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... GERMANS & BELGIUM Rome Report of Abandonment of Liege. EVACUATION OF BRUSSELS DENIED Burning and Killing by Uhlans in Flanders. (By Our Private Wire.) . Some strange and contradictory stories are being circulated about the position in Belgium. _ The “ ...
... Anthem, *“ The Lion of Flanders.” Dixmude Bridge head was also captured by a bayonet attack supported by artillery. AIDED BY NAVAL GUNS. Immediately afterwards an advance was made northwards of Dixmude. The Germans were obliged to evacuate strongly fortified ...
... be evacuated defended to will be warn¢ 10 leave the 1 Soldiers frc to enter the the outer lin ‘ Three thot strengthening have been Wyneghem 1 and the guns the ground. completely al Fortt Wavre Ereat pregree SANG! The ecorresp vYan Gent s Flanders duri ...
... guns which were severely damaged by British guns have arrived at Liege, and are being sent back for repairs. Whilst in North Flanders the Germans continue to blow up bridges, they are reported to be restoring the railway bridge at Termonde, which renders ...
... LES FC LERY, OVE BATTERIES ‘ALLOWED ( A DASH FO! ON THE MEUSE THI THE SOUT FOREST OF WE HAVE E IN THE \ THE «FORE ARTILLERY EVACUATE IN THE ADVANCED CIREY - SUF SLIGHT P! FROM NIEL IN THE NOTRE DA! OF LENS, Al HAS BEEN THIS MQ TURED FU PUISALEIN THEM, DES ...
... Cmapajgn of the general staff strongly %o defend a line of retreat from Roulers to Ghent. The latter town, however, is to be evacuated, while Antwerp is to be defended to the last. The inhabitants will be warned and given the gpportunity 1o leave the town ...
... ground. (Page excised). DRIVEN FROM PERVYSE. Guns put into the field by ths French have done magnificent work. Tbhe Germans evacuated Pervyse hastily, leavil|lg over a thousand dead in the town, who were buried by the Belgians. Pervrse is now a heap of bricks ...
... hope. A “Daily Wail” special correspondent says that the British victory on the Aisne is complete, and the Cermans have evacuated their trenches. British heavy guns smashed up the defence, and he adds “Our ladian troops are now advanciag to the pursuit ...
... ~_ Reports about the position in Belgium are again very conflieting. A ‘““Times” correspondent says that the Battle of -Flanders is dead. The German dash for the coast has worn itself —4O extinction. - : : Amsterdam papers, however, declare that a great ...
... is stated that t g A treferred to wear German uniforms and -B.Wo harq been arrested. T,‘:TTLE OF FLANDERS OVER, m%flx‘:h?imes ** correspondent in Flanders 0 i ATy : .y (‘lt“:;ug to the exigencies of the llm’llg::s‘: 1o tlon the close of the battle of ...
... had his wish. His Bavarian troops have met the English troops just once.” They have met in the contre of the battle line in Flanders. They have recoiled before us. In the emall corner of Franece north of Lille they have been forced back foot by foot on to ...
... periodically from the shelter of the maritime canal. HEAVY ARTILLERY REMOVED. Heavy artillery is being removed from Western Flanders in the direction of the new line of defence. ; The civilian population of Belgium fear severe reprisals by Germans when their ...