... FINAL EFFORT. They have evacuated several important strategic positions in the north and east of Ypres. and several of their batteries have been destroyed. While their reinforcements arc marching from Bruges their main army, which is shattered, is retreating ...

... reached this city to-day of a most deplorable occurrence, the mardar of Captain D. Hurt, en aide-de-camp of the Clutit of Flanders, attached to the Belgian mission, to this capital a few weeks glace by King Leopold 11. Two seem left the capital at the ...

... drove the enemy back his star Ling-point. was naturally to expected that the enemy would hasten occupy the! ground wo have evacuated in the] l*;»sscheodaolo salient, and because of this our gunners had made every preparation give them a warm reception,! ...

... Waalhaven began shortly after three o'clock yesterday afternoon. The airport hangars, presumably fired by the Dutch before evacuation, were already ablaze when the first of the British bombers arrived over the aerodrome. Attacks wore concentrated on the ...

... have died or have been invalided from similar causes in France and Flanders. further asks for the number who have lost their lives from exposure iu the three weeks preceding th° evacuation of the Suvlu Bay position, and the number admitted to hospital from ...

... BRUGES FORT BLOWN UP. RETREATING ENEMY SPREADS DESOLATION EVERYWHERE. Telegraphing on Tuesday, the Havas correspondent on the Flanders front says;— The Germans have destroyed Bruges harbour, blowing up everything they possibly could. They had transformed the ...

... them away from the Flanders coast. Our losses have been very heavy, but judging by the stories one hears the lermans have lost five times much. Considering the incessant bombing and shelling during the retreat and even during evacuation —for it is proved ...

... enstereeeshil to the that they were to evacuate .he About •this ton. the Allow were making a emcesfoil r esi s tance between Ilullebeke and • being made, at the earn, time. toward* Rollebeke cod Thus. alone 'shale of the Flanders line, nt the end ..f Met freak ...

... Parliament that common knowledge that the commander-in-chief of the army in the Levant had made recommendations in favour of evacuation. It could and did hoodwink, the Turks, in spite of its friends at home. . * . . | A third otwentiol was adequate supply ...

... this appeal on Tuesday at a general meeting of the Merthyr War Comforts Committee when referring to the successful evacuation from Flanders of 350,000 men of the British Expeditionary• Force. Canon Pugh. who Is the chairman of the committee, presided, and ...

... march westward, and in the evening of the 14th had reached the Bruges and Thielt district. On our left wing the enemy has evacuated the left bank of the Lys. Between the Lys and the La Bassee Canal the situation is stationary. In the Lens district and between ...

... itaaehrucken Greve French and aprore of tin., moor.• villages on the road to !woe. Pirion minuted. Rusisions repo: led evacuating Kronstasit. the f rrtres, guarding Fetragrad on the Baltic side. German attack Oil the new British line in Fla: dew. Geninal ...