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... men a Bavarian regiment suffered 3000 casualties . This was in the fighting at Montauban on 1 st July . ' While the Battle of the Somme absorbs attention , the troops on the remainder of our 90 mile front are far from inactive . South of Armentieres on ...
... since the battle of the Somme began. the Allies have succeeded in taking upwards of I z,ooo prisoners. The Rotterdam correspondent of the Daily Telegraph writes that the death knell of the Germans on the Western front is sounding on the Somme. This is ...
... BRITISH PROGRESS IN EAST. AFRICA. 718 day of the war. 20th day of the battle of the Somme. Wednesday. This evening's British communique orsialat the pleasing intelligence that the most of the ground lost at Longueval and in Delville Wood has been regained ...
... and the other at Glenbirry. Buckie Gordon Killed.—Pte. Alez.Lowden, Gordon High Linden. was killed in action at the battle of the Somme on tad July. He had been at the frost for a year and half. was wounded At Naive Chapelle. and his last furlough was ...
... 'YEAR—49t2 WEEK. JULY 8. Dispatches from the British Headquarters in France report further progress by our troops in the Battle of the Somme. A slight advance was made at Thiepval. and a number of Germans were captured. British raids to the south of La Bassee ...
... : men ^ -dead 593 , - wounded and musing 1 S 32 . ( p . 9 . ) Ax account is given of the French , operations in the Battle of the Somme . ( p . 7 . ) It is ofEcially announced thai representatives of the Allied Governments held conferences in London oa ...
... gained. SOMME PREPARATION. FOUR MONTHS’ ORGANISATION THE FRENCH. From Mr. H. WARNER ALLEN (Special Representative of the British Press with the french Armies). Paris, Thursday. An authoritative account of the first phases of the battle of the Somme from ...
... Archbishop of York. The Archbishop and Our Boys. The Archbishop went on to remind the Lords that at the present time the battle of the Somme was reminding what splendid material these boys would have been if only they had received for however short a time an ...
... THE MLLITAHY SITUATION RUSSIA AND ITALY—NATURE OF THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME . [ From Our Militaby Correspondent . ] It has been agreed on all hands that the Germans fully expected our attack in Picardy , and were therefore very well prepared to meet us ...
... THE WAR. THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME. More Ground Gained by British. Sir DOUGLAS HAIG and MUNITIONS Russian Victory in Volkynia. Two bulletins from British Headquarter* in France reported (1) the capture of German positon.3 north of Ovillers, and (2) the ...
... elementary schools, and had gained nothing in the way of strength of mind, width mind, or power of character? Yet the battle of the Somme was reminding us of the splendid material these boys could only they could receive adequate training. The question was ...
... strength. BATTLE WOUNDS. MAGNIFICENT WORK OF THE R.A.M.G. COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF'S PRAISE In the record of the many achievements aooomplished by the British the triumph performed by the R.A.M.C. should not forgotten. On the fourth day of the battle of the Somme ...