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... positions.—Press Association. THE FRENCH ARMY’S PART ON THE SOMME. FINE THREE MONTHS’ RECORD. French Army Headquarters, September 30. The part played by the French in the three months’ battle on the Somme has amazed and confounded the Germans. It had originally ...
... THE GERMAN LOSSES Assuming, according to one estimate, that there were J22 Gernfttn divisions during the battle of the Somme, the Vrenoh and ourselves had defeated something like half the total German forces, something like a million men in all during ...
... result of suoocseful patrol enterprise, brought in 22 French prisoners. Army Group of Crown Prince Rupprecht.—The battle north the Somme continued under persistent and powerful artillery fire from both sides. North of Thiepval and north-west Couroelette ...
... College, London, last night, on '* The Turning Tide of War,” said, assuming there were 122 German divisions during the battle of the Somme, the French and ourselves had defeated something like half the total German forces, or something like million men in ...
... Tlie (ienimn Losses. Assuming, a ...
... University College. London, last night, The Turning Tide War,” said, assuming there were 122 German division* during the battle of the Somme, the French and ourselves had defeated something like half the total German forces, something like a million men in ...
... College, London, Monday night, The Turning Tide of War, said, assuming there were 122 German divisions during the battle of the Somme, the French ajul ourselves had defeated something half the notal German forces, or something like a million men in all ...
... returned from successful reconnaissance with 22 French prisoners. Army Group of Prince Rupprecht of Bavaria. —The battle north the Somme continued, with tremendous and continuous artillery fighting. North Thiepval and north-west of Courcelette we captured ...
... VICTORY. Allies Cannot Held the Somme. JOFFRE’S ORDER DISCUSSED. b2,000 I*i isonet s Taken by the Allies, ARTILLERY SUPERIORITY. Writing last night the subiect of the order the day addressed General •loft re to the Somme troops, and published yesterday ...
... reception and the spirit of hope and confidence with which Prance is drawing on her long stocking significant victory the battle of the Somme. Arr&iigfiiiients for receiving subscription had teen admirably planned, and though tho eubscribora the various guichois ...
... SCALA THILA/ItS Yellowing the luilliest success at the Battle of the Somme DlCt. graphic war Alm was sad last 'Tin slat Tay Bay Pea we to he sr dier.' It is • lye-act play. serer Harry . Remy* . ,are I. great is 11 pietariesties Jill! i Iress 7. Lila ...
... Engineers, has been awarded the D.C.M. for gallant conduct and devotion to duty the field on the lint and July during the battle of the Somme. Sergt. Grey is the son of Sergt.-Major John Grey, Wine Lodge, Burges, and was connected with the St. Osburgs Boys Brigade ...