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... IN BATTLE OF THE SOMME : 15,500 PRISONERS. BIGGEST BATTLE OF WESTERN WAR. STEADY PROGRESS OF ALLIES’ PLANS. HOW THE PRUSSIANS SURRENDERED- F.A, Special Correspondent.) Press Camp, France. July 4. Already lias the struggle that is raging north and south ...
... soldiers atl three officers were made prisoners. ' of the Somme the communication r °nches between Estrees and Belloy havbeen occupied by the French, the ''hole of the German second position south die Somme is now in F'rench power on H front of about ten kilometres ...
... French progress South of the Somme. sTRONC RUSSIAN PRESSURE. Th., boil( the Somme goes well for the iine ral Haig reports slight progress, and are able to state that the whole 'event' German line on the battle uth the Somme—a distance of rout Loc.. their ...
... te whe drop out of the combat, the only one their can spare time lo relate whilst the battle is still being wage One interesting feature of the battle of the Somme hag been the return th same returt of the area—o lw a very temporary it ig true—to the ...
... AN OFFICER'S STORY OF THE SOMME BATTLE. The following telegram has been. received from Mr. H. Warner Allen, special correspondent of the British Press with the French Armies :—Au officer who witnessed the battle of the Somme gives the following account ...
... THE EVENING NEWS. THURSDAY, JULY «, tflS. Conditions of Panoe. The new battle of the Somme may come to rival that Verdun in duration and fury, and if it undoubtedly intensify the longing for peace now felt throughout the world by all those who are morally ...
... Bcre the Somme, and that had Progress in certain important points, • ermatl artillery fire had been intense in ' ec tors. the neighbourhood of two determined attacks on the Frenches were beaten off with loss to . e enemy. tlj so f°'i f h the Somme the French ...
... of the combat, the only ones who can spare time to relate their experiences whilst the battle is still being waged. One interesting feature of the battle of the Somme has been the return in some portions of the area —only a very temporary return, it true—to ...
... such versions of the various phases of the war the German Government desire to see made public. His dispatches on the Battle of the Somme make especially interesting reading, not for what they say but for what they leave out. He is eloquent the vast number ...
... tremondoua offensive UKUAiy, July otn. : =ls—l -. ? .h. r,„ i™,. rr , t.., ~..11,,, bu-,. 8 9 The first stage of the battle of the Somme the German trenches. T)n the Dvina from and the Dviash posi. E.,k ,rt« 1,1,1 oiirneril .111 ta nranlrf .«rt. Jl CT>m ...
... SOMME BATTLE PROGRESS. RAIDS IN LOOS SALIENT. 12.40 P.M.—Near Thiepval we made NEW RUSSIAN THRUST. a further slight advance and , captured a number of prisoners. . To the south of the La Baas& Canal, after a discharge of gas an-1 smoke, eve AUSTRIAN CENTRE ...
... en Secretary of State for War, and Lord D, thy tnder-Secretary. Thera has been little but Battle in the 101st Week of the War and the heoeid AVeek of the Battle of the the great thrust whieh the British an] French Armies art , making. to, tether with ...