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... GERMANS ABLE TO MOVE ONLY AT NIGHT. War Correspondents’ Camp, France, Saturday.—The defeat of the German Army in (he battle of the Somme has progressed more rapidly during the past week than any other corresponding petiod since the big offensive began. ...
... sending 'n your Majesty and to your gallant heartiest greetings upon their last magnificent achievements in the great battle of tho Somme. September, 1916; NTciiowA' To the Emperor, Imperial r;adquartcrs, In the name of Army and on own behalf I heartily ...
... Division fresh ' from Iille whi-h they hare been holding since Sep tember 1914 and that the division put into this battle of the Somme small Englih giants looked biq him iri those of excitement was-one says 'arm tmmt hiah I ahotild glance I had him ...
... and will probably continue to be known, history as the battle of the Somme, it is really series of giant, conflicts, in any one of which the losses may be heavier than in the well-known battles of a hundred yejrs ago. A series of Homeric fights is continually ...
... Commanding the 4th German Corps, thinks of the British Army is revealed in the course a voluminious document dealing with the battle the Somme and its lessons, which was captured troops (says a Press Association despatch irom British Headquarters, at hanc today) ...
... Army the 19— This morning's despatch fromGHQ- that the Canadians and Zealand took the battle 15 It is secret that not that had been relieved the battle of the Somme I am allowed to of the) Empire and of Australians snd ' 1 1 in particular ik that relieved ...
... long and critical report by general Sixt von Arnim, commanding the 4,1,’ tiermau Corps, against the British (snl the battle of the Somme during July, ft is important historical document. 'Hie Herman general has written great soldier writes his own suhwci ...
... pressure has become more powerful, the strain harder to bear. If General von Arnim were to write a second report the battle of the Somme for August and September it would be more gloomy document than this. But what he has written stands, and it is frightful ...
... tale, but was just one those grim bits of lighting, damnably dangerous, and ugly, and cheerless, which belong to the battle of the Somme. The first part I have already told, two days ago—how our men, in their attack the double line of trenches outside the ...
... ARMIES ON SOMME. BIG CONTRASTS IN CONDITION. SEVERITY OF GERMANS’ ORDEAL. REVELATIONS in letters By E. ASH,MEAD BAK I LETT. (BY SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT WITH TUB • DAILY CHRONICLE.) With the French Armies (France), October 4.—The battle of the Somme never stops ...
... and the best the commissariat can run to is to supply the men with seltzer water, poor refreshment in the midst of a battle like the Somme. But there still seems any quantity of marmalade, which not the same article in England, but kind of jam made principally ...
... taken prisoners. BLIND BATTLE. —♦ MARINES DEFEND LE SARS. British Headquarters in the Field, France, Sunday.—lt is a little difficult to describe the fighting which developed Saturday afternoon in the terms of an ordinary battle extending over a front ...