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... from. PARIS. Monday. iPubhabed dayA official announcement that since the beginning of the Battle of the Somme the Germans have uaad oil one pan or other of the | Somme against the British front and the French 137 divisions. repre*enting total of 1.644 battalions ...
... trifle too conscientious. There is sufficient material for two books. Messrs. Tvclson and Sons have published at Is. The Battle of the Somme, First Phase,” by Mr. John Buchan. His clear and succinct description is admirably illustrated _ with official photographs ...
... with some of the best athletes we had (says the “Sheffield Year Book” article on the part played by local men in the battle of the Somme). But some got forward. Big “Bob” Seymour —Arabic interpreter on* shilling day in Egypt—found himself held up by tough ...
... results is in itself sufficient to justify the Scmmc battle. They have brought us long step forward towards the final victory of the Allies’ cause.” The total number of prisoners taken by us in the Somme battle between the Ist July and the iBlh November was ...
... German communique reporting the resumption of the French successes on the Meuse, Major. Moraht writes : The extinct battle of the Somme has not yet revived here, and in the Meuse sector the lighting is restricted more or loss ivid artillery fire. After ...
... LONDON DAY BY DAY. (From Our Own Correspondent ) Fleet Street, Friday Night. THE German hurrahing over the end of the Battle of the Somme is not very timely. I suppose the enemy General Staff sent out their reassurances to gull their home public. They will ...
... 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 ...
... 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. ...
... 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 ...
... Europe: keep our noble England whole. For the moment our chief danger within rather than without. We have shown in the battles of the Somme and the Ancre that cur Army is superior to the best the Germans. with all their devotion to militarism, can produce ...