... IN FLANDERS. PLAN TO STOP TANKS. Paris Saturday. The correspondent of the Petit Journal on the British front sa‘s : The enemy is now withdrawing the guns with which he had been both- , banding the British position.: is Invtrness Copse and Uleneorse ...

... Government to Evacuate Petrograd. The Russian Government is making preparationg' for evacuating Petrograd, probably to proceed to Moscow. The arrangements have been put into the hands of a special committee, composed of the Minister of Public Assistance ...

... THE WESTMINSTER GAZETTE. BATTLE OF FLANDERS. BRITISH SHARE IN SOME GREAT FIGHTS. Paris, Thursday. The Temps publishes the third of its series of articles on the work of the British Army on the Continent, by M. Rene Puaux, the well-known writer. The ...

... Germans massed numerous divisions in Flanders for a big irive against the British, while concentrating :hirty-five divisions for the Chateau-Thierry— Reims drive. The next drive was planned to take place in Flanders. But alrCady the Franco-Americans have ...

... follows : The Allies continue to make progress on the Yser. Middelkerke has now been evacuated by the Germans. Much activity prevails among the German troops in Western Flanders. Yesterday the Allies' aeroplanes were making flights during the whole day from ...

... article states that the Germans, although unconquered, are obliged to shorten their Western front, and they will therefore evacuate the greater portion of French territory and the western part of Belgium, including the coast. The Germans are preparing a ...

... BRITISH FRONT HAMPERED BY RAIN. (French Comntentator's , Review.) Paris. Friday (received to-day). Persistent rain on the Flanders front has soaked the ground to such an extent that it is difficult for the Allied troops to bring up their heavy artillery ...

... Expert Commentator declares that the enemy is hurriedly evacuating from FERE-EN-TARDENOIS the war material he has accumulated there since the beginning of June. MI this suggests that the evacuation of the salient as far as the line of the VESLE [see mapl ...

... leading to the Yeart of Belgium. The enemy, who rt :d--iscs his danger, is intensifying his resistance by spreading it over Flanders, in the Serre region, and in the district of Rethel. He will perhaps be able to stand for a time, but afterwards he will ...

... caused them very considerable losses. FIGHTING IN FLANDERS. - FRESH GERMAN TROOPS SENT AGAINST BELGIANS. Amsterdam, Saturday. .% Ghent correspondent reports that fierce fighting took place recently in Flanders. German troops which were quickly moved up Irom ...

... and appear to have been carried out this morning. We understand that LENS also was evacuated during the night, and that Our troops have now occupied that town. In Flanders we have captured WULVERG HEM. Over 10,000 prisoners were taken by the . British in ...

... movements of troops on a large scale are taking place in Vet Flanders. Staff officers from Tournai have arrived in Brussels, and the majority of the pillages between Tournai and Lille have been evacuated by cavalry. Cavalry, infanta•, and supply wagons have ...