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... AUSTRALIAN AT THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME. Writing from British Headquarters under date September 19th, Capt C. E W. Bean says I am allo wed to tell, for the interest of the whole Empire and of Australians and Cana- dians in ular, how it was the Canadians ...
... THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME. 'Allied Advance as Sure and Remorseless as Fate. PERFECT ORGANISATION. Enormous Consumption of Ammunition. A special correspondent with the French Army, writing on Sept. 29 to the Morning Post, :-- the battle of the Soninie ...
... Photoplay, teeming with intense dramatic situations. u PEG 0' THE RING, Episode 2—A STRANGE INHERITANCE. Coming Shortly—THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME. ----- II I BL Y T . I I ...
... from Bethmann-Hollweg's diatribes some indication, however slight and perverted, of the true position in regard to the battle of the Somme. From Greece we have the direct call of M. Venezelos to his countrymen. The appeal is popular, revealing distasteful ...
... away in the effart made to raise fund* on behalf of the bureau by a special matinee at the Court yesterday, when the Battle of the Somme pictures were thrown on Ml* 'wean. ...
... or balloon.— The mastery of the air remained with the British, firmly established since the first days of the great battle of the Somme. In the darkness of night the flashing guns added strange picturesqueness the scene. ...
... Rooms Theatre. Last week splendid business was-done at the Assembly Rooms Theatre with thehistririe war film, The Battle of the Somme. Some idea of the risk run on the battlefield whilst _obtaining war pictures may be gathered from an interview with ...
... Crown Prince of Bavaria, the course of interview with the correspondent of the ’’Berliner Tagleblatt” concerning the battle of the Somme, said that the enemy had won some ground, but there was question of decision having been reached. He dwelt on the French ...
... observation, but night tho villages were also frequently bombed by aeroplanes. The reports experience gained in the battle of the Somme,” eaya thi* German document, ** unanimously agree lo the oececeity for increased allotment of wea pane, means comm uni ...
... object was interrupt traffic the railway from Lille Douni. Trains wore running south carrying reserves munitions for the Battle of the Somme. Patrols wore first all sent over th© aerodromes order hold in check the German nviators able to interfere with the ...
... the 60th Division. Within a few days of landing in this country you made a name for yourselves at the second Battle of Ypres. Since that battle you have gained a great reputation account of your magnificent defence of a portion the Ypres salient during ...
... the Somme just as conclusively and absolutely as thc fate of Napoleon was decide l at Waterloo. There was a striking sentence interjected in the official conanunique from Sir Douglas Haig on bepternber 18th. It aas the British ii!one on the Somme, not ...