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... Earle, the let Grenadiers—fifty officers and over 400 men expected in London Saturday. Some of the second batch of repatriated prisoners of war who arrived in London yesterday related terrible experiences. Interviewed at the first London military hospital ...
... That is the way in which yon can neat the Germans. REPATRIATED PRISONERS. FIRST CONTINGENT EXPECTED TO ARRIVE TO-DAY The authorities Boston responsible for the exchange repatriated prisoners of war have received confirmation from the ...
... , . .. . A repatriated prisoner of war from Germany rs-r trf » »»n :ab*> Coming ashore at B son—a M RRIFO IN I ONHi'N assiata a blinded romrede disembark at steps on his ile tn - N -> “SWIFT” ON ACT SERVICE •In- connection with ’he L.* War .. . . Hospital ...
... mjgjSWt + / . - ’■ .• v : ~;. y ~ .. • '; I 1 ' . «*i Si ‘'i',r x' 1 WsfSSsSr ''hi-' > A /' WITHIN SIGHT BLIGHT Y.—Repatriated prisoners of war cheering as their boat draws in to the shores of old England—-a joyous sisht after captivity in Germany. (C.N.) ...
... gc.Aanew-..-a«ftaiaDuf^«s.H«KCßra»Mß(a—^—— MONs HEROES REJOICE IN THEIR FREEDOM AT RlPON.—aii heroes Mons. these repatriated prisoners of war-are rcjoicine in their new-won freedom. The scene Ripon Camp, where the returned men are being received preparatory ...
... at the outcome of the war. They had been always led to believe in colossal German victories. Arrivals at Ripon. One hundred and sixty-seven officers and 1,950 non-commissioned officers and mon, British repatriated prisoners of war. arrived in Ripon yesterday ...
... peace footing .£lOO em and Simmons Organisation for future mobilisation, ;aec'ouirl agreed, but un; auetioaed. Repatriation prisoners of war. 'benefit-. Th*' oF'isices were not iuten- the that has been drawn nprf.jon il. but a . ’ear branch rule, and due ...
... encounter between Leeds City and Bradford City were somewhat disappointed that Sergt. Dicky Bond, the recently repatriated prisoner on war, was not view. Lieut. Charles Buchan also failed to appear the dlieeds City ranks, but Lieut. Hugall, the Clapton ...
... the Coali THE LEEDS MERCURY MONDAY. NOVEMBER 2AT9K UNDER BRUTAL TASK MASTERS. ONLY MEN SURVIVE OUT 1,800 PRISONERS. Over repatriated prisoners of war -rrived at Hull on Saturday. The majority the men had come from the etneentration camps at Fredr.chefeld ...
... HOME MOHE LEEDS MEN’S ARRIVAL FROM DOVER. Forty-four repatriated prisoners of war belonging to Leeds and district arrived in Leeds on Saturday evening, and were enthusiastically welcomed the crowds which collected when the news flew' from mouth to mouth ...
... iift FOUND ON THE CHEMIN DEB DAMES.—Found on the Chemi* Dames last May. this picture has just been sent to us by ...
... Katharine’s Dock, (C.N.) LADY whose has been decorated by Emperor of Jap as. - > A ROYAL WELCOME HOME.—Queen Mary repatriated prisoners of war home on arrival in London. She is seen chattingr ' the men, who were deliKhted by her Rra i. /»« RETURNED UNOPPOSED— ...