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... avoided battle. German troops on the opposite side th© Haar rivulet, south of Henndorf (Hegen), successfully attacked one of the Roumanian columns and repulsed it. capturing eleven officers. 591 men, and three machine-guns. The encircling battle which began ...
... famous Red Seal photo-play. THURSDAY: AARAH BERNHARDT in a great S-act tragedy. ** JEAN OORE.” MONDAY, Oct. 16th: THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME.” PUBLIC NOTICES. IR CUA F T INSURANCE PROPERTY RISKS. PERSONAL RISKS. For Lowest Rates apply to— FREDERICK B. GILL ...
... A German Shortage. The repojts of the experience ga.nsdla •.iie battle of the Somme, cays this Genus document, unanimously agree as to necessity for an increased allotment d veapons. means of communication of ill Kinds, and trailspoit. Then follows sku| ...
... IR D. REVIEW THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME, 29 GERMAN DIVISIONS WORN OUT. BRITISH AEROPLANES’ 1 SUPERIORITY. (BRITISH OFFICIAL.) THE FOLLOWING DESPATCH WAS ISSUED AT 11.21 AM. TO-DAY :— EAUCCOURT LABBAY HAS BEEN CLEARED OF THE ENEMY, AND Is NOW ENTIRELY IN ...
... GENERAL VON ARNIM’S REPORT. A REMARKABLE CONFESSION. -—_ The remarkable report on the Battle of the Somme issued by General von Com- Arnim, mander of the Fourth German Army Corps (which appeared in last evening's “ is, remarks the ‘ Daily Graphic,’ one ...
... day addressed by Origami loffre to the Somme troop. and published yesterday, the ex- pert French commentator saps: It nets forth the object and result of the Irich offensive. Oa the one hand battle of the Somme has freed Verdun. On the other hand, it ...
... interrupt traffic on the railway from Lille to Douai. Trains were running south carrying reserves or munitions for a battle on the Somme, and it was decided to attack them. Patrols were first of all sent over the aerodromes in order to hold in check the ...
... successes on the Somme, for gives detailed particulars of the huge captures of guns from the enemy during the three months’ operations. British Official. Headquarters, France, Thursday, 10.35 p.m. There is little to report from the battle front except enemy ...
... however, are united in their determination to exact full reparation for Germany’s crime. THE PRESSURE ON THE SOMME. The battle of the Somme is not yet over, and though the Germans may .claim that their line, though bulged and battered, is ‘‘unbroken ...
... baiioon. .. The mastery of the air remained with the British, firmly established since the first days the great battle of the .Somme. In the darkness of night the flashing of the guns added strange pictureequeneas to the •eeaa. ...
... decided on the Somme just conclusively and absolutely aft the fate of Napoleon was decided Waterloo. There was striking sentence interjected in the official communique from Sir Douglas Haig on September 18th. It was the British alone the Somme, not including ...
... I t! 1 Of Mlelit) Oonten. A special correspondent th• French Army, writing on 28 to blit.roing Post. - says:— In Ow battle of the Somme the Alhad 'drama • as anti ratooesalsas wars a machine, with • thousand parte and a !..:1!:on complication., ally ca&nb ...