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... hirst Battalion in Frame, as well as commanding the 158nd Brigade. He was commander of the troops in France and Flanders during the evacuation. Since the war he had held a number of staff aiipoiiitinents. BANDIT DISGUISED AS WOMAN. Beirut, Wednesday. —A ...
... THE CAMPAIGN IN FLANDERS. The French official despatches issued on Thursday afternoon reported artillery action only in Flanders Wednesday. On the Aisne a sharp little affair resulted in French advantage. A special correspondent in Northern France states ...
... THE FLANDERS RETREAT. Berlin, Sunday (wireles?). In Flanders, in continuation of the operations announced October 18. evacuated Bi ugeaf-Thkdt and Kortrik, and have occup:ea new positions before which lively forfiifiedengageoients hace taken place. In ...
... ACTIVITY IN FLANDERS. BRITISH LINES ADVANCED. GERMANS EVACUATING VILLAGES. SUCCESSES IN PALESTINE AND EAST AFRICA. Latest Official Reports. FROM SIR DOUGLAS HAIG. this bombardment our detachments carried out brilliant thrusts and succeeded in occupying ...
... GREAT FLANDERS GUN DUEL. ANGLO-FRENCH AIRMEN BUSY. Yesterday’s German report says—ln Flanders the artillery duels on the coast and in the Ypres bend were intense from midday onwards. English and French airmen, by dropping bombs, wrought considerable damage ...
... REPORT. EVACUATION OF VALENCIENNES. WITHDRAWING ON GHENT. The report of Saturday stated that “unnoticed by the adversary” they 'had retired behind the Scheldt. Attempts to take Valenciennes storm broke down, but during the night it was evacuated undisturbed ...
... Mr. CHURCHILL’S STORY OF FLANDERS BATTLE BELLIGERENTS’ FINAL COMMUNIQUES rpHE EVACUATION OF DUNKIRK IS COMPLETED. The remaining Allied troops were got f safely away on Monday night and the last to leave, the French Admiral Abrail, departed yesterday morning ...
... ®HB TOTOSAIi, WEDNESDAY MOBMIMO. NOVEMBER 18. 1914.-PAOB 8. HOT FIGHTING IN FLANDERS. DESPERATE ATTACKS BY GERMANS Parif, Ta*«a»j.—Tto tallowing oommuniqae WM imacd three o’olook this efternoon: the at Oermin iroope who had to the lire* aeer Veilly either ...
... THE LONDONDERRY SENTINEL, THDRSPAT MORNING, JANUARY 84, 1918. German Raid in Flanders. FRENCH TRENCHES OCCUPIED NEAR NIEUPORT. Paris, Wednesday.—This afternoon's communique says: In Belgium, owing an important raid, which had been preceded an intense ...
... Courtrai-Tournai Road, and advanced almost up to the E>eaut. The Flanders coast is completely liberated, as also is the whole of Western Flanders. Amsterdam. Saturday.—Commenting evacuating the Belgian coast. the “Cologne Gazette’’ points out the danger ...
... taw the farm at St. George’u southeast of Nieapoit. which we were obliged to evacuate, still ouatioues. The sto.-m and heavy rain did much Co damage our pccitioas in Flanders and North France. tbe other parts the frest the day was generally quiet. ...
... waterways have been closed by German orders with large areas west, east of Flanders .flooded. The Germans have made arrangements, for the civil evacuation of western Flanders. LUFTWAFFE MUSTERING ITS RESERVES Berlin stated yesterday that thei Luftwaffe ...