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... CONFIDENCE IN THE WEST. What fresh developments, says The ON) battle of the Somme may still reveal we do not know, but we are consinced that the nation reposes complete confidence in the judgment and in the of Sir Douglas Haig. He has shown us how may ...
... effects should be to malio the German positions on the Tjiiopval plateau loss tenablo . What fresh developments the battle of the Somme may still reveal we do . not know , but wo are convinced that the nation reposes complete confidence in the judgment ...
... closing the second ph..-•• the Battle of the Somme. The long lull followed the event seems to have justitiod the . conjecture. - Whether this new push forward s hould be regarded as the opening of a new phase itt the' battle, or whether it is only an entr'acte ...
... right, immediately north of the Somme, but it cannot be too often explained that just now the French operations in this area depend very largely upon our own further advance. That fresh developments the battle of the Somme may still reveal we do not ! know ...
... closing the second phase of the Battle of the Somme. The long lull which followed the event seems to have justified the conjecture. Whether this new push forward should be regarded as the opening of a new phase in the battle or whether it is only an entr'acte ...
... SIR DOUGLAS HAIG. SOME IMPRESSIONS. By a Recent Visitor to the War. When history relates ** the story of the great battles of the Somme, it will tell how Sir Douglas Haig and his Staff had their Headquarters in a* modest dwelling, pert of which was still ...
... alive from those bombarded villages. From north to south is an irregular chain of watchful observation talloons. The battles of the Somme are mot, of course, so easily witnessed as those which can be seen from the heights around Verdun, but they are a great ...
... the boats or the playing fields. Their heroism during the last few mein I never been equalled. except in this wur. battles of the Somme are not. of course, I 0 eseily-witnessed wa those which be been from the heights around Verdun. but they are a great ...
... Austro-Germans have been captured. This has been done despite fierce resistance and street fighting suggestive of the battles on the Somme. ...
... from those bombarded villages . ¦ From north to south is an irregular chain of watchful observation balloons ! The battles of the Somme aro not , of course , so easily witnessed as those which can bo seen from the heights around Verdun , but they aro ...
... FORCES.” —♦ Berlin, Saturday (by wireless). —To- official report states: According to supplementary reports the battle to the north of the Somme, which we reported yesterday, took place on an extended front and against stkong English' forces. Part of the ...
... can emerge alive from those villages. From north south is - an irrt-pilar hain of watchful observation balloons. The. battles of the Somme are not, of course, so easily wili.essed those which can be seen from ...