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... EAST OF V , fn.- rious battles have dejphi l the Western front, is now raging P the , Bormans and French riv the t t south ®° v €ral Somme, as well at ♦v ti *' au Artois, north- Brjf; Arras, and J 18 1 ‘font from Oarnoy * ...
... EAST OF V , fn.- rious battles have dejphi l the Western front, is now raging P the , Bormans and French riv the t t south ®° v €ral Somme, as well at ♦v ti *' au Artois, north- Brjf; Arras, and J 18 1 ‘font from Oarnoy * ...
... other carefully chosen part the front. All the counterattacks which th© Germans have attempted in the course of the battle of the Somme have completely failed, vide the enemy’s momentary re-occupation of the villages of Gontalmaison and Bazentin-le-Petit ...
... native town, P.S. Jos. Davies, of the I Welsh Fusiliers, had a very enthusiastic welcome. He gained- the V.C. in the ' Battle of the Somme. A tablet was un| veiled in the Council School where the gallant sergeant was educated. Special Correspondents Of Father ...
... awa4 of the V.C. to Piper Richardson, rats Manitoba Regt., who 5:00 his life in going back for his pipes during the Battle of tho Somme in 1916. Here is the official description of the gallant piper's deed:— Before theattick he obtained permission from ...
... are the only sort, of ‘push' that will ultimately end the war by weakening the military organisation of Germany. The battle of tho Somme has emphatically demonstrated British organisation to markedly superior in one very important respect that of! the Gorman ...
... “strategic retreat is another great victory. “As the battle of the Somme forced tho German armies fall back on to their first zone defence, it is equally certain that it is only a question of time until the battle of the Aisne and buttle of Moronvilliers Crest ...
... trenches have in several places been heavily bombarded with gas and tear shells. Nothing else of importance has occurred BATTLE OF THE SOMME. German Version of Latest Fighting, the enemy the force even of the fatality things will end giving way and ceding ground ...
... Daily, 2.30, 6.30. OFFICIAL WAR OFFICE FILMS AT THE FRONT. THE KINO WITH HIS ARMIES. Kut Relief Furcc, Salonica THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME ZEPPELINS DESTROYED ESSEX. Bsx-effice 10 9 Phonos: G«rr. 1444 & 1366 SHAFTESBURY. Tel.: Ger. 6666. «‘V GODS! (Last ...
... —Defendant, being sentenced, started howling. “WE WERE FORCED BACK.” “Somnife Battle was especially Fierce,” Say Germans/ Yesterday's German official on the Battle the Somme is interesting for its thinly-veiled admissions defeat and its imaginary attack ...
... °PEN COUNTRY LIES BEFORE BRITISH ARMY ON THE SOMME. Haig’s Troops Nearly Through German Defensive Organisation. Written for The People by Gen. CHERFILS, of the French Army, I ' battle of (be Somme r y '! 8 ,n way entirely satis- Allies, and a new h forward ...
... Dominion and quarter of the Empire, whether Regulars, Territorials, or men of the New Armies, have borne a share in the Battle of the Somme. While some have been more fortunate than others i.n opportunities Dor distinction, all have done their duty nobly. ...
... continuous successes for our troops, and makes it plain that Hindenburg was forced to retreat by our victory in the battle of the Somme. This had reduced the Germans’ strength considerably, and with the idea of giving them no rest in the winter Sir Douglas ...