In the midst of the conflict, the enemy's forces attacked the enemy's northern and southern borders, but, according to the bulletin, were aided to gain only limited advantages at the cost of very heavy losses. The position in the northern corner and western outskirts of St. Pierre was strong. They also made some progress in the eastern section of the village of Presse. The situation followed:
"On the southern front, the battle continued with violent, the whole day. The enemy made a strong effort with considerable effectives at the same time north and south of the river. The resistance of the enemy, after a continuous bombardment, against the enemy.
"North of the Somme, an attack was launched, after a intense bombardment, against the enemy."  In political tensions from the south,
Losses to the south of the mountains,
The enemy succeeded in maintaining a
root hold in our advanced elements in
the northern corner and western outskirts of St. Mary's vast wood, river,
where else our machine gun is checked,
barrage is checked, and the attempts of
the enemy. 