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... 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 ...
... 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. ...
... 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 ...
... Windmill Country of North France and Belgium. The Nature of the Battle of the Somme near Albert in North France The above view was taken from the German lines during the fighting on the River Somme. The three villages mentioned Montauban, Thiepoal, and Maricourt ...
... by a vigorous French offensive the Kaiser also hurried away from the scene, once more disappointed in his hope,. The battle of the Somme, which wee at its in -.he beginning of October, that is to say nearly a month ago. hi, ProortieallY not vet been ended ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...