... Ypres. We enter Ypres by the Menin Gate, with its fifty thousand names. 1 was sorry to see many names already partly obliterated by Nature, and think on so noble a monument the names carved in stone might at least have been leaded in. Many people have ...

... Cain, which she herself has scorched upon the face of tne earth to her own disfigurement and discomfiture. In time another Ypres will arise, but not upon the ruins of the old. Whether it will surpass the old in fairness is doubtful. We moderns seem to ...

... AT YPRES. SHELLS are still bursting on the Ypres battlefield. After all these years tons of unexploded ammunition are still being gathered, and at noon each day Belgian experts blow up the dangerous stuff. In wartime we used to think that the devastated ...

... AT YPRES Against our lines before Ypres the Germans are gathering their forces, and already there has been heavy artillery fire. The I hie in front of Ypres projects, and forms what is known in military language a salient. is thus open to fire from more ...

... YPRES. So much of the battiefields area has been levelled for n'flruhuro that 1t is interesting to hear that Chateaux and Historic Sites Somety has been formed to acquire and premekm their war coudrtion a mlg:dbar of the -known batile positions n gium ...

... Ypres Tht following an rxtraci frow a .letter from Captain , V, C., to a friend, who has kindly sent it to Headquarters Ist Cavalry Brigade. “It was during the hard days at Ypres that one day our General and his staff lunched with another distinguished ...

... Ypres. We enter Ypres the Menin Gate, with its fifty thousand names. 1 was sorry to see many names already partly obliterated by Nature, and think on so noble a monument the narr.es carved in stone naight at least have been leaded in. Many people have ...

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... “YPRES” (WIiPBRSt“ The immortal Ifalibnt,’ Mr. George Beusou, Tbfl Soldier Aolo? will irtroiooe Ihe now hiB*orio«l Muni a* Prolog”* and Each g, id aori Me Benton will appear tn the Gocd Friday Eveuii g CONCrRf. if» ai» of »h? !oaal »n Legi CONGREGATION ...

... ON YPRES. Sir John French, in his report to-day, says the mate farther efforts to Hil! 69, but failed, and we 2014 th» crast. There is not, he says a word of trat in the German official state- ment that the enemy recaptured the position. Belgian ‘troops ...