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... THE SOMME DUEL. STRONG GERMAN COUNTEROFFENSIVE? PARIS, Monday. The correspondent of the “Liberte” on the Somme front says : The mutual bombardment noted in the last British roriimuniijite is one of the most violent since the beginning of the battle of ...
... with the and that the situation calm. The reciprocal bombardment on the Anne and Somme ban reached a violent* exceeding anything experienced la the whole battle of the Somme. North of the Anus the British have gained' a marked success over the German big ...
... bombardment reported by Sir Douglas Haig on Sunday night was one j Of the most violent smee the beginning j of the battle of the Somme. Two successful British raids are reported ! in last night's official import, and an at- tempted enemy raid was frustrated ...
... LASTIRG A NORTH. The corrtspcmaent of Liberte,” the Somme front says: The mutual bombardment noted in the last British communique is one the most violent since the beginning the Battle of the Somme. The cannonade has been intense not only both banks of ...
... has now l> gun fall. The artillery duel the Ancre said be mo: violent that has taken place since tie- opening of the battle of the Somme. North of the Ancre the British gunners have gained a marked success over the German heavy The cannonade extends the ...
... artillery activity in the region of the Somme. A French correspondent states that the mutual t»onibardnieut reported Sir Douglas Haig Sunday night was one ef most violent since the beginning the Battle of the Somme. same correspondent also alludes the ...
... Verdun, The “L'berte’s” correspondent says the mutual bombardnent is one of the most violent since the beginning of the battle of the Somme. Sir Douglas HM.ig last night reported that on the previous night the Briiisn carried out succ:sstul raids east of Neuwvilie ...
... Colonel Duncombe gave an interesting account of the .A.D. work in the West Riding during the last six months. When the battle of the Somme began there was a large shortage of nurses in the military hospitals, not fewer than 500, and reply to an appeal they ...
... from. PARIS. Monday. iPubhabed dayA official announcement that since the beginning of the Battle of the Somme the Germans have uaad oil one pan or other of the | Somme against the British front and the French 137 divisions. repre*enting total of 1.644 battalions ...
... latest | According to Count Reventlow King Constan. i the supposition expressed yester-|tine now only desires in & whole battle of the Somme. day that : to gain time to enable L& Y the Rumanians would seek at the | the Germans to concent soliond North of the ...
... BEG GUNS AT WORK Is Another Great Battle Imminent ? r’ MOST OF THE French Command PROPOSED TRANSFERENCE GEN J reciprocal on ilia Ancre and Somme has reached violence exceeding anything experienced in the whole battle the North of the Ancre the British ...
... Europe: keep our noble England whole. For the moment our chief danger within rather than without. We have shown in the battles of the Somme and the Ancre that cur Army is superior to the best the Germans. with all their devotion to militarism, can produce ...