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... the epert French commentator says: It sets forth the object and result of the French offensive. Un the one hand the battle of the Somme has {reed Verdun, on the other Land it has driven in the successive German lines for a depth of ten kilometres (six ...
... KELSALE. A memorial service for Capt. and Adjutant George Ronald Lane, (oldstream Guards, who was killed in action at the battle of the Somme, September 15th, was held in the parish church of Keisale on Saturday afternoon. Capt. G. Ronald Lane was the only eon ...
... . communiqué of October 9th defies almost any denial, so imuginative is It. General von Ludendorf asserts that the battle of the Somme is redoubling in intensity on a frout of twenty-five kilometres, .m{ that Gereral von Below's troops hove not lost an ...
... through. ‘I do this he wouid have (o attack for unother thirty years, provided then that he had sufficient men. The battle of the Somme is costing our enemiss vany bundrod thowsands of men, and therefore more than it is costing us.” Asked whether the | ...
... first tune at the historic fortress. There [ learnt many interesting things. i ~ In the first place, ever since the battle of the Somme opened on July Ist, the Germaus 'lmvo been puiting up a gigantic “bluff” betore ‘the fortress, 1t was known that he ...
... afterncon in the terms of an ordinary battle. Extending over a front of nearly three leagues, and involving probebly three times as many British troops as were ¢ wgaged at Waterloo, the conflict consisted really of several battles, each with its own distinet tactical ...
... eufhiciently exciting. The time is not wasted— Germans are boing killed every dav. BIGGEST BATTLE IN “HISTORY. The battle of the Somme is, of course, the biggest battle in lustory (says Mr. W. Beach Thomas in the **Mail”). Greater engines and greater forces ...
... them ali in all, they arc just about as fit for battle, as troops could be. i WHY BROWN LEFT. |r ...
... behind them, set about capturing the final line, '\Alx_i_«_~[| they took that evening, The remarkable report on the battle of the Somme issued by General von Arnim, Come mander of the Fourth German Army Corps, 18 one of the most interesting German confessions ...
... son, Prvt. Fred Thurlow, Suffolk lfi‘ment, has been nufilth.fl‘tflz-fil or rllnt couduct and devotion to duty during the battles on the Somme. ...
... GERMAN VIEW OF SOMME BATTLE. Amsterdam, Wednesday A semi-official description of the big battles on the Somme, which is issued in Berlin, says: The fighting between the 9th and 13th October was the heaviest so far of the entire series of cngagewents on ...