... last war with the Territorial Army, serving in Gallipoli from the Suvla Bay landing to the evacuation, and afterwards in Egypt, Libya, Palestine, France, and Flanders. He was awarded the French Medaille D’Honneur with bar, as we say in English, by the President ...

... until demobiliseul in February. 1919. He served in Oallipoli from the Bay landing to the evacuation and afterwards in Egypt. Lib3a, Palestine. France anti Flanders. He awarded the French Medaille D'Honiteur and also received tbe Mibtoury Medal for bravery ...

... demobilised in February, 1919. He served in Gallipoli from the Sulva Bay landing to the evacuation and afterwards in Egypt, Libya, Palestine. France and Flanders. }le was awarded the French Medallle D'ilonneur and also received the Military Medal for ...

... Emperor. In memorable speech he said : I admit I am neither as young nor in such good health as when I went to fight in France, Flanders and Egypt, a quarter of a century ago, but no Rajput is ever too old to fight.” “Alien Sassenachs JYJAKING part of north ...

... refugees say, have been attacking harmless villages, and in some places have bombed schools where children had gathered to be evacuated. Air-raid alarms have been so frequent that they could not distinguish the warning from the all-clear. A woman from Brussels ...

... and contact with the enemy has been maintained throughout the day.” It was leamt officially in London that operations in Flanders have gone much according to expectation. The operations now in progress make it clear that the enemy is about to put forth ...

... bulk of the city's civilian population has been evacuated in carts, bicycles, cars, and afoot. If the city was heavily shelled in to-day's fighting the library, a landmark for miles in the flat Flanders plain, has probably been demolished. When I saw ...

... armies hammered at Nancy and Epinal. The Third Army went through Dinant, Mezieres, and across the River Aisne. Soon Lille was evacuated. the French Army ; battalions were cut to pieces. Gun crews fought until no one was left to put shell in breach. Rhelms and ...

... each ? Answers On Friday Ansxcers to Monday’s problems: 7.004. —l2 per cent. 7.005. —Four-fifths. 7.006. l% miles. * * * The Flanders Coast The desperate bid of the Nazis to reach the Belgian Channel ports, and the no less determined efforts of the Allies ...

... GERMANS USING “VERDUN-UKE” TACTICS •pHK Germans are throwinK enormous human and material forces into the Battle Flanders, regardless losses, and are trying to overwhelm the successive defence lines of the Allies, said the official French military commenUtor ...

... in the North is increasing violence, said the official French military commentator to-day. He said that in the battle of Flanders the Germans were throwing enormous !iuman and material forces into the fight regardless of losses, and were trying to overwhelm ...

... Lord Oort's disposal, and even though it was being severely bombed remained reasonably possible to evacuate tne B.E.P. from it, even though the evacuation would have made Gallipoli lock easy. But the end Is not vet. The BE.P. and the French Army may succeed ...