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... the fighting hunt up to the lit of July, 1916, helm the first battle of the Somme began. July two years ago witnessed the opeiLing of the Franco-British offensive in the health: of the Somme, which led to Ifni German retreat to the .%rres-aiiit-Quentin-La ...
... Positien of Allies in France ENEMY’S LOSSES | _There has been but little geographical change on the field of the third battle o the Somme, and opinion is hardening that the Germans mean to fight it out where they stand, says the Military Correspondent of ...
... BATTLE OF AMIENS THE ENEMY S OBSTACLES. (Press Association War Specials.) France, Wed.—lhe re , ,ult of the battle for Anticn., the spacial correspondent at the British headquarters says, was still un,ertaia on s.t., but that front haS non nude stable ...
... tunes and shouting Tip.' a. they and sent climbed the crest of Kiretsh Pepe Johnny Turk flying helter.skelter. The battle of the Somme found the old 18th at Mametx Wood, where ou July $ they took 2 guns and 50 prisoners. Ten days later they rushed the ...
... before the tat July, 1916. when the l French began the first battle of the Somme. There has been really little change in the position since, and' the present battle is still where the 1918 battle began. But though the position is but little changed within ...
... September, 1914, and went to France with the Ulster Division, was mentioned In dispatches by Sir Douglas Haig at the Battle of the Somme, July 1, 1916, anfl afterwards awarded a certificatd for ga'- lantry. . Q.-M.-S Barbour, who was in the service of the ...
... medical offic the American Army at Camp Green writes the New York correspondent of London ¢ Daily Express.” “ After the battle of the Somme,” Colonel Duval, ‘““records were kept lung cases treated medxcall{. eight per cent. of the men died. . similar number ...
... heavy Ao..es they had sustained in the battle of O. Somme, they undertook • retirement of 30 miles ion a front of 100 miles to a shorter line, known as the Ifindenhurg Line. Their aim then was to avoid battle. In the meantime, owing to the Russian ...
... regards force and equipment appear to have been as complete as possible. I The battle of the Marne gives plat* in ea tent and aims to the battle of the Somme. .%t 11am the Somme turns north to Peroune, whence it runs west to Amiens, and con 'nines thence ...
... and that the Germans wore aiming at the goal we have been striving so hard to at-, tails since the beginning of the battle of the Somme. The reinforcements of men I and guns which the enemy owes to the: coUnnse of Russia are less solid than they a ' Sr°cis ...
... he co-operated iu the defence of Ypree, and had a sham with z 4 ir Douglas Haig in the planning and monition of the battle of the Somme. From the command of the unified Allied reserve established by the Versailles Council the transition to generalirsimo ...
... in .coon isereporeell Lieut. 0'K, '-ho sae an artiste Nethinehet, joined the ILIA. in 1015, and weee through the battle of the Somme, the Cavebtrai elensiee, the 'Ain of Past t - ...