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... THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME. With the. New Army the Somme, by Frederick Palmer. (Murray, 65.) This volume makes timely appearance when m the Hun retreat the French and British Allies are seeing the concluding stage the battle of the Somme. Amid ...
... A FRESH BATTLE COMING. BATTLE OF THE SOMME NOW ENDED. Paris, Tuesday. Polybe, in to-day's Figaro, says: The Germans are retiring in good order with their arms and equipment, and also with their booty. This is a strategic retreat, but for the Allies ...
... neighbourhooei of &novena. Neat and Chorines had been added to the Allied palm The &Med li.. indiestee the front before the battle of the Somme. ...
... They had gone through-aH the hardships at Oaltipoli, and afterwards served in France, where both went wounded in the battle of the Somme. One was sent to hospital at Norwich and the other to one Lincoln. They obtained a fortnight’s leave to come to London ...
... THE TURNING POINT. By H. PERRY ROBINSON. Demy Bvo, Ilus. 6/= net. This volume contains the despatches of the battle of the Somme which Mr, PERRY RoBINSON contributed to Zhe Times. They give a fine vivid picture ot the campaign. WILLIAM Il.: Judged on ...
... Edith Cavell's Life, In the Clutches of the Hun, Parted by the Sword, Italy's Alpine Campaign, Incidents from the Battle of the Somme, King with the Allies at the Front, Inspection of the Surrey Volunteers, How Baby Brought Down the Zepp., Zepps., in ...
... STORY OF THE SOMME. BRITISH ADVANCE DESCRIBED IN THE TIMES HISTORY. Part 134 (Volume XI.) of The Times History and Eneyclopredia of the IVar continues the story of the Battle of the Somme, covering the offensive from August 22 to September 13. .- - ...
... TRIUMPH OF THE SOMME. PARIS, Tuesday. The “'Figaro to-day publishes article, by Polybe,” giving his views and conclusions on the victory ot the Somme. He says that if the battle had not been cut into two by the bad weather it would shine forth in still ...
... SEW BATTLE STARTING. Pvßls, Tuesday.—The Figaro today published article Poly be.’' giving his views and conelusions the victory of the Somme. “This is a strategic* retreat (he says) “but for Allies it means an advance and strategic! victory. A fresh battle ...
... strongly fortified positions. These succeases are a fitting sequel to the fine achievements of my Army lest year in the Battle of the Somme - and reflect great credit on those responsible for drawing up the plans al this R.I. General Headquarters, France, ...
... phases in the war. The writer, who was third and youngest son of the Bishop of St. Edmundsbury and Ipswich, fell in the battle of the Somme, July 1. 1916. That he would have made, had he lived, a name of note in the world of poetry cannot be doubted by anyone ...
... succeeded in withdrawing all their war material, The Crown Prince of Bavaria, taught by the experience gained at the battle of the Somme, is no longer anxious to fight a defensive action, and therefore by his withdrawal escapes the artillery preparation ...