General Sir Douglas Haig, Commander in Chief of the British forces in France, reports that the British have captured Contalmaison, also the greater part of ...
Article : 319 wordsDetails of General Sir Douglas Haig's new offensive are eagerly awaited. The opinion of military experts is that the first stage of the battle has ended. ...
Article : 253 wordsA communique issued last night states: By a brilliant attack north-east of Blanches we captured height 97, commanding the River Somme. ...
Article : 443 wordsGeneral Brussiloff's right wing is progressing towards Kevel. The Germans are employing 30,000 prisoners and civilians in strengthening the defences. The Austrians are powerless to save ...
Article : 319 wordsA formidable Russian force is within 35 miles of Lemberg, and already the whole of the Galician railways have been cut off from Southern Hungary. ...
Article : 160 wordsGerman Socialists have smuggled into Switzerland a confidential circular from the general commanding the Brunswick troops to the German Food Committee. ...
Article : 123 wordsThe "Evening Sun" says it expects that there will be a great slump in munition making in America, as the Allies are now self-sufficient. American ...
Article : 123 wordsA wounded sergeant gives a graphic description of a monster mine explosion at Beaumont Hamel. It took crack Lancashire miners seven months to ...
Article : 111 wordsGeneral Sir Douglas Haig's report last night stated:--The fighting to-day has been principally on our extreme right flank, with further important successes. ...
Article : 166 wordsAn official communique issued to-day states: The Somme sector is calm. The number of prisoners taken in the last two days exceeds 1300. The great ...
Article : 382 wordsAn official communique issued to-day states: Bad weather on the Somme impeded operations. By a coup de main at Belloy en Santerre we captured 350 ...
Article : 276 wordsFrench newspapers declare that the British yesterday fought with unsurpassed gallantry and tenacity. The object was to straighten the front, to ...
Article : 208 wordsLord Esher, writing from France to a Scottish correspondent, urges the people to throw every ounce of weight into the scale. The game, he says, ...
Article : 111 wordsThe King has sent a message to General Sir Douglas Haig, requesting him to convey his Majesty's sincere congratulations upon results ...
Article : 75 wordsCaptain A. J. Dawson, the novelist, in an article dealing with the wounded men in the battle of the Somme, says: "Only those commanding units can ...
Article : 361 wordsGeneral Sir Douglas Haig, British Commander-in-Chief in France, reports this afternoon: Severe fighting for the past 48 hours centred at Trones wood, ...
Article : 305 wordsThe British boot trade is engaged in the manufacture of 9,000,000 pairs of boots for the Russian troops. ...
Article : 24 wordsMr. Philip. Gibbs, the well-known war correspondent, writes to the "London Daily Chronicle":--"I watched the Britishers going to the assault of ...
Article : 805 wordsThe following communique was issued last night:--Despite continuous rain and fog, our troops northward of the Somme attacked the village of ...
Article : 134 wordsGeneral Sir Douglas Haig, British Commander-in-Chief in France, reports: Very heavy rain occurred in the afternoon and evening, and impeded ...
Article : 312 wordsThe Rotterdam correspondent of the "Daily Telegraph'' states: A great change has come over the outlook of the German people. Instead of ...
Article : 267 wordsPrince Wedel, under the auspices of Dr. von Bethmann-Hollweg, the Imperial Chancellor, has formed a national committee to advocate an honourable ...
Article : 152 wordsAn official Italian communique states: Owing to our pressure in the Trentino and on the Isonzo the enemy is recalling troops formerly withdrawn from the ...
Article : 67 wordsAn aeroplane attempted to raid Kent this morning, but gunfire and aeroplanes drove it off, no bombs being dropped. ...
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The Dalby Herald (Qld. : 1910 - 1954), Sat 15 Jul 1916, Page 4
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