... to the Northern Army in Flanders. had been safely evacuated and was back in England. . . . . . . 'You can imagine how delighted I was to hear of this, she told the Mercury, and added, He actually arrived in England on the Wednesday night, and my ...

... FLOODED FLANDERS. GERMAN WITHDRAWAL FROM THE YSER. (mom OUR SPECIAL AMSTERDAM, Dir. 5. The Tyd'a Chant correspondent says that the changes on the front along the Yeer are not due to the fire of the Allies. The Germans have withdrawn from most places on ...

... LIZERNE EVACUATED. ITS LOSS ADMITTED BY THE GERMANS. AMSTERDAM, April 27. The iullowing communique from Main Headquarters is published in Berlin today: -- In Flanders strong English forces attacked the new line of our positions north and north-east ...

... in Luck to Beat B•E.F. • Flanders Plan HOW the B.E.F. advanced in Flanders and then withdrew and escaped by the miracle of evacuation was described by high authorities in London yesterday. The 8.E.F., it was pointed out, had two plans of action in the ...

... EPIC OF B.E.F. FROM FLANDERS Ealing Men Stood In Sea For Hours Awaiting Boats OFFICER AND N.CO.'s SWIM TO SAFETY MANY EALING SOLDIERS are among the members of the B.E.F. who took part in the Battle of Flanders and the historic evacuation from Dunkirk. A number ...

... THE RUSSIAN CAMPAIGN The Evacuation of Lodz. THE story of the renewed advance of the German masses up the Vistula in the middle of November and of their rupture of the Russian line north of Lodz has been already sketched in the pages of THE SPHERE. The ...

... Flanders fell because of shorts of arms, am bad plannin VISCOUNT GORT'S own story of the Battle of Flanders —told in his dispatches as Commander-in-Chief of the British Expeditionary Force—give the people of Britain today the inner history of that heroic ...

... MOVES IN FLANDERS. Germans Reinforcing Second Line of Defence. A MATZ R DAM, Th 13 !Imlay. A correspondent of the riid states that there are several thousand British soldiers in the Barre-Ronen-Calais-Diuskirk-Furnee districts. and they are very active ...

... MORTLAKE SEA SCOUTS' PART IN B.E.F. EVACUATION The Mortl•a.ke Sea Scouts contributed to the evacuation of the British Expeditionary Force from Flanders. Their ship, `Minotaur—an ex-Naval 45-foot picket boat—was requisitioned by the Admiralty. The boat ...

... WITH THE SKIRMISHING PARTY IN FLANDERS . . . . . . . . 500. OUR ALLIED FORCES AND THE FOE .. 500 ACCESSION OF EGYPT'S NEW SULTAN.. 450 ITALIAN EARTHQUAKE .. 700 DITTO . 450 BELGIANS IN SAND DUNES .. 500 ON THE TRACK THE TURK .. 500 JoFFRE NIBBLING AT ...

... THE GERMAN RETIREMENT. ALLIES' VIGOROUS ACTION IN FLANDERS. HAVRE, Nov. 3. _ The Belgian General Staff has sent the following commussiqui to the Minister of War:— The evacuation by the German troops of the left bank of the Yee: between Nieuport and Dixmude ...

... TROOP TRAIN DISASTER. 200 German Wounded from Flanders Killed. Amsterdam. Saturday. The Vas Dios news agency learns that 300 lives were loat in the German troop train - News. disaster at --..—. -. This message presumably refers to a train which left the ...