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... THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME. GfcHMAN FORCES ON THE FRENCH FRONT. (From Mr. H. Warner Alien, special correspon dent of the British Press with the French Paris, Friday. Reliable information now available in Paris to the strength of the German forces which have ...
... Battle of Tin Somme- 1,300 MORE PRISONERS. TUESDAY. niesday's official French conwnwaique says : On both sides of the Somme the night was calm. . . . . total number of prisoners taken by us south of the Sozume during the fighting of the past two days ...
... BATTLE OF THE SOMME PRELIMINARY PHASES. TERRIFIC •OMPAROMENT •Y BRITISH CURS. FIERCE FIGHTING ON GOTH GAZED GERMAN PRISONERS. (Fran alakebn Ross WlNlal War Car• respondent with the New Zealand Forney With the British Army in the Field, July 3rd. After ...
... shark, Osst Ls small wait dr BATTLE OF THE SOMME. LULL AFTER THE STORM THE PRELIMINARY RESULTS. CONSOLIDATING NEW POSITIONS. (From J. D Irvine, Our Sprviol Correspondent.> rEr , s CAMP. July 6.—The hest of the great battle which began along a frontage ...
... THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME Fight tor Fricourt and La Boiselle EFFECTIVE WOP-K BRITISH GUNS Ga'.lant Dash Through German Shrapnel From Mr. Malcolm Rccs, Official War Corespondent with the Hew Zralcnd Force. WAR COERiaTOXDEVrs - HEAD- QV.MVITr.S, VII -'E, ...
... BATTLE OF THE SOMME. LULL AFTER THE STORM TIE PRELIMINARY RESULTS. CONALIDATING NEW (From J. D Imae. Our Spew Correepusdeat.) PRESS CAMP. July B.—The first plows the great battle which base slobs • frostage' al ft) lam Satarday has noir ratted. Tim doe ...
... All Fronts. British Capture Town of Contaimalson Thousands More Prisoners Taken. Splendid Progress By The French. THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME. Douglas Halg's ~opt CAPTURIC OF GUNS AND MATERIAL ...
... rnan ofbcera, when raptured, have ahown a arrogance, and have pretended to be. in ultimate victory, but since the battle • el the Somme they no longer protest , to have ,onMence in the defeat of the Allies. AP a r ule they refrain from boasting. and are ...
... between England and Germany enters upon its 101st week today A thunderstorm inteirrupted the progress of the great battle on the Somme, whence only local engagements sre reported. During the uight heavy fighting took place at La Boisslle, routh of which ...
... KILLED IN ACTION. GATHER—KiIIed the Battle of the Somme, Geoffrey S. Gather, Lieutenant and Adjutant 9th Royal Irish Fusiliers (Ulster Division), son of the late G. Gather, of Limpsheld, Surrey, and Mrs. Gather, 26, Priory Road, Hampstead, W., aged 25 ...
... supply of munitions adequate for unprecedented bombardment. British pnisation is inferior to that of no other army. The battle of the Somme proved our volunteer soldiers worthy of side:Witt traditions. ; 451;:iirnany can only be defeatM by incessant pressure ...
... CASH OR CREDIT. KILLED IN ACTION. OTHER—Killed the battle of the Somme, i-eoffrey S Cather, aged 25 years, Lieut, and Roxal Irish Fusiliers (Ulster Divi- son die late R. G. Cather, of Limpsfield, Cather, 26, Priory Road. Wiast \U.tipstead, NAV. action ...