... might have dictated terms of peace during the past summer. Colonel Murray’s excellent first volume takes us to the battle of the Somme and to Brusiloff’s brilliant offensive. OUR WASTE LAND A useful contribution to one the most urgent problems of the ...

... our ability to succeed. We do not doubt that the Germans are equally certain, though they very naturally discount the Battle of the Somme. All that is needed now is a maintenance of the solidarity of the Entente, and there is not the slightest reason to ...

... BEG GUNS AT WORK Is Another Great Battle Imminent ? r’ MOST OF THE French Command PROPOSED TRANSFERENCE GEN J reciprocal on ilia Ancre and Somme has reached violence exceeding anything experienced in the whole battle the North of the Ancre the British ...

... with the shadow of coming I acquisition of the Deane Valley undertak- humiliation. The Battle of Jutlend, I The attitude of the Wombwell and the Battle of the Somme, the Italian nortield Councils, the other two auttorities advance in the Trentino, the ...

... the enemy is so perilous and| But the Somme battle bas placed it W ; ¥ umum‘summnfinwm yond doubt the ability of the Al \ i v : . orget .um‘ when E 2 l, 3 | B Sir Douglas Haig’s dispatch on the battle of the Somme makes :::‘n;x:&.mmmflqu:: “‘m““’“:_’“m- ...

... defeat on the Somme this year. The above significant extract. is from Sir Douglas Haig’s account of the Somme battle, issued last night. The narrative opens on July and closes with. events on November 14. ist, the beginning of the Somme push, After describing ...

... in this struggle too big foi him. He one of the giant figures of the world war; the Battle of the Somme has given proof after proof of his mastery, and in that battle and elsewhere, w e doubt not, more will be given in the luture. ...

... from the northern limits of tho battle front to beyond Yprcs was necessarily a secondary one, but their task was neither light nor unimportant. While required to give precedence in all respects to the needs the battle, were responsible for the security ...

... effective. The Battle Commanders. With such large forces we now have in the Field, the control exercised by Commander-in-Chief is necessarily restricted to a general guidance, and great responsibilities devolve the Army Commanders. In the Somme Battle these ...

... Tha Battle Commanders. With such large forces as we now have in the Field, the control exercised Commander-in-Chief is necessarily restricted to a general guidance, and great responsibilities devolve on the Army Commanders. In the Somme Battle these ...

... English Chronicle. A poem Maurice Hewlett. Demy Bvo. 6/= net. A SHEAF: essays. John Galsworthy. Cr. Bvo. 5/* net. THE BATTLES OF THE SOMME Philip Gibbs, Author of THE SOUL OF THE WAR. Cr. Bvo. 6/» not. This Year’s Rackham. 6/= net. THE ALLIES’ TAIRY BOOK ...

... lira is for gallantry and ilmotion to duty under heavy lire during the tarpon of July let, the ivinimentement of the battle of the Somme.--Major IL M. Carter. West. York. Regt. The ammo! i d for gallantry and devotion to duty at a stretelier-beater during ...