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... German official reperte of the first - Sommt• battle that this mention made by them of these posibeen lost. eons ever BATTLE RAGING. comoarative of Friday .ry preparation, the night resumed the - a violent battle to Guillemont— After and tisk , attack, - ...
... killed in the battle of the Somme whilst attending to a wounded comrade. Aged 29 yews, he was the son of Mr. H. Roberta, headmaster of Corns Council School, Merionethshire. On the same day came news of the death in action in the same battle of Pte W. K ...
... striking victories—the capture of Erzingan n>l Pozieres and the taking of 4,000 Austrian prisoners north of Brody. Battle of the Somme: After a fight lasting three days and three nights pozieres is now entirely in our hands. The village is on the left ...
... battle for high wood. OUR TROOPS GAIN IMPORTANT POSITION. GERMAN ATTACK TSITH GAS SHELLS. Battle of the Somme; The High Wood (Bois des Foureaux) has again changed hands. I**ss than week ago it was temporarily occupied our troops while the captured German ...
... BRITISH HOTLY ENGAGED. hand-to-hand fighting on the SOMME. RUSSIAN ADVANCE ON BRODY. Battle of the Somme; Our troops arc giving the enemy no rest. Following occupation of Pozieres our artillery was active throughout the night, and there were hand-to-hand ...
... BATTLE for the ridge. four german attacks smashed by OUR GUNS. FIERCE HAND-TO- . AND FIGHTING. Battle of the Somme: Thoroughly alarmed by the British advance towards highest points of the Bapaume Plateau, the Germans have brought to this ot the front ...
... of miles 140 HUGE LOSSES Sir Haig striking instances of tlie sustained by Somme show losses of 3500 erf division 1100 to battalion whilst battalions half BATTLE OF THE SOMME on Saturday that (Itois again hands as ago temporarily occult i- while the German ...
... and three daughters. IN MAMETZ WOOD.—Lient, George McLean, Royal Engineers, who was with the Welsh Division in the battle of the Somme, has sent to our correspondent a German letter addressed to a German 'officer which he picked up on entering Mameta ...