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... the Germans have taken in six months before Verdun. __ _ From July Ist to September 17th the Germans threw into the Battle of the Somme sixty-seven new Division* and •eventeen battalions, of which thirty-four Divisions were the British front, and thirty-thro* ...
... than the Germans have tahen in six months before Verdun. From Ist J uly to 17th September the Germans threw into , the battle of the Somme'67 new divisions and 17 battalions, of which were on the British front, and 33 plus 17 battalions on the French front ...
... events. The latest events upon the Somme are a gloomy text for the Chancellor's apologia. The Koelniarks Zeiteng, putting the beat face upon the great defeat at Thiepval and Combles, declares that the battles on the Somme form only a portion of the operations ...
... Eauoourt SOUTH OF THE SOMME. French Convert Feint into Reality. ASSAULT THAT GRuWWITH SUCCESS. [Press Association Special Correspondent French Army Headquarters, Thursday. part played by the French in the three months' battle on the Somme has, know, and confounded ...
... for military service. Prince George of Saxony, i■ describing a recent review by the Kaiser of Germans fresh from the battle of the Somme. says: They were mere skeletons of companies. battalions led by captains, some companies led by lieutenants and ee ...
... all our efforts since the beginning of the great offensive on the Somme, had at last fallen also. This dual success crowned one of the most brilliant operations since the battle of the Somme started. Comfiks has, for a fortnight or more, been the immediate ...
... the Crown Prince of Bavaria, in the course of interview with correspondent of the “Berliner Tageblatt” concerning the battle on the Somme, said that the enemy had won some ground, but there was question of a decision having been reached. He dwelt on the ...
... find the following advertisement, undor the attractive heading, Battle-field for Sale piece of land of ten hectare, furr,., with German and Britt!.li trenches, right in the Somme battle centre north of the Bois des Foureaux and south-east of Martinpuich ...
... THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME lOWN Pletares se ter OMNI. May Isi Fosse. I. F. mupseese Iss a illsed Pr is abaspoluilminl. P4ices (Mantling Tar). • • - - 214 44 Sd &74 GRAND OPERA HOIJSE ARTHUR SINCLAIR AM _ THE IRISH PLAYERS. Perm% on MONDAY, O.t I.ei Y.* ITJEBDAY ...
... the march for days. sleeping on the bare ground.. eating what we could, and so on. and are moving up to-night into battle of the Somme. The bombardment, the cketruction, and bkmdebed are beyond all imagination. Nor did I ever think that the valour of ...
... REMARKABLE ESCAPE. Th 3 spec ial correspondent of the Times, in his account of Friday'a great battle on the Somme, gives the Whom% description of what he saw somewhere during the fight: At the point from which we watched there is a ruined church and ...
... will have heard from the War Ottice that your son, Captain P. A. C. Maginn, was killed in action on the 15th inst. the battle of the Somme. I am writing to you as I am the commanding officer now ot the regiment, but if our C.O. had not been killed himself ...