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... BATTLE vf bs GERMANS LAUNCH A FIERCE COUNTER-ATTACK. DESPERATE FICHTING ALL THROUGH THE NICHT. ERMANE ATTACK IN MASS FORMATION. SLIGHT SUCCESSES AT. VERY HEAVY COST. FOOTING RECAINED IN LONCUEVAL AND DELVILLE woop. STRUCCLE STILL CONTINUING [British Official ...
... BATTLE THE OVAL CONGRATULATIONS. MESSACE TO THE TROOPS. The following have between the King and General Sir Douglas — Sir Douglas Haig, «July fs is 2 fils my admire- va Emperor of tna ee asked te > and I send my best convey hie warm troops upon i Feet ...
... flip Battle of the Somme: The stream of French reinforcements arriving at the front. persons and the committee is now anxious learn their decision on this matter. They, therefore, ask all to whom these appeals have been addressed to reply to the Secretary ...
... SCRU TATOR. THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME. T HE past week in the Somme region has been one of surprising and continuous British success, which must be measured not so much by the actual ground gained, though the gain has been considerable, as by the undoubted ...
... Ist, 1916, at Battle the Somme. Sergeant James Moore M’Cleery, Royal Irish Rifles (First .-unty Down Volunteers), aged 21 years, Rev. John K. M*Cleery, Killyleagh. VAXCE—Killed in action, on Ist July, 1916, at t!;.. Battle of the Somme, Lieutenant K. ...
... BRITISH HOTLY ATTACKED GERMAN EFFORT TO RE-GAIN LOST POSITIONS. the battle not yet decided. Battle cf the Somme: The Germans have begun a big attack on the positions the British troops last Friday and Saturday around Longueval and Bello Wood. On Tuesday ...
... shell'; and a 335-mm. (or 12-in.) shell They show certain kinds of heavy matériel the French gunners have used in the battle on the Somme. The enormous bulk of the two former types of shell, in particular, may be judged from the L height of the French soldier ...
... so much lees, there need be no surprise that people in different parts of the have been bearing echo of the volcame battle ou the Somme. But probably, adde the London Chronicle,” it is the motion of sound wavee, rather than any hearing of poise, which ...
... BRITISH AND FRENCH GAINS The British and French gains since the battle of the Somme Opened on July 1 until the beginning of the present week were as follows: Villages taken, 22; prisoners, 22,000 —10,000 by British, 12,000 by French; guns, 106; machine ...
... Billiards and Buffet in the Lower Hall INEMA HOUSE, FARGATE. Daily Exhibit of trem z till 1 pm OFFICIAL WAR PICTURES. BATTLE OF THE SOMME) THREE DAYS ONLY. @TOM BROWN’S SCHOOLDAYS.” from the best and most_ popular story of School Life by Thomas Fuchs, A ...
... Failure (p. 95) The Vioeroy's A. D.C. 's (p. 96) Magistrates and Milk (p. 98)—Elmer Prather (p. 98) BCRUTLTOR : The Battle of the Somme - 99 The French Yarkkag 100 B r 101 l s .latest 100 • Offensive hi Anemia A Troop Train Tragedy 102 . Paris en Fete ...
... Russian cavalry are advancing along the Kirlibaba-Marami- Ros-Sziget road. Kirlibaba is a pass in the Carpathians. THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME. GAP WIDENED INGERMAN SECOND LINE DEFENCES. STRONGLY DEFENDED POSITIONS CAPTURED BY BRITISH. A British official message ...