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... THE BATTLE FIELDS. The Eeka du Kord of last night calls the attention the authorities to the danger to the public health resulting from the state of the battle-fields the Somme, the Pas de Calais, and the Aisne, and says that works should be commenced ...
... to a large share of administrative power and profits and already they are beginning to shriek the former Parisian battle-cry, Nous sommes trahis! True, they are wont to be clamorous, with or without occasion but that is no reason why we should give them ...
... they travelled, rid Luxembourg, to Yet; the capital of Beeman Loraine, visiting Grovelotte, the geld of the terrible battle batmen the Somme and French. He ✓aWit ay pewees that they did not stop to WPM and in omitting that, had departed tram dm of most tauten ...
... The gilt proved • diadly one. Tyro= wrought infinite miochiet, and am. at bat, buried with A rgantyr, who tell in • battle the blood Somme din, in an= its hallamok encimbng the grave with • a= be brag years dm. win A=l wet wasted end appreisrd, nice, named ...
... in place cd her present Davenport active crew. The Dr DOXITAMM battle cruiser, Capt. F. W. Kennedy, is to be ready to leave on Wednat. day for the Mediterranean to join the Second Battle Cruiser The llgt cruisers Capt. H. T. Buller, and Capt. P.O. Drown ...
... counterattacks which must have repeatedly relieved somewhat the German pressure on the left. But the battle of the Somme i> only pan the greater battle raging all across France. Though the Germans seem to making slow progress some points, nowhere they ...
... BATTLE ON THE SOMME RIVER. .0 , 5. - nce of news from our own Wtr i')!e se from a communique by fr.,: French Minister t.f War on _ M. !,I,:bt, hut published in London HI mornlng. that • general battle -g the left of the Allied line Sitnrrliy last. and ...
... wide discrepancies in reproducing the meaning of one simple verb. It will be a reef to know what has happened in this battle on the Somme. for, although we can afford to await the information quietly and with a good deal of confidence, the i.sue decided ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... promotion to a captaincy on the field of battle. M. Pierre Rogers, director of the publishing house of Pierre Rogers et Cie., Paris, has also died in hospital as the result of wounds received at the battle of the Somme. ...