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... in the Gulf of Bothnia. have captured two large German I steamers, one with iron ore and the other in ballast. The battle of the Somme will probably develop even greater violence in its second phase. The omens are good, but results may now be slower. ...
... Herbert Featherstone, younger son the Rev. R. J. Featherstone, Vicar of St. Luke’s, Tbornaby-on-Tees, had been killed the battle of the Somme. He was twenty-six years age. News was received in bkipton, on Saturday morning the death action Cpl. E. C. Briggw, ...
... resumption of the offensive by the British from Thiepval to the point where they link up with the French forces. Before the battle of the Somme can pureue its victorious course it is important that our advance, which was slower in the British sector and speedier ...
... the same time heawily attacked our wpdm.wthoflu.ndumb of Fricourt. The result was that the battle raged furiously along the whole front between the Ancre and the Somme. North-west of Thiepval the Germans temporarily regained a short length of trench, being ...
... certain, says the * British Medical Journal,”” that the proportion of light to serious cases amount the wounded in the battle of the Somme has been unusually large, while even among the more severe the prognosis is regarded as more hopeful than usual. The ...
... BALLOONS ATTACKED AT RANGE OF FIFTY YARDS. British Headquarters in the Field, France, Saturday. When the history of the Battle of the Somme comes to be written in its true perspective, 1 think it will be found that one of the most brilliant facets in this ...
... ENEMY'S DESPERATE RESISTANCE ON THE STOKHOD. The British Headquarters In France again noted yesterday that since the Battle of tba Somme began the Germans facing the British have received large reinforcements. Last n;g!it our Headquarters reported the recovery ...
... in hospital, wounded. Driver J. T. Webster, R.F.A., of 9, Edgedala Road, .Sheffield, is among those wounded in the battle of the Somme. lie is at present lying hospital in France with fractured thigh caused by a high explosive shell killing his horse ...
... steadily and surely from day to ay, is more significant than any separate incursion through the German Front. “The battle of the Somme has emphatically demonstrated British organisation to be markedly superior, in one very important respect, to that of ...
... resumption the offensive the British from Thiepval to the point where they link up with the French forces. Before the battle of the Somme can pursue its victorious course is important that our advance which was slower in the British sector and speedier in ...
... tactical links between the armies been im- proved. In no point has this been more closely demonstrated than in the battle of the Somme. few days ago General Chertils, in the Echo de Paris/’ published a Staff _ circular pointing out the necessity of d ...
... and Buffet in the Lower Hall. nI N, HOU S E,> IATE. Daily Exhibit Pictures from till P-m. LATEST WAR. PICTURES (The Battle of the Somme). “THE CHEAT,” Thrilling and unusual Photo. produced by the Jesse L. Co., featuring Fannie Ward and Ses&eu one of the ...