... growing Army here and WE have now made up all our losses in stores and equipment which resulted from the fighting in Flanders and the evacuation from Dunkirk, though this has naturally meant that other equipment which would have been ready by now has had to ...

... THE SEA, FLANDERS, AND DURAZZO , Thk vital significance the Allied command of the sea strikingly Anglo-Italian raid just as the immense that naral supremacy impliesj are disclosed by the that the •enemy is preparing evacuate the Flanders coast. When, ...

... ALLIED WITHDRAWAL IN FLANDERS. BIG GERMAN ATTACK ON MOUNT KEMMEL. Zeebrugge Hazard: Graphic Official Story. estern Arena. Allied positions on a front ten miles north-east of Bailleul, the important key position of eoiniel, were subjected to heavy attacks ...

... BATTLE OF FLANDERS. BRITISH SHARE IN THE N CONFLICT. FRENCH WRITER'S ACCOUNT. Paris, Thursday. The Temps publishes the third of its series of articles the work the British Army on the Continent M. Rene Piiaux, the well-known writer. The article deals ...

... GREAT ACTIVITY IN FLANDERS. GERMAN ATTACK REPULSED The following communiques were issued from the British Headquarters in France yesterday:— 11.8 a.m. As the recent fighiog east Monohy le Preux, the advanced pasta from which our troops were compelled ...

... Bassee Ville, near Warneton, in we captured the village, but later evacuated it in face of a hostile counter-attack in force. The Berlin communique speaks of ati aitillery duel in Flanders of very great intensity, and powerful British recon-1 Against the ...

... Surgeon from a Flanders THIS collection of letters from Montrose student Marlschal College who became an army surgeon and took part in the Dunkirk of the day—the terrible retreat in Flanders of the British army beaten back the French revolutionary army ...

... GERMAN OFFENSIVE IN FLANDERS. ITS TRUE MEANING BAYONET CHARGE THROUGH POISON CLOUDS. BY THE EYE-WITNESS. The following descriptive account, which has been communicated the 14 Eye-Witness present with the General Headquarters, continues and supplements ...

... ARTILLERY DUEL IN FLANDERS. GROUND GAINED BY ALLIES AT SEVERAL POINTS. RUSSIANS AGAIN IN GRIPS. WAR OFFICE AND GERMAN USE OF DUMDUM BULLETS. The fighting in Flankers and the north-west of France has developed into artillery duel, which particularly fierce ...

... EXPLOITS OF BLACK WATCH IN FLANDERS Col. Shouted At Enemy Tank I'm British —and Tank Turned T ail Here is a story of the coolness, courage, and imperturbability of British soldiers that thrills the heart. What a picture is conjured up by J. L. Hodsons ...

... Armies into Flanders in defence of Belgium and Holland May 11. They took over part of the River Dyle line at Louvain, and first met the enemy attempting to pursue his usual tactics of infiltration on May 14. Then began the major tragedy of Flanders —the flooding ...

... FLANDERS WAR AREAS INUNDATED. British Graves Under Water. WORKMEN'S FLIGHT FOR LIFE BEFORE DYKE BURST. fIO ...