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... career. The battle in which that defeat was administered was the mightiest battle in which the British Armyhad ever fought previous to the present war. It began in the middle of a June day, and ended in the twilight. The Battle of the Somme began on the ...
... the German army, wffiich was sent in its thousands to wipe out the French. It was not until the battle of the Somme commenced on July 1st that great battle which was still going on, which was worked out on the well-thought-out plans of our most capable ...
... GERMANY, SPREAD OF THE BATTLE. Amsterdam, Saturday. The following official communication was issued Berlin to-day : Army Group of Prince Rupprccht of Bavaria.—The greatest artillery battle of the Somme still continues. has spread to the front north of ...
... from hardships endured, valour displayed, and sacrifice grandly made. The heroism of the British troops in the great battle of the Somme was now known and fully appreciated our boys. . They hud only to see behind our present linos the great strength of ...
... 'fortnightly parts, and is illustrated by some 700 photographs from the official films the Battle of the Somme, and other authentic pictures with an account of the battle. It is a work for coming generations to treasure. ...
... Etc. THURSDAY: SARAH BERNHARDT l« a o part Tragedy. JEAN DORK acknowledged be ihe Greatest Film the year. MONDAY NEXT BATTLE OF THE SOMME. KS. JARVIU.E’S DANCES.—Mon.. TI ES , WEI) . TIILRS., and SAT . 6d. OXFORD ACADEMY. BTI.. UPPERTHORPR T mil V SKI.ECI' ...
... justified in hoping that the process of boring a wav through the enemy lines will be speedily resumed the grand scale. The Battle of the Somme has now continued without real interruption for over a hundred days, and has be*n characterised by the satisfactory ...
... the German army, which was sent in it.- thousand-; to wipe out the French. It was not until the battle of the Somme commenced .Inly Ist.—that great, battle whicn was still going on. which was worked out the well-thought plans most capable Commander in-CJnet ...
... fire of cur battenes. ported to the north of Saillicel were caught by FRANK GERMAN COMMENT. The commenting on the battle - of the Somme, “Tt is easy to conceive how the urfailing repe- tition of onr successes must impress the German people. We find an ...
... ‘“ HEART-BREAKING.” ~_The “Matin,” commenting on the Battle of the Somme, says:— = “It 7to conceive how the unfailing repetition our successes must impress the German people. We find an expression of their uneasiness in the following passage in the news- ...
... stopped the German army, which was sent in its thousands to wipe out the French. It was not until the battle of the Somme commenced on July Ist—that great battle was still going on. which was worked out fcn the well-thought plans of otir most capable Comman ...
... will re-assemble to-day in far happier circumstances than it has met since the beginning of the war. The course of the battle of the Somme and the position of the Allies in every other field of war warrant the belief that we have now entered on the road to ...