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... AT YPRES Mr Hart, who is 73, is a native of Kinneff and his wife, who is 3 year younger, comes from West Hartlepool. They were married in Gourdon. puring the first world war Mr Hart was in the Seaforth High- Janders and was badly wounded at Ypres. He ...
... yet glorious days. Ypres !wattle and has remained a symbol. What Jerusalem is to the Jewish race. and Mecca to the Mohammedan. that will Ypres he to the millions whose dear ones died in its defence. Ypres o.rstlii•lly drew into its maelstrom c troops ...
... YPRES (WIPERS) -tory the Immortal Salient—A Dignified and Dramatic .Memorial all the GJlant Defenders of the Red Salient Each Evening During the Week at 6.30 & 8.30 prompt SPECIAL MATINEE WEDNESDAY at 2.45 p.m. Continuous Performance Saturday from 2.45 ...
... YPRES The Storv the Immortal Salient. THE MOST NOTEWORTHY PRODUCTION OF THE YEAR. Approved by His Majesty’s Army Qouncil. Each Evening at '6.15 and 8.30 p.u. ...
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... Ypres. The ioilowing *Scam communique the 'French Embassy . was published through Pram Stores In the evening of the GOMM livered as strait at dr mess.. It tailed On the rot of the treat, and In the north of and there hare besot ` violent artillery daai ...
... At Ypres. Peter!. Alcoa was 'peg or bed, pale sad thin. with • ..crabby growth of back beard which seemituated his pallor He bed bees abbot in the right era. and held up the iajared limb to allow bow meld move it He bed beer the tie k of the fighting ...
... •YPRES. From daily dull routine a momo.it tree, I sit me down to pen note thee; Determined, if 1 cad, tp leave alone , War's jarring theme, but in a softer tuno spepk to thee of places where I’ve been. And try so describe the sights I’ve seen. That you ...
... At Ypres. The special train with its contingent of 140 reached Ypres (whose name was made so illustrious and so tragic in the war) by nine o'clock on Saturday evening. The pilgrims were allocated to various hotels close to the station and separated to ...
... AT YPRES The largest party went to Ypres. It com%rised 3500 ex-Service men, whom the Burgomaster received at the Town Hall. General Ross lit the Toc H lamp of maintenance given to the town of Ypres by Toc H, and the Burgomaster gave the General a medal ...
... YPRES A picture designed to show how the immortal salient was held by British soldiers during the Great War. Owing to enormous cost of this special attraction, we are compelled to increase prices of admission to— Balcony in Back 1)16-1 Front od (Booked) ...
... At Ypres. ACTIVITY ENEMY ARTILLERY, (BRITISH OFFICIAL.) Ceneral Headquarters, France, Tuesday, 10.29 a.m. We captured few prisoners last night in the course of local fighting in the neighbourhood of Villaret, scuth-east of Hargicourt. Hostile artillery ...