... ARTILLERY ACTIONS IN FLANDERS. Artillery actions were recorded the Western front Monday, but no definite reeult accrued beyond the destruction of trenches and the silencing of Gorman guns. To the north of the Aiisne the French evacuated a small poet seized ...

... FOR CRUISE ■A private, who returned to Falkirk Bterday, said he had no thrilling advenbfes to report. The evacuation of his Action from Flanders had been carried bt smoothly and without incident. “We jjbiply collected,” he said, lined up on b® quay, and ...

... ALLIES’ ASCENDANCY IN FLANDERS. All the week-end communiques issued in Paris show that the Allies maintain their ascendancy both in infantry fighting and in the work of the artillery. The enemy, it is announced, has completely evacuated the west bank of the ...

... 11,700 men. CALM AT The news from the other parts of the Western front are of secondary importance. snowstorm is raging in Flanders, around Arras, and in the Vosges, in which districts cannonading preceding. In the Arras region our guns several occasions ...

... AFTER DUNKIRK No useful purpose can be served by seeking to obscure the seriousness of the reverse suffered by the Allies in Flanders. The dark lines of the picture, suddenly deepened by the withdrawal from the field of battle of the bulk of the Belgian Army ...

... during the great retreat, many returning after the miracle Dunkirk. Some there were who did not come home and now lie in Flanders fields; many others who were captured by the enemy spent five weary years in German risen camps. Argylls who lived to fight ...

... HERALD WEDNESDAY JULY READY FOR INVADER B.E.F. Divisions Fully Reorganised ARMS AND EQUIPMENT The men of Flanders and Dunkirknine divisions strong, brought out with little oi equipment—are now fully reorganised and at the disposal of the Commander-in-Chief ...

... Irish that the retirement was carried out successfully. loseea of the Bulgariajis woie. very heavy. BRITISH BOMBARDMENTS IN FLANDERS. Monday night’s report from British Headquarters mentions ‘‘considerable activity’’ at various points. Bombardments the enemy’s ...

... THE LATEST PREDICTION Unofficial messages from Holland report the withdrawal of troops from Flanders and the arrival of big guns and ammunition at Louvain on their way to the western front. The latest prophecy regarding the next great German attack'’ ...

... noe eee Su 44 per Ton. OOAL. N. Coal and Drose sent to any Station on or Caledonian COOPER & TKAS ARE ADMITTED TO BE THE evacuate it, leaving behind them, however, in the and blood of the people many traces of their occupation. It was subsequently swept ...

... Government's Evacuation Scheme. One of the ways in which these mothers are being helped to settle down and made to feel at home in their new surroundings is by special social clubs. Hundreds of these clubs, organised under the earlier evacuation schemes, ...

... THE WAR. BRITISH NAVAL VICTORIES. AUSTRIANS ROUTED BY SERBIANS. A Hies’ acivuiire in Flanders, albeit slow, donrinueß. The French yostenhvy afternoon says enemy Thursday delivered several attacks the n*gion. The attack's were but one the Germans succeeded ...