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... THE BATTLE OF THF SOMME British troops have made further profess east Beau court, * along the bank the River Ancre. South-west Bapaume a strong German counter .attack succeeded in re anturimr seme of the ground cast the Butte de Warlencourt, taken from ...
... THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME Artillery Work Continues. Explanation of the Frequent Lulls. PRESS SPROIAL. . . Puris, Seturday. ‘Whriting last night the Expert French Commen- _'sehflodmmnwumon}ym of u somewdnt viclant bombardment on the Mholwmw:mud in the Saillisel ...
... VIOLENT BATTLE. STRUCCLE ON SOMME. BIC CERMAN ONSLAUCHTS. SPLENDID FRENCH RESISTANCE. WAVES OF ASSAULT BROKEN. Last night's French communique says: On the Somme front the battle continned with violenoce during the whole day. The enemy attempted a powerful ...
... A NEW BATTLE. Australians on the Somme. Within View of Bapaume. PRESS ASSOCIATION WAR SFECIAL From the Australian War Correspondent, Bean, ; British Headquarters, ¥rance, Novqmbcrxh This week an Australian force made its at quite @ different arca of the ...
... conjunction with those directed from the southwest and south, between Le Sars and Lesboeufs. Thus in the fifth month of the battle of the Somme the euperiority of the Allies is as clear as it wag on the first day. Our action, incessantly dmk?ed and amplified, ...
... northward far Gommecoort. zoor miles north of Beaumont-Hamel, was scene terrific fighting on July Ist, the first day of the Battle of the Somme. CORRESPONDENCE. THE PRICE OF MICK TO*TAB! BINTOR THK WHITBY GAZFTTi. Siu;r--Will you please allow small space- yonr ...
... Boeufs. Thus in the fifth month of the battle of the Somme the superiority of the Allies is as clear as it was on the first day. Far from diminishing in intensity and extent, the alternate offensive on the Somme increases its gain of ground, not onlyin ...
... their cffectives were iv The Germans yester- and vee they day be gan a furious battle on the Somme, and it is our soldiers who have gained a yvrear vietory. North of the Somme some hestile alte a brisk hovse-to-house figh regained a footing in tae elun ...
... explained the Battle of the Somme :— wounded men are coming back to our Church from the dreadfal Western front. They have been fighting the English, and they find that so ignorant are the English of wariare that the English soldiers on the Somme refuse to ...
... has hindered operations on the front generally. Paris, Saturday. Writing last night the Expert Commentator says: The battle of the Somme at present only consists of somewhat violent enemy bombardments on the outskirts of Beaucourt in the British sector ...
... wroh-lane, Lower We.w - \ the \ulitary Hospital, Frensham Hi ham, Sarrey, on November 11th, 1916, neds received in the battle of the Somme, mber ird, Private Lewis Riley !mlfi ing Regiment, the dearly M son Samuel Riley and Mrs, Riley, 26, St d, King Cros ...
... NON-STOP FLIGHT OF 437 MILES Bavarian Capital Bombed. Pant. Saterday. Writing loot night the Expert . says:—This battle of the Somme at present only musede of somewhat violent army bombard• mons. the of Etcourt a. tin British sector. and in the region ...