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... BRITISH THRUST. WITH THE VICTORS. How the Hun was Beaten. Second Battle of the Somme. Press Association War Special From the Press Association’s special war correspondent, Headquarters, British Army. ¥ | £ France, Friday, Last night passed cemparatively ...
... took part Sir H. RAWLINSON. in the Neuvo Photo: I*U7«tte. Chapelle operations, and commanded the Fourth Army the first battle of. the Somme practically the same ground he is fighting on now. ...
... stirred the experts far more than 14> general public. The interest of Bapaume is that it was the main object of the Battle of the Somme in 1916. We now seem, as a result of four days’ comparatively easy fizhting, to be within reach of the same results ...
... the front. Lieut. Thompson (whose brother, Ralph, the well-known Grimsby Town amateur left winger), was killed in the battle of tho Somme, when -nother brother, Sidney, also received such injuries as entailed his discharge from the service), was 29 years ...
... stepmon, Ernest. —John 3. Smithies. 1 In proud and ever fragrant rebrance of our dear son Dan, killed ust 3rd, 1916, Battle of the Somme. and Mrs. Giles Smith, Boothiows. Agknewledzments. iD—Mr. iweed and family beg k all relatives and friends for Shes ...
... It ig interesting compare the result's; of the recent fighting the British French fronts in the Somme area with those achieved in the first hattle the Somme. From 1 July to 31 October, that is to say. ix-riod of lour months the British won square mile’s ...
... THE SOMME NOW AND 1916, PROGRESS MORE RAPID AND LESS COSTLY, London, Monday. It is interesting to compare the results of the recent fighting on the British and French fronte in the Somme ai’ea with those achieved in th© first battle of the Somme. From ...
... advance by the British both north and south of the Somme seems likely to sweep past both sides of the famous ridge between Albert and the Somme, which we attacked frontr ally in the 1916 battle of the Somme. Little news reached London last evening from the ...
... Burning Towns. There is confirmation of the report that Peronne, on the Somme, 11 miles behind the German battle-front, burning. The town hastwice been wrecked already, but the Germans have probably erected there temporary and consequently inflammable ...
... of the Somme the day brought a remarkable advmce. In the afternoon the Allied forces were two miles east of Dornpierre on the way tc Peronne. and had passed through Soyecourt and Ablaincourt, villages which the French stormed in the first battle of the ...
... to caws train the tits 'snow al amount war indoors • largo dd pms al WITH THR VICTORS. Hew the Hun was Beaten. &scat Battle of the Somme. Per Aasonatioe War Spada] Prom the Press war Headgeareme Beth& Amoy. ance, night legend the new We had or destroyed ...
... during the day. Our troops are now fighting' in Santerre, “ the country over which the French soldiers fought during the battle of the Somme in 1916, and of which every ruined village is familiar to many of the officers. ' The line reached this afternoon. runs ...