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... NEW BATTLE OF THE SOMME. (Continued from Page !•) 62-MILE FRONT. FOUR BATTLES ONE AFTER THE OTHER. PARIS, Tuesday. An article in the “Journal” this morning says;— Bapaumo having ceased be centre for reinforcements, this nucleus wajs for the enemy has ...
... TERRIFIC NEW BATTLE OF THE SOMME LONDON TROOPS on TBe ...
... had resigned his commission in the Black Watch in consequence of injuries sustained by a shell explosion during the battle of the Somme. He now desired to rejoin the Army as soon as he could Set himeel/ suitable physical conition. The prisonero parents ...
... baa thrice changed hands emce the list battle of the Somme. The grave, Mays the sergeant, w well: kept, and bears wooden crocs, winch German inscription, of which the literal traadation it: Here rests who, air battle on the 3rd November, 1916, _ brought ...
... SAUENT. FRENCH WITHDRAWAL IN THE SOUTa PARIS, Tuesday. Reuter’s “Expert Commentator” writes;— A pause has intereoned the battle on the Somme front which waa only animated by reciprocal bombardments. There was, indeed, no infantry engagement, but a renewal the ...
... French took 20,006 prisoners. During the firtt two of the battle of the Somme we captured 12,000 Germans. M the battle of Carcbrai took 11,000 prisoners. In the opening stages of the first battle of Verdun the Germans, it is claimed, took no fewer than ...
... of u» *• •I* »° tnolation of the Oensorahia to announce that the American Government fully realises that the eemmd battle of the Somme may continue for some time, and that the . American forces may possibly be the means of tipping the scale. Iwery ©Acer ...
... correspondent, in a telegram received today, says:— . . The German evening papers of Friday publish short comments on the battle of the Somme. Some admit General Haig has given the Germans a serious check, but explain that the withdrawal was due to the unfavourable ...
... attitude of the Bavarian Orowfi Prinoe Rupprecht during the war are published in the Bayeriscber Kurier.” After the second battle of the Somme ip 1916, says the article, the Crown Prince gave expression to a wish for peace, but without result. the opening of ...
... town of 5,006 inhabitants, on platoau north the Sommo and fourteen miles north by east of Pironno. ths result the battle of the Somme, the Gormans rotrested from assume In March, 1617, and British troops entered the place the 17th of the month. It was ...
... t f. Temple Aireaae, X.C 4» TelapWae (4 Sms) dtp 7«7L TriegrepUe AMiemt AMERICANS FIRST ARMY. THE SOMME BATTLE AND AFTER The Second Battle of the Somme has probably passed its meridian. The German reserves are now in line, and it would impossible to expect ...
... over one mile, and, constitutes a serious threat the German hold the town. The British line-now runs:— North of the Somme, east Clerysnr-Somme, along the western edge the Marriere Wood, Combles Station, aud the east of Mortal and the east of Biencourt-lcs- ...