... get the quicker the war will finish-tell them to toll up in hundreds. Carp. Norman P. Reynolds, writing from the OBkoio Flanders October 14*’to . H. Burrougb, of the Horsham Post Office, says:--At present we workiag loog aired which before the War wna ...

... CJompany , 3 li . War . Regiin « nt , . Barracks , , Isks of Wight , for props , and wigs of any sort for or friends in Flanders and for concerts while tl * ey are . He says that he has had numerous letters he has been back for such article he would ...

... NovumOrr. He was last se'D 10 German trench which occupied for period and were subsequently forced for the time being to evacuate. Hence, it is quite possible that he may one day be returned prisoner of war in Germsn hands, and I very much hope that such ...

... court*, the Kaiser will claim this to Am credit. The Incorrigible One refused Flanders to talk about the Mud. forts war. Someone tried to draw* him out about the mud of Flanders. “Oh! not so bad. was all would One thing, keep* ;fou irmiv. I never hail cold ...

... at Antwerp. D'Annunzio has ordered hie legionaries to evacuate Port Baron, says a Central been meese4te from Rome. It is announced, say the E Paris, that the Last Brtisi leave France and Flanders tember. Exchange rates yesterday were: Paris 47.45--4710; ...

... miners, resulted in as a complete a victor for the Government as any they boasted to have achieved uver Germany in France or Flanders. The funds of the trade unions were exhausted. The private savings of each separate family had gone. There was nothing but ...

... C- ear rat the sect_ creased labourers dap . hiscri a On Our Banners . , NEW T.U.C. ~.„.., AND MRS FLOODS I McPHERSON FLANDERS CHAIRMAN What Will Happen •Belean Battle fi elds Uncle* 4. Ben Tillett Elected Unassinionsly When She Arrives Water ..--_ ...

... trade I lnaf know! transports were coming into Alex- ' eUow J™}*® heari JHjB _ v P**tl Now _. hen , andria after the evacuation of Oal- w a a f blown Vr 4. see so many ex-service- upon away. A partly TK.ITU6tOf.rt ik.CHII«YfW Mncr the war® H *| ...

... but occupying salient which his own stall described as unsuitable to fight decisive battle in and which was in fact evacuated in a few hours next spring. The people of Britain were not. of course, told the truth. They, and the troops waiting to be ...

... threatened. One worker described the conditions as like Flanders during the War. Rain which set In last night helped to till the cuttings. Many more people prepared to leave their homes, and farmers evacuated their cattle. The ...

... THE OBSERVER, SATURDAY, JUNE 8, 1940 HULLO MIDDLETON ! [By BROADCASTER] Good News The ghastly yet glorious evacuation of the B.E.F. from Flanders must have stirred every parish in the British Isles, for scarcely a single parish can exist which had not ...

... misdated by the Rev, Arthur King, great-uncle of the brideknr!'n. Lieutenant Willem-6. who has just returned from Flanders. having been evacuated from lhinkirk, is well known as an amateur erieketer, playing fog Horsham and for the R.A, against the Royal Engineers ...