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... enemy’s ‘batteries were demolished, as well as a block‘house and several trenches. Distinct progress was reported from Flanders. The evacuation by the enemy of the west bank of the Yser Canal to the north of the ferryman’s house, recently captured by the Allies ...
... affectation and , home and several trenches. Distinct Frowns egotism. She never bores her listeners reported from Flanders. The evacuation with acenunts of her steierewieuts, and is .by the enemy of the meet bank of the .Yser geuerally indifferent to ...
... MARMALADE Made CROSBIE’S PURE FOOD To LTD MARKET RASEN’S WAR CASUALTIES Arthur Smith ahd Downs Market bad the in the of evacuation Flanders are reported to be good fcPtogi'ess in Air had knee leg fractured while Mr front Dunkirk shrapnel is injury CAISTOR ...
... FLANDERS BATTLE Nearly All Nazi Armoured Divisions Batter at B.E.F. in Their Retreat to Sea, But R.A.F. are Smashing Them as Grim Battle Goes on WITH heavy fighting, most violent on the Yser and in the neighbourhood of Cassel, the British and French retreat ...
... REVOLUTION IN FLANDERS. Tne eyes of the political world are now turned upon Flanders. The Belgians have worked out their own deliverance in a manner that, united with the French | people, will astound all the tyrants of the continent. The following i ...
... THE CAMPAIGN IN FLANDERS. GERMANS FOUBHT TO A STANDSTILL. RUSSIAN INVASION OF EAST PRUSSIA. NAVAL ACTION IN THE BLACK SEA. IMPROVED POSITION AT THE FRONT. , The much-tired trcoipvin Flanders had rest Sunday, but not under pleasant conditions. The 1 French ...
... PERSISTENT RAIN IN FLANDERS. The Recapture of St. Julien. Panis, Friday.—An expert French circumstances, has weighed most heavily on r evening writes :-— France—we and all the young races our The istent rain on the Flanders front which have sent their ...
... THE WAR. CHRISTMAS IN FLANDERS. There wm little in Flauders the eve ot' Clirista>.4 special correspondent the British Headquarters) show thai men were keeping in tuind an old tab- of wonderful meaning lunnaiuty, and Chat the time of had come round again ...
... Avrived the Mails from France, and Flanders. Paris, (France) 30. Y letters lately received from Port-Mahon, we learn, that the fire of the place had en- ceafed, and that the Commander, to pre- tirely vent his artillery fr om being difmounted, had withdrawn ...
... junctions utilised the Germans for the transportation troops and ammunition. RENEWED ACTIVITY IN FLANDERS. There has bwn a revival of activity in Flanders and Northern France, and that means something more than normal fluctuation may perhaps be inferred ...
... Arrived the Mails from Holland and Flanders. Hague, (Holland) to. conference which the Duke de laVauguyon, AmbafTador from France, had on the 16th with the Prefident of the States-General, he did not prefent any Memorial, but only verbally defired to ...
... TRE EVACUAT OF THE BALTI AT HELSINGFO Tuesday.—It is authorita- tively stated that the evacuation of the Bal- tic is altogether in our favour. No engage- ment has taken place during the last two days. Our Fleet, which is in a state of readiness, is vigilantly ...