ENEMY STORY OF BATTLE.
' MANY RETIREMENTS. LOSSES IN FINDERS. (Heceivsd 7.85 n.m.) A. and N Z-Rmter. LONDON. Sept. 29. : A German ofPcial wireless, message states Belgians attacked from soulLcl! i6amn.de as ' far as Wllverghem. They captured our crater positions and in places advanced into our artillery lines. We held Wytschaite heights against repeated attacks. We withdrew west of Oambrai owing to the loss of canal positions. We withdrew behind the Oise-Aiime Canal between Anizy-le-Chatfeau tnd Bourg, The Pwnch captured Sjmmepy. We withdrew In tlo Argoou* as far as ith© region south-east of Binary! lie and south* west of Apremont. The Americana pressed us back as far as Cunel Wood and Fays.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 16969, 1 October 1918, Page 6
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111ENEMY STORY OF BATTLE. New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 16969, 1 October 1918, Page 6
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