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... alive.' IR D. HAIG'S REPORTS. 888 AND FLOW OF BATTLE. FIFTEEN AIRCRAFT LOST. The reports from Sir Douglas Haig show that yesterday use troupe not only held their owe, but made sove progress in the great battle which now bring fought between the ADO . * end ...
... and there was brisk business in miscellaneous specialities. The Battle of the Somme. The official news which publish to-day of the continuance of the Anglo-French offensive in the Somme region may be regarded in some respects qualiiying the success of ...
... THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME: PROGRESS OF STRUGGLE, THE DEADLY GERMAN MACHINE-GUN. alma hml iarrented lb. eroding forward MI •deryanto supplies, oat food and drink. aad whoa the fault Mies many of the Gannet. in n mote of eatienie esh,tio.tlon I naked' ...
... into which shade of contention tan enter. VERDUN-LIKE STRUGGLE. Enemy Prepared for British. “Daily Chronicle’’ —The battle in the Somme region, though interrupted thmKlor»»torm>, pursues a favourable couxte. 'I he rapid progress of our gallant Allies on ...
... BY PRIVATE WIRE. Belfatt News-Letter” Office. 170, Fleet Street, E.C. Wednesday Morning, S o'olook. BATTLE OF THE SOMME. ULSTER DIVISION’S HEROISM. A Striking Tribute. ...
... THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME. BRITISH CONSOLIDATE LA BOISSELLE. German Defeat at ThiepvaL ...
... .THE SOMME BATTLE STERN TASK OF BRITISH. FORMIDABLE COUNTER- ATTACKS. FRENCH TARE 9 VILLAGES. TOTAL SENSES 07 CAPTITO. 13,011. (Peen Amociation War Special.) PARIS. Wednesday.— t setni-ofFicial stete nest lensed last greens& •syr:— The Battle of Om Somme ...
... Association War Spsctai) The following telegram has been received from Mr. H. Warner Allen:— An officer who witnessed the battle of the Somme gives the following account of the first day’s operations. The result of the first day’s fighting was that the chosen ...
... THE BATTLE. FRENCH FORWARD SPRING. CRITICAL 1101IE11T DESCRIBER. The following telegram has been received Mlllll Sir Horner Allen. special cormgrolideut of the British Press with the French armies:— An officer who witasesed IM battle of the Somme given ...
... 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 on some portions of the area—only a very temporary return, it is true ...
... whole German second position to the south of the Somme now in our power, on front of about ten kilometres. Paris, Wednesday. semi-oflicial statement issued last evening says:— 'Hie battle of the Somme, although hindered by violent storm to-day, is proceeding ...
... the battle of the Somme continues to be satisfactory. Up to date the British have taken over 6,000 prisoners and the French more than 0,000. Heavy fighting continued throughout Tuesday night on the British front in the region of the Ancre and Somme. Two ...