack singularly without permanent value and highly dangerous. ” The battle of the Somme emphatically demonstrates British organisation is markedly superior in one very important THE PRICE OF VICTORY. HEAVY ...
... guns, to which must be added 76 taken by the french. To sum up, the battle of the Somme is following a regular rhvthm of successive, methodical, prudent advances.—(P.A.) THE VERDUN BATTLE. OVER 2000 GERMAN GUNS IN ACTION. From Mr. H. WARNER ALLEN (Special ...
... ftfubulance train arrived in Aberdeen yesterday afternoon with 230 men who had been wounded in the lighting in the great battle of the Somme. A large number of the men were heavily l?andaged about the face or arme, while others walked with limp, and the uniforms ...
... ADVANCE. The Battle of the Somm© continued, according to Tuesday’s reports, to go in favour of the Allies, who had gained more ground and captured more prisoners. Dispatches from British Headquarters Monday aftemdon stated that the battle south of the ...