... prisoners were brought in. making the total since the beginning of the battle over 10,003. Army Group cf the Archduke Joseph.—Near Susmezu, and in the mountains to the south-east, the battle becoming much more serious. Our airmen brought down in this border ...

... chatter, the Berlin ** Lokalen. | zeiger,” ome of the most reputable enemy ‘ Jjournals, informs the public that ** the battle of the Somme has ended in a complete vic|tory for German arms. Somehow or other, we had thonght otherwise. We imagined that we had ...

... TEE BATTLE OF THE SOMME. Germany Claims Complete Victory. A Vamporous Declaration. The Berlin “ Lokalanzeiger ™' writes: — For some duys past the Somme frous has bardly been mentioned in the army reports from either ::.‘. The great Somme ...

... London, and will ;:;lrvleucd for general exhibition on January th, Aacre Thrills More Than Somme. “The Battle of the Somme’ was thrilling and wonderful, but “The Battle of the Ancre” is far more thriling and much more wonderful. It brings right into the foreground ...

... onlooker to realise what terrible handicap artillery transport and troops had to face. “ The Battle of the Somme was thrilling and wonderful, but The Battle of the Ancre ’* is far more thrilling and much more wonderful. It shows those who see it that ...

... at the Scala Theatre, London, t roloased for general exhibttion on . h Ancre Thrills More Than Somme. “The Rattle of the Somme’ was thrill but “The Battle of the wonderful, 18 far more thrilling and much wonderful It brings into th ground the Tank galumphing ...

... call this show a battle, still less a victory.” He was a St. Paul's School boy, so he told me. I heard that he died t{ut evening at Puchvilliers, unthanked by Parliament.” The Battle of the Somme has been one of the greatest battles in the history of ...

... THE BATTLE.' BERLIN NEWSPAPER’S OUTBURST PROCLAIMING THE END. Lokalanzeigcr was pro vided ftunday with extraordinary out burst proclaiming ti.e the Battle of the Somme and Ut-iuian victory ; it is a'llpareiuly the German General Staff’s Mr Forbes, in ...

... 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 ...

... offensive was opened justified the Battle of the Somme, and he holds that this prolonged struggle, which resulted in our capture of over 38,000 prisoners, has brought nearer to the final victory. Looking back upon the battle, may well feel proud what has been ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...