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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume XLV, Issue XLV, 26 October 1917, Page 1

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CHARGE OF HIGHLANDERS. A fine exploit took place during a reoenfc German counter-attack from cast of Frczenburg and the Pommern .Redoubt- A furious lachine-gun barrage had caused our line to set back, but a Bttle party who clung to some forward ruins poured a withering fire into' the rear of the German attack. Notwithstanding this the Germans still pressed mi. and again our line had io % i»ithdraw . under pressure of weight of numbers. Then a body of Cameron Highlanders swung into [ action, and .the Germans came to a. stand. For about three minutes they held their ground, but as the Highlanders swept yelling towards them they broke and ran, and shortly afterwards we were back in the lin - from which this attack had temporaril..driven us. A regimental order found by .the Australians near La Basset Yille warns battalions that they may be required in future *<v remain considerably longer in. the. Hoc.