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... THE WAR DAY DAY. POINTS ABOUT BATTLE OF THE SOMME. (From the Daily Post and Daily Chronicle Military Correspondent.) are etill awaiting news of the result of the sanguinary struggle the Allies' left. Our special correspondent in Paris, whose message ...
... GREAT BATTLE ON THE SOMME. ALLIES' TURNING MOVEMENT PROCEEDING. GERMAN ATTACKS REPULSED WITH HEAVY LOSS. ...
... positions. Along this line neither side is able to make any progress, and both are waiting for the decision of tho battle between the Somme and the Oise. Could von Kluck have succeeded in driving back the French left wing Paris, the Allies would have been ...
... Battle on the Somme. SEPTEMBER 30th. We are still awaiting news of the result of the:sanguinary struggle on the Allies' left. The measages are reassuring, and point to the worst being over. Meanwhile the Germane staking vigorous attarks. Between the Argosies ...
... while the Allies continue to envelop them with an unceasing threat. We are forbidden as yet to report any part of this battle of the Somme, but the fact reported officially that it reaches at least as far north as the neighbourhood of Arras is open to one ...
... while the Allies continue to envelop them with an unceasing threat. We are forbidden yet to report any part of thus battle of the Somme, which has now lasted for a fortnight. But the fact reported officially to-day that it reaches least far north as the ...
... Allied Forces in the French lines. Last week Mr. Prieur received an intimation that one of them had been wounded in the battle of the Somme, and is at present lying in hospital in Paris. His many friends will join with me in expressing the hope that the gallant ...
... how the storm centre has moved further and further north till the battle of the Aisne has passed insensibly' into a battle of the Somme and a battle of the Lys. and may wind up as a battle of the Scheldt. The presence of cavalry within sight ...
... for so long val generals. The storm centre gradually has extended northward. The battle of the Aisne already has been merged into the Battle of the Somme. and the Battle of the Lys, and If the long left tentacle of the allies continues to stretch out ...
... we can see how the stem centre has moved further and north till the Battle of the Aisiut has passed insensibly into a battle of th« Somme and battle of the Lys, and may wind a battle of the Schildt. The preaenc© cavalry in sight of the North ...
... weeks, and throughout the district in this angle of the Somme the dead are piled in heaps. The enemy has fought for the possession of the angle, occupied by him after the first battle of the Somme on Aug. 26- 28, with a desperate courage. His army hue ...