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... BURNLEY MAN REPATRIATED Mrs. Blackburn, of Rowley-atreet. Burnley has been notified that her husband. Christopher T. Blackbum. of the Merchant Navy, among the repatriated prisoners of war on their way home. Cerparatlen HsapMal —Condition of patients: ...
... COMING HOME! First of repatriated prisoners of war and civilian internees from Far East to return by sea should be in {his country by October 12th. says Pest London Service. Ship bringins men. women and children from camps scheduled to call at Suez on ...
... KRUGERITES’ HOPE PLACED IN THE BOER PRISONERS. is from the repatriated prisoners of war that longheaded Krugerites expect and hope for the first reaction the treaty of Vereeniging, says the Amsterdam Correspondent of the “Mail.” “The Boers that held out ...
... cordially received. They about half an hour at the Palace. GOOD CHRISTMAS FOR PRISONERS IN DENMARK COPENHAGEN. Tuesday. Steamers are arriving here daily with repatriated prisoners of war from North Germany. At the present time fully 8,000 to 9,000 British and ...
... to-day, the General said: From our interviews with repatriated prisoners of war, we have gained no knowledge of death marches or similar treatment accorded to our prisoners. Four British prisoners returned by the Communists. to-day were ...
... BRITISH PRISONERS SHOT FOR REFUSING TO WORK FOR THE ENEMY. Sieve Bloomer Returns from Captivity. Another trainload repatriated prisoners arrived at Cannon-street this morning. The men, who belonged chiefly to the 13th East Surreys, had Undergone severe ...
... Arlon (Belgian Luxemburg) in August. 1914.—Central News. PRISONERS OF WAR’S GRATITUDE TO KING CHRISTIAN. COPENHAGEN, s d«y. the occasion of the visit of King Christian e repatriated prisoners of war at oandholm Camp to-day, the fallowing ...
... had worked unofficially for three hours on Tuesday in an unpaid capacity in assisting in the disembarkation of repatriated prisoners of war. the port authorities announced to-day that they have received several offers from ex-dockers willing to work in ...
... MORE PRISONERS RETURN. Between 500 and 600 repatriated prisoners rf war reached London to-day. These men had been in captivity about nine months, and had been working for the Germans behind the lines in Belgium. For food they had bread and water. Private ...
... The tank crews were mostly repatriated prisoners of war. On the last performance, yesterday afternoon, Mr. V. W. Pilkington. director of engineering, was In one of the tanks. The exhibition, which had the co-operation of the War Office, was opened by Ma ...
... Group taken at the Guild Hail, Preston, last evening, when Preston Red Cross Penny-a-Weeh Fund Committee welcomed repatriated prisoners of war. Front row (left to rlgtil): Councillor 4. Wilson (hon. treasurer), Coun. Mrs. Paimour (chairman), the Mayor and ...
... there are hundreds thousands of sick and wounded w will still require care and attention, and a very larfje number repatriated prisoners of war will require—and receive—all that lies in our power do for them During the last four years the Royal Army Medical ...