... They knew what they were fighting for, and they knew they could achieve it. And they believed it worth while. The battle of the Somme had opened the eyes of Germany. and she saw defeat to front of her. 'A moat not be trapped by any peace aware. We had ...

... Bovaria, Commander-in-Chief of German Forces on the Somme. The battle of the Somme over but may begin again,” said the Crown Prince, speaking at his headquarters on the French front. “If the Somme battle doc* begin again the Knglisb will ...

... it. They knew what they were fighting for, and they know they could achieve k. and they beliewed it worth while. The battle of the Somme had opened the eyes Germany, and she saw defeat hi front her. must not trapped by any peace wore. had got the finest* ...

... their suceemes on the Somme lie in the fact that they were made, to the amazement of tee enemy, jmt after Army lad beaten off the greatest which the enemy ever been akin to deliver. During the Ant fortnight of the battle of the • Somme the French Verdun Army ...

... reviewed the *wets of 1918. His article, says Vie Times, which in the Frei* Prsue, admits disappointment about Verdun, the battle of the Somme, and the other events of rammer, and ends on an optimistic note .3i) by the belp of • tremendous panegyric if the car:mai:a ...

... offensive, (2) Battle of the Somme. By the Fr&nco- British offensive the German Staff has been compelled to retain 128 Divisions, about two-thirds of its whole force, on the West front, of these divisions being engaged and severely punished the Somme. Despite ...

... how thoroughly we might put our trust ire the power of the Army to. break down the enetny’s resistance. Reviewing the Battle of the Somme, from the moment when the push started, the British Commander, in his own magnificently restrained way, depicted the ...

... wan a gallant and bravo officer, of whom we all may In, justly prowl. He died in battle. He gave bin life for his country. He could do no more. In tin, battle in the Somme he fought bravely with his regiment —the 7th betoken. He then entered the Flying ...

... that lould do would give him back the for',able works destroyed last summer. 41 r Generals and Army could be trusted. battle of the Somme had opened the 's of Germany, and she saw defeat in. 'At of her. ...

... received. Arrangements are being made for an early issue of co(f_les of Field-Marshal Sir Don%l:s Haig’s dispatch on the Battle of the Somme to the troops in France The Secretary of H.M. Office of Works announces that the letter by Lord hitchener appealing ...

... MAMCHISTIL Isgbat / 1 .•••• OTore : 111 w go, ihithor Ira Salogny mg. PIE c•nuu• The kttle of the Somme. Sir Daigle. Haig's great dispatch oaths Somme offensive will be read with pride and gratitude by all loyal subjects of his Majesty die King. It is ...

... part of both belligerent groups is that trench raids of an exactly similar character were the preliminaries of the battle of the Somme. It may be recalled that in the week before that great conflict the British troops carried out at least 70 raids along ...