After the Third Battle of the Somme Active Phase Ends
The article argues that the third battle of the Somme concluded Aug 12 with the British Fourth Army halting near the 1916 front. It traces a strategic shift to Allied initiative, compares it to the Marne, discusses potential German retreats to the Hindenburg line, and outlines implications for future offensive warfare and Allied plans through 1919, including risks and contingencies for both sides.
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The
Somme
Pourth
Chauloes
Roye
Wery Lad
Peyelle
Paris
Boulogne
Montdidier
Ludendorf
Chantnes Ag Debeny
Humbert
Oise
Taiy
Mouclin
Aisne
Soissons
Chaulnes
Marne
Mangin
Vesle
Reims
Hutier
Marchte
Chaulhes
Boehn
Hindenburg
Chemin-des-Dames
Findenburg
Flindenburg
France
Germany
Arras
Picardy
Arelois
Flanders
Haig
Nivelle
Niveke
Endorff
Hindenburg Line
Champagne
Ludendorff
Russia
Waliant I
Louis Niv
Europe
Fotis
Belgium
Scheldt
Alcuse
Verdun
Vosges
Lorraine
Castelnau
Pan
Nancy
Ger
Noyon
America
Ace
Old
Hintenburg
Frederick the Great
Silesia
Maria Theresa
Ypres
Cambrai
Neuve Chapelle
Petauary
Lille
Tn Artois
Sea
Uly 1
Champagnuc
de Somme
Riga
Picary
Forstee
Germyn
Saat
Cheelontone
Sargpeisa
Rawlinsoe
Mneps
Ata Mms
Channel
Thuitier
Mare
Whele Crone
Maneia
Salssons
Mont
Rawlinson
Amiens
Royse
Meuse
Cruman
Mause
Prysia
Jena
Ft Ognril
Amerivay
Allianies
Dhe Meuse
Scheldseesibhy Co Fis
Frontier
Foch
Berlin
Grant
Lee Stend
Peters- Mite
Appanatiox
Rhine
Windenburg
Sehelat
Ardennes
Moselle
Waterloo Sparks Editorial Debate Over Draft and Press
A flood of editorials laments a clerical error that labeled newspapers as nonessential in WWI draft notices. The piece defends press workers as vital war contributors and urges public sacrifice, warning against sensational misprints and urging continued newspaper support for national defense.
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Waterloo
Waterloo Board
Press Association
United States
Canada
Cinieinnati
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Crowder
Perser
Wilson
Waterlon
J Miberty
Rio
Varias
Ronstrys
Herbert Dioover
Towa
Soldiers Letters From Front Describe Long War Journey
Soldiers urge relatives to send letters for publication and preserve notes from campaigns in France and Canada. Pvt Bley Morguson, Pvt Spric, and Jack Hamilton recount troop movements, front-line shelling, air operations, and hospital care, with letters noting General Pershing and frontline experiences.
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Floyd Ferguson
Passicly
Bley Morguson
Mhieynrath Yolantry
Jwy
Mia
Persling
Suppasu
Greta Ehanen
Atreeh
Camera
Tim Mig
Spric
Cam Mills
Willian Speicher
Streel
Not Corps
Jefferson Barracks
Ft. Leavenworth
Camp Dodge
Camp Mills
Ville
Marion
Waterloo
Chicago
Michigan
Portiloron
Canada
Wreo
London
Can
Paris
Berlin
Gan
Canina
Hamilton
Ontario
Niagara Falls
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California
Gulf
Great Lakes
Courier
Shelk Tien
Pennsylvania
Allegheny
New York City
Hudson River
Amrooklyn
Manhattan
Williamsburg
Drea Miley
Jack Hamilton
149Th Field Artillery
Alb
J. Q. Hamilton
Mena Hospital
Saregi