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... cold, they were prevented from approaching the fire. The officers at Furstenburg were much better treated. Other repatriated prisoner* of war, interviewed yesterday afternoon, stated that they were kindly -treated, and had nothing to complain Of. A MESSAGE ...
... MiniAter of Roads end Communications. attachfri to the tonnt. RETURNED PRISONERS OF WAR. Terrible Story of German Treatment. Members of the second batch of repatriated prisoners of war aho arrived in ,London on Wednesday related terrible ...
... Captivity. Private A. Foriaacua. Grenadier Guard*, whoa* home address S. Thorpe street. Ilkeston, is on# of the repatriated prisoners of war who arrived England hat week. Ha waa taken oriaDoar in the ftrst Ypraa batHe October. 1914. From Mooday afternoon ...
... TOLD AT LOUGHBOROUGH. A repatriated prisoner of war, G. W. Boj-00, Ist Suffolk Regiment, who has recently arrived in Loughborough, bad an interesting Mory tell Post representative. Boyce was sent to Loughborough by the Cambridge War Pensions Committee to ...
... 150 repatriated prisoners of war, said that it had been arranc ...
... fronts. The sap lost the British to the east of Bullecourt on Saturday was recaptured during the night.. To-day 632 repatriated prisoners of war, soldiers and civilians, were landed at Boston on their return from Ruhleben and other German internment camps ...
... opening these kitchens, and intend to educate the people to practice economy in the use and cooking of food. Tea repatriated prisoners of war who reached Nottingham on Monday for treatment in local military hospitals, were accorded the most notable reception ...
... Strathire, Hasleniere. REPATRIATED PRISONER OF WAR. —Among the prisoners of war who returned nom Germany was Pte. Walter Betts, of the Lincolns, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Betts, Tunnel-road. He was wounded last April and taken a ...
... will be ipiod enorigli to let me know your Council's decision. Hospital ships conveying a further con- tingent of repatriated prisoners of war left Amsterdam for Boston, Lincolnshire, on Wednewlay morning. t ...
... PRISONERS OF WAR. * QUESTION OF EXCHANGE. OUR MEN TREATED DOGS IN RUHLEBEN. Heuter's Agency is informed that his Majesty's Government is in possession of information derived from prisoners who liavo escaped since the beginning of tho German offensive ...
... staff. EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS. HOLLAND ASKS FOR REPATRIATION OWING TO POOD SHORTAGE, The German papers state that the Dutch Government will ask the English and the German delegates at the coming Hague Conference to repatriate prisoners of war ...
... entitled 4t The New Homeland,' has been pubLshed as a welcome to repatriated prisoners of war. The Kaiser said: With paternal regard, I have watched the sufferings to wllfc-h prisoners have been exposed in enemy countries. Mv heart was deeply moved because ...