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... will tell in the end and tell decisively. The battle of the Somme is a test of relative munitionment capacity. leadership, and fighting spitit, but above all it is a test of numbers. In this terrible battle we are grinding the Germans down, 'sapping the ...
... on the different fronts and to , preventing soy concentration of further ! large enemy forces against Rumania. The battles on the Somme and in the Carso render extremely useful help to Rumania by drawing off an increasing 1 number of floating battalions ...
... the heads of English and American people, who are both prone to judge German institutions by their own. _ _ That the Battle of the Somme and the blockade if ruthlessly persevered in may have unforeseen effects in Germany I sincerely believe, but we may ...
... thousands of munition workers Sheffield. He writes :—• wsuwiik men certain of- And that i? tonffli though lias in tlio battles of the Somme, one day crack. His letters home long ago showed m to bo “fed up.’’ If Ik* was fed up when. ning, what of his caso ...
... ENEMY NEWS OF BRITISH GAIN AT GRANDCOURT. (GERMAN OFFICIAL.) Army Group of Crown Prince Rupprecht.— The battle of the Somme is being continued with bitterness. There was the strongest reciprocal artillery activity again yesterday, especially on the northern ...
... ohscrved.—Wireksis Press. Torrillo Drum Firs. The German communique issued at Berlin, yesterday, is as follows: The battle of the Somme being continued with bitterness. There waa the strongest! reciprocal artillery activity again yeetor- , day, especially ...
... 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 ...
... advancing the line 300 to 500 yards. British casualties arc comparatively light. Grerman official message speaks of the battle of the Somme as being- “continued ith bitterness.” disregarding the Sacrifice of men,” remarks, “the enemy succeeded in gaining ground ...
... Privy Council in t 1563. The 20th of At Lendon Printed by Henry Gosson and Francis WHAT'S ON TO-NIGHT. THEATRES. 6 30 Battle of the Somme Bale (Pictures) 7,46 Womnand Wine Litdle Bit of Fluff High-Jinks -.-. weccee ” cad Uo ” Chae ...
... THEATRE. DAILY. at 2.30 and 6.30. AT THE FRONT. OFFICIAL WAR OFFICE FILMS. Kut Relief Force, Sa'onica. Zepp%. &c. THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME. THE KING IN FRINCE BOX OFFICE 10 to 9. 'Mogi, Gar. 1444 and 1349. S IIAFT ESIU RT. A Serum. Charles Windermere% ...
... FIGHTING SOUTH OF THE SOMME. FRENCH SUCCESS NEAR CHAULNES. The French communiques issued during the week-end arc as follows : Saturday, Afternoon. There was nothing i;i»pGrtsnce report during the night. . . Saturday Night. North of the Somme the day was marked ...
... '•ENEMY SUCCEEDED IK GAINING GROUND.” The German Main Headquarters report follows; Sunday. Army Group of Crown Prince battle of the Somme being continued with bitter* new. There wa« the strongest reciprocal artil- Isry activity again * yesterday, especially ...