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... THE GREAT BATTLE ON THE SOMME Successful British Counter-Attacks. Enemy’s Severe Losses- During week-end fierce fighting ensued the lung line of battle from Arms In the north, the enemy were fimily held, the weight having gone out of their aitacke. in ...
... NEW THRUST. DEMUIN FIGHT. .111AOMPT RECAPTURE OF THE VILLAGE. From H. PERRY ROBINSON. FRANCK, Saturday. In the battle of the Somme and the battle et Arras a period of about fourteen dant passed after our first attack before we made the seeped -t general ...
... ENEMY ESTRENCHIN Pants, Sunday.—According to the latest news, there was a lull in the Battle of the Somme to-day, the attacks being less violent and less numerous. On the other hand, it is observed that the enemy is carrying out en- trenchment work with ...
... RESUMPTION OF BATTLE SOUTH OF THE SOMME. Furious Desperai tion of Enemy. SLIGHT GAINS. PARIS, Friday. Reider's expert cow..ntator, writing last night, uys: Yesterday was marked by a formidable usuniption of the battle on the Somme front. The renewal ...
... Rifles as a private. In October, 1914, he obtained a commission in the Royal shire Regt. He was wounded during the battle of the Somme in 1916, and in Feb., 1917, he went out to Salonika, and was there to the Gloucestershire Regt. ...
... operations in the air. Our aeroplanes none the less reported the progress of the battle south the Somme, and fired into tneray Of the German machines which cp- this part the battle front eix were down our aeroplanes, and one was start down our anti-aircraft ...
... continued to take part the battle south the Somme, and dropped bomt» and used their machine guns until late boor the targets offered the enemy. Uweful report® the locut,on of hostile troons were hronght in. and m the northern ana of battle certain amount work ...
... uow in hospitsl at !totem. This is the retworl time the gallant officer has been wounded. the tint time being in the battle of the Somme in Pile. Lieut. Kerney we. el/1e5t1 at Reading School where he was jtist over ester Vest. )Ming Appleton awl Laud ...
... had to be removed. The other eye ,• happily unaffected. Plc Bailey. who sn.4 up in November. 1914. was wounded in the Battle of the Somme on July. X th. 1915. but after a 'cried hospital. re turned ami in the Hattie of Con, bin?. It, wee home on Have three ...
... 25. Walton Street, AYLESBURY. THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME. There «a» a large attendance the Town Hall, Ayleebury, on Monday, March 25, when inepiriting lecture was delivered by Captain L. biilton, C *.. the Battle the Somme. gave many trate with slides and ...
... reason to Imps that this district Mat, not sulfated ea' weverety from the battle as was apprehended; pertain, not ao severely as in the early malted of the battle of the Somme, nearly two year* ago. •• • • ...
... Also, it is no violation of the censorship to announce that the American Government fully realises that the second battle of the Somme may continue for some time, and that American forces may possibly be the means of tipping the scale. Every officer of ...