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... THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME. AM IMPLACABLE ALLIED BOMBARD* MBMT: BPPBCT OF THE CONS. DUG-OUTS SURVIVE. BUT HEN INCAPABLE. (Fra. Mr. R Vwrar Alta, «taUO*raFo*tal ta finuah PTMi Wl* U. Frata Anara.) The Pitaoo-Britt* Mtttak the lira betawn Delville Weed .nd ...
... factories of ThronviUe, the stations of Conflans and Audun le Noman, as well as bivouacs in the region of Etain. THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME. In an interesting despatch received last night Mr; H. Warner Allen, writing from the French lines, speaks the AUied ...
... BATTLE OF THE SOMME The Franco-British Assault The following telegraphic despatch has been received from Mr. H. Warner Allen, Special Correspondent of the British Press with the French Armies. WITH THE FRENCH ARMY ON THE SOMME, Sunday. The Franco-British ...
... in point, where a little girl was knocked down, and, as the Superintendent pointed out, might have been killed. THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME. INTENSE BIABARDMENT. The following telegraphic dispatch, dated Sur.- day, has been received from Mr. 1-1. Warner Allen ...
... BATTLE OF THE SOMME. THE BOMBARDMENT AROUND MONACU FARM DESCRIBED BY EYE WITNESS. (From Mr H. Warner Allen.) With the French Army the Sunday. The Franco-British attack the line between Delville Wood and the Somme, made to-day, was preceded the usual ...
... Bird, who have just returned from visiting Thospitals in France, and who have seen war heroes just returned from the Battle of the Somme using the appliances. This term the membership was so considerable ‘that no less than £3 worth of material has been ...
... e !catnaps. They are advancing (torn tuts direction , againq TIE SOMME BATTLE ENEMY COUNTER-ATTACKS FAIL PARIS, Monday.—An expert French comer:tutor writes this evening:— the french Somme Iront the latest Maw cue of furious but rain counter-stock' oa the ...
... right wing, and carried by story the town of Africa in retreat. otok Czarny. ‘German forces in Sth.—Further British the battle of the Somme, and capture the vill lage of Hem by the French. Russians took possession of village on the way to Delatyn. At zavka ...
... P. O'Brien Wounded Second-Licutenant R. O'Brien, of Halifax, and of the West Yorkshire Regiment, was wounded in the battle on the Somme on Saturday afternocn. He was taken out unconscious to the clearing station in the rear of the fighting line, suffering ...
... THE PUSH ON THE SOMME. The battle on the Somme continues with unabated fury, and has settled down into a deadly duel between ourselves and the Germans, who are now alive to the danger which threatens them if they cannot stop our advance. No longer able ...
... that your son., Pte. Kobt. M'ltean, has been posted by this llattalion missing since Ist July, the first day of the battle of the Somme. I understand that the enemy did not get any of our battalion as prisoners, and therefore- afraid, unless you have had ...
... the eastern and eouth•eastora counties. Bombe were being dropped on the Thames estuary. The attack is proceeding. THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME. NO FURTHER DEVELOPMENTS ON BRITISH FRONT. SUNDAY NIGHT SPENT IN IMPROVING CONQUERED POSITIONS. POSTS ADVANCED ON PLATEAU ...