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... MILES OUTSIDE DUNKIRK, A FORCE OF A BRITISH AND FRENCH TROOPS BEGAN THE FINAL REARGUARD ACTION OF THE GREAT RETREAT FROM FLANDERS. The latest weapons of warfare—guns, tanks, armoured units, machine-gun units, and everything the enemy can command—are closing ...
... have estab- Ikhed complete supremacy the air in the region the offensive. GERMAN COMMUNIQUE. INFANTRY BATTLE FLANDERS OPENED.” In Flanders artillery activity again increased evening to most extreme violence. This continued undiminished during the night ...
... 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 ...
... BELGIANS HEAVILY ENGAGED. AMSTERDAM, Nov. 6. _ A Ghent correspondent reports that fierce fighting took place recently in Flanders. Ger. man troops which were quickly moved up from Zarren and Eessen I) a seed through difficult hours. The Belgians again ...
... GERMAN OFFICIAL. In Flanders artillery activity remained strong, especially between Houthoulst. Wood and the Ypres- Comines Canal.' After nightfall English twice attacked with strong forces between the road leading from Ypres to PoelkarPelle and Zonnebeke ...
... perspective. Mr. Churchill once wrote of the skilful evacuation of the Dardanelles, This consummation was acclaimed by the shallow and the uninstructed as if it had been a victory. The retreat from Flanders has been a superb, heroic piece of work, and the ...
... the immediate occasion of the evacuation was, of course, the occupation of Menin and Courtrai by the Second British Army. With Lille goes the rest of Flanders, and we may expect to hear in the next few days of the evacuation of the whole of the Belgian ...
... 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 ...
... SETBACK Valuable Positions Won by English and Canadian Troops on Main Ridge. ITALIANS WITHDRAW ON 25 MILES FRONT. Our Ally Evacuates the Bain ~ i zz a Piateau. HUNS' BIG CLAIMS. Fighting on I - atian Soil-=30,000 Prisoners, 300 Guas Taken. e 4 , c'Pewall ...
... France had an incredibly difficult and thankless task to COMKADES-IN-ARMS BROUGHT FROM FLANDERS PACKED LIKE SARDINES. TENS OF THOUSANDS OF FRENCH TROOPS WERE EVACUATED WITH OUR OWN. (G.P.U.) perform. This it played to perfection, in executing a rapid advance ...
... GEORGE ON THE BATTLEFIELI ) 500 500 580 600 WITH THE BELGIANS IN ACTION THE FIGHT FOR CALAIS BRITISH AND FRENCH TROOPS IN FLANDERS BRITISH TROOPS AROUND ARRAS WAR WITH TURKEY . . . 600 550 ‘VITH THE WARRIORS AROUND YPRES 550 GREAT BATTLE AROUND MUIR= ...
... GERMAN OFFICIAL. The day was quiet in 'Flanders and before Cambrai. During the night before last we gave up the projecting positions between Crevecceur and Beaurevoir, on the canal, on the Banteux-Le Catelet line, and withdrew• our troops there to a rearward ...