... THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME. A long despatch from Sir Douglas Haig reviewing the whole Battle of the Somme is published to-day. It is the official narrative not only of the greatest battle in which the British Army has ever been engaged but of ...

... RITAIN'S BLOW SIR D, HAIG ON BATTLE OF THE SOMME. ...

... LONDON LETTER. THE -GREAT BATTLE OF -THE SOMME. WHAT GENERAL HAIG'S DESPATCH REVEALS. LONDON, Friday Night. Genera Haig's despatch dealing with the Battle the Somme is published to-day. It is a interesting document, but the great lighting from July to ...

... FOE SEVERELY S towards the final “A. Tpng step victory of the Allied cause,” is Gen. Gir Douglas Haig’s the battle of the Somme, And no’ one who comment on the net result of reads the historic published to-day. will question the verdict of the Com: In ...

... to vindi- BATTLE OF THE SOMME. merchant ships in, their defence. The el their honour. Mr. Wilson canu ‘ot guaranteo June 24th the ng-expected British and Government, | that the League to enforce peace would or © French attack upon the Somme with a Admiralty ...

... 2 .“ i_e ged by antuntrornft glum and aeroplane .. and pending out vast quantities of ammuni- K thin. On July 1 the battle of the Somme Atter a few minutes the airship was men to opened, end on the [rut day the German buret rot and_ 4__alli,_ttPidlinnit ...

... Nor can we fail to find inspiration in these words of Sir Douglas Haig quoted from his great despatch on the Battle of the Somme : Somme Battle has placed beyond doubt the ability of the Allies to gain thtfir objects “ The German Army is the mainstay the ...

... were lost in the Battle of Jutland. August 4th, the second anniversary of the beginning of the war, was solemnly observed. the huh great service in the memorable senes of the year took place on October 17th. when H.M.S. Gloucester s battle flag, flown in ...