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... 14. 11Lr. Lloyd George was reterring to the whole story of the Western trout, of which the Battle of the Somme was *he conspicuous incident. We chose that battle to test his depre. - iiiiiiin of the achievements ot the British Army by, but any other CAM ...
... other parts of the front the intelligence is also good, and it is curious bow closely events are following those of the battle of the Somme, except that our initial suoreas is, of couree, much greater, vastly worse for the enemy, and Isas costly to ourselves ...
... describes his book as the true story of • clerk who enlisted in nit. fought fo: nearly two years. was severely in the Battle of the Somme. sod ia now on his way back to his, desk. _ Iti the aim of tlaii story to show that quiet and religious home surroundings ...
... ta•A Dail Mr. Hale is a long way p is hind the Crown Prince Fluppreclit, wk s declared as recently as ChrultEdva. TD• battle of the Somme is over—kit it ma, begin again.” wonders bow many even of losebery's Scatteih audience understcog what be meant by Gladstone ...
... entitled Turning Point. and is devoted to a consecutive narrative of the immortal battle of the Somme. So many of ne here have such vivid impressions of the Mme recording the great deeds of our Army last July that the printed story of Power's. Guillemont ...
... GUN SUPREMACY! IN FRANCE. i Supply Doubled Since irst Somme Battle. ARTIZANS REQUIRED FOR SHIP AND FARM WORK By Parliamentary Correspondent WESTMINSTER. Friday Night. Mr. Kel!away. for the Ministry of Munitions, to-day moved the second reading of an important ...
... the great of the infantry Cr. Battalions of Stosatruppen' i s sren in existence for at least a year. During the battle of the Somme the enemy • hazi forniations of this kind, which were attached to the various; army commands., and which served at training ...
... for the exhibition. Amongst the interesting things that could he shown are the table used by Sir Douglas Haig at the Battle of the Somme, the log of the Fie and I. which was kept up by the wireless operator until he shot, and the metal shoulder and cap ...
... war should be prolonged, our armies would be stronger than ever. They would be better summed than ever. In the great battle ot the Somme in 1216 the British artillery fire was utterly unprecedented and unexampled in Ole history of war. During the 13 weeks ...
... the present the French Command has used more than thirty divisions on both battlefields. After the conclusion of the battle of the Somme these divisions bad been carefully reformed ready for the projected breaking. through attack and the hoped-for march ...
... help in the organisation of the munitions supply, and eventually he waa appointed Deputy Director-General. During the battle of the Somme he went to to report on transportation and became Directov-General of Military Railways at the War Office. Later be ...
... and that prisoners in good number* are already coming in. It was like the days of the begin. ning of the Battle of the Somme again. and the Battle of Arras, if it I. V 1 hat it is to be called, may prove of flames like a devil's dance above the eternal ...