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... is at present in hospital suffering from a compound fracture of the left leg and two bullet wounds received in the battle in the Somme Valley. His many friends will be pleased to hear he is going on very well at present. Sergi. Spruce lived in Williams ...
... were in the air the whole day. FRENCH ACCOUNT. STORY OF THE BATTLE. GROUND LOST AND WON BY BRITISH ARMY. SOUTH STAFFORDS’ DISTINCTION The bombardment which was the essential preliminary the battle proper began six o’clock on Saturday mornsng, but the Press ...
... German front line. DAY'S FRENCH REPORT. is on the Somme in Champagne. fallowing official communique has rteeivzd from French General uners, and issued by the Press this afternoon : the south of the Somme.—Our continuing their progress the night in the region ...
... THE SOMME ATTACK. HOW SUCCESS OP OFFENSIVE WAS LAID. Paris, Thursday Air. IT. Warner Alien, special correspondent of tho British Press with tho French armies says au authoritative acoouut of tho first phases of the battle on the Somme will published the ...
... THE EUROPEAN WAR. THE BRITISH FRONT. The Battle of the Somme. Early Saturday morning the Anglo-French, * r,t ues, after a week of intense artillery prepara-011 and trench raids, front of over twenty ule fi to lQ 6O oith of the River opened a vigorous ...
... out essential part in the great advance tluur brothers in arms, and the knowledge that the splendid progress made the battle of the Somme has been due in a large measure to our v big shells should cause the men nml women in the munition factories realise ...
... similar success is announced on the Carso, between Selz and Monfalcone. The Battle of the Somme. TUESDAY. Fighting in the battle that has developed north and south of the Somme continues to exceedingly keen, and the territorial progress made, particularly ...
... prisoners. South of the Somme we completed the occupation of Estrees. We took 200 prisoners. The communication trenches connecting Eslrees and Belloy having been occupied by us, the whole German second position to the south of the Somme is now in our power ...
... July Lamps on vehlolos llgfitotf 8.42 Restricted lighting BATTLE RESUMED. “INTENSE” STRUGGLE ON BRITISH FRONT. TERRITORIALS & ANZACS ENTER POZIERES. GERMANS STILL IN LONGUEVAL. The battle of the Somme was yesterday on the British front from Pozieret to Guillemont ...
... THE EUROPEAN WAR. THE BRITISH FRONT. The Battle of the Somme. lighting the Somme battlefield during the eek-end was mainly confined to the extreme , of the British and left the French Tines, *he north of- the river. East of Montauban troops pushed on ...
... The French have also Birmingham- O'awdtr. STOP PRESS. EKE NT’S TUT. ilr. H. Warner Alien, writing lash night on the battle of- the Somme, says:—lu less than fortnight front of tea miles long with a maximum miles, the French have carried square miles of ...
... bomb-proofs and ruined trenches. Von Wiegand comments the lack of details in the Berlin official statements regarding the battle of the Somme. He says the ** German General Staff has shown disposition lift the veil, and is evidently indifferent to opinion ont-; ...