Frank Carpenter
Look, for His Alaska Letter in
the Sunday Times-Dispatch
Bringing Up Father
Near Loses Its Keen Wit and
Delightful Humor
66th YEAR
VOLUME 18
MILITARY KICK -01
RICHMOND, VA., THURSDAY, JULY 20, 1916.? FOURTEEN PAGES
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CLOUDY
PRICE. TWO CENTS,
BRITISH RETAKE
MOST OF GROUND
HON BY GERMANS
Regain Old Positions in Village of Longueval and Delville Wood.
HARD FIGHTING REPORTED
AS STILL IN PROGRESS
To South of the Somme French
Report Capture of Several
Teutons Trenches.
Germans Cross Carpathians and Now
One Day's March Into
The Germans, However,
There has been abatement in the
ratifying struggle between the British
and Germans north of the Somme
he began on Tuesday afternoon
by the infantry forces which
were at the front of Longueval and Delville.
In counterattacks on Wednesday, the
British lines, encamped near the
town, were repulsed.
 Most of the territory they had left, and in addition, dispersed with their artillery. A large body of Germans who were engaged in another attack to the south of Belville wood. Hard fighting ensued in this sector. The French report the capture of several German trenches. 