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... necessary rapid means of locomotion in town large Loudon. -Yours, Ac., 8. V. Dabdixb. WHAT DOES IT MEAN? TALK OF GERMAN EVACUATION OF WESTERN BELGIUM. MORAHT ECSTATIC. AMSTERDAM, Wednesday. Writing in the “Deutsche Tageszeitnng,” Major Moraht says: When ...
... Western Flanders ; 124,647 in Eastern Flanders • 80,695 in Hainault ; 118,667 in Limburg ; 148,730 in Luxemburg ; and 67,419 in Namur. The number of draught horses was 11,308 in the province of Antwerp ; 20,637 in Brabant; 24,759 in Eastern Flanders; 37,789 ...
... 300,000 men have been concentrated. The übiquitous Maekensen is described as being in command. The violent cannonade on the Flanders front continues, and German soldiers state the Allies’ fire, supported by the Navy, has played havoc with their positions ...
... retreat from east of Anas right down to the Aisne, and the Somme was crossed by our troops on August 30. Flanders was recapvtined, sad tbe evacuated KemmeL lgam fTnimalmfl • Beptembor a magnificent feat by Canadians forming part Oeneral Sir H. S. Home’s ...
... taken away, it is pointed out, if the Allies succeed in the Dardanelles. Americans have been warned to leave Mexico. The evacuation of the capital has begun. It is reported that a conspiracy to assassinate King Constantine has been discovered. The adjournment ...
... of the Empress.—Reuter. AMSTERDAM, Tuesday. It is reported from the frontier that the Kaiser, during his recent visit the Flanders front expressed dissatisfaction with the state of the coast defences. It is considered probable that he will shortly appoint ...
... may compel this to assume greater proportion® than one time appeared likely. There are signs of enemy preparations for the evacuation of Belgian towns ana the Lille region. 1 * British troops, attacking a 7-mile front north-east of St. Quentin, have smashed ...
... BRITISH OFFICIAL. G.H.Q., Thursday, 10.10 a.m—The progress made by the Allied offensive in Flanders and before Cambrai and St. Quentin, combined with the heavy losses incurred by his troops in their endeavours to resist successful Allied attacks, has ...
... important now it was before made good hia retirement the line oi the Scheldt. Ttp effect the past week’s oper-» ations in Flanders has been to de* prive the enemy hda hold the coast, and the whole system elaborate defences constructed for the protection ...
... small compared with the region which would be evacuated by the enemy as the result of a break through on the Somme, or the Aisne, or the Meuse; but on the other hand, the proximity of the British Army Flanders to its maritime base renders sue- • cess more ...
... northwest Cambrai. It is not considered likely, however, that shall cross for the next few days. the south the enemy are still evacuating territory near Laon and the St. Gobain massif and on the hem des Dames. The French are now approaching the Serre and Souche ...
... THE ENEMY VERSIONS. German. BERLIN. Friday. Western Theatre.—Crown Prince Rupprecbt.—ln Flanders the lively artillery activity the sector between Langemarck and Hollebeke only slackened from time to time; at some places it again reached the strength of ...