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... wry next day, as a rule, we find that he has renewed his activity with interest. The Germans still bold strong positions in Flanders and in Nance, and the only queftion is how long they will be able to stay there. They bass this week, lest week, been expending ...
... pro-German peace offensive is beginning. In the opinion of Mr Baker, the tinted States War secretary, the British drive in Flanders is such that the German submarine bases on the Beig.sn coast will soon be untenable. The German High Command know that ...
... OF GREAT VICTORY IN GALICIA. Obi outstanding features of the war this week have been the continued use by the Germans in Flanders of asphyxiating ges; a new offensive by the Germane in the Baltic provinces of Russia and in Galicia; and gratifying reports- ...
... Since the publication in the Klein Ze.tung Germans ran up white deg ant mean uie document has been reprinted at Ham- m evacuate the place. burg, but the press geneza.ly has, eviiienuy The tact, however, that a stray cow got on been induced or compelled ...
... Sora Bertha” captured by the Australians in 1917 Being unsuccessful I made enquiries of a local farmer who incidentally was evacuated with French troops at Dunkirk who told us that during the occupation the Germans cut it up and returned it to Germany for ...
... District tliu travelling in pink with coat HOME FROM DUNKIRK A number local have this week reached home after being evacuated from Flanders One them Mr Keith Mills of Priestnall Avenue Heald Green son-in-law Mr Alcock adventurous to Dunkirk his Military ...
... majorgeneral. He took an active part in the fighting in Flanders under Oenerat Pulteney, and had • rousing time at Hill H• believed to the uttermost in the Dardanelles expedition. 'When the ceder ; for evacuation came. he was Incredulous. tie could not maitre ...
... Bleck , or to get on the the Yaw, and pionie in the lardy VS:lov reflect how hard it wee goon she hicnlean Tartars who I to evacuate their pretty village therein- -ail that Watley. There were no nowadays. A. Tom By nit reworked : It wan.. wed aU come up ...
... organist was Mr H Davies the choirmaster was Mr Goodwin further evacuation PREPARA- s Bollington again preparing receive school children evacuees from Manchester area the event of another evacuation being decided upon The Chief Billeting Officer (Mr A Clough) ...
... up premises in order obviate necessity the double system matter urgent hope that either the Education the mthorities in evacuation will lose giving the assurance that the LEC will reimbursed any expen diture which the solution to the system will involve ...
... landing on tiio Peninsula on April 25 1915 served until evacuation January 1916 was wounded winning GSO Later war King commanded RNG June 1915 to July 1916 alter period of service wus Navy siege in Flanders where he specially war service awarded Croix Guerre ...
... the safeguard against depression LIFEBOAT DAY IN CHEADLE Mr J H Orr writes to the Editor:— good work rendered by Dunkirk evacuation unfortunately resulted considerable losses and in order that the work carried round- the coasts continue it is essential ...