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... guns, to which must be added 76 taken by the french. To sum up, the battle of the Somme is following a regular rhvthm of successive, methodical, prudent advances.—(P.A.) THE VERDUN BATTLE. OVER 2000 GERMAN GUNS IN ACTION. From Mr. H. WARNER ALLEN (Special ...
... Echoes Of The Day Lloyd George's New StufF. Describing the work of the heavy guns the battle of the Somme, a young' gunner officer says:—We had bags of ammunition, some of Lloyd George's new stuff, and it was good, too. The fusee were Al. Earlier in ...
... the tactical links between the Armies been improved. In no point has this been more clearly demonstrated than in the battle of the Somme. A few days ago General Cherfils in the Echo de Paris published a German staff circular pointing out the great necessity ...
... was employed at the Middleton Colliery, has been killed action. Two Harrogate officers are among the wounded in the battle of the Somme. Sec.- Lieut. W. J. R. E. Poole has received a severe gunshot wound through the left arm. S*c.-Ll9irt. POOLE. Sec.-Lieut ...
... persistent inclemency the weather, further notable progress on the Somme yesterday. After the calm of the day before the French troops again went into action the extreme left wing north the Somme, in the sector where occurs our junction with the British forces ...
... To sum up, the battle of the Somme is follow* ing a regular rhythm successive, methodical, prudent advances. LEEDS BUSINESS BATTALION. More Heavy Casualties. The Leeds Business Men's Battalion has suffered very heavily in tho recent .Somme fighting. Besides ...
... 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-; ...
... organimlion no army organisation in Enrage. Ye* mid that Near. (*spoil* sad woos the faltiamin of the new Bet Maim; battle of the Somme hos i ,,,,,, sr!~ wataataet widows to hei . mirtliTh . tr:lsi i i . testi 1 t 0:4, , 11y ran battalion 1 taw tadool ...
... resumpticn of the offensive by the British from Thiepval to a point where they link up with the French forces. Before the Battle of the, Somme can pursue its victorious course it is important that our advance, which was slower in the British sector and speedier ...
... inferior to that of with a nab and fills the trenches and ea-: were caltalated to e serious rivalry no other army. The battle of the Somme, trances V. the proofs. One has hardly between Russia and Japan. These I proved our volunteer soldiers worthy of recovered ...
... artilleries, captured a certain number important points north of the Somme between Hardeoourt and the Trones Wood. After a quiet night, further marked progress was made on Sunday south of the Somme in the zone defended the French. Thus, day after day. our plan ...
... the Allies per_ )(writing his port aceordinc to the agreed plan. while counter-attacks by the enemy all failed. Phe battle of the Somme is, is is claimed. following a regular rhythm of somas:giro. methodical. prudent advances. Considering that we are on ...