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... 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 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 ...
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... 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 ...
... arpa = = al ae a SY @ —— — om & an PONDER MIEN » Ww 4 AUER Lill mt mn There was fighting north of Ypres all Tuesday. The Germans agaii The efforts of the enemy in this region are now definitely stopped. Yes the previous threa dawe ‘was comperatively quiet ...
... NEAR YPRES GERMAN NAVAL REVERS N THE BALTIC SEA TEUTON POLI {ANS’ ARROGANT LIST O EACE TERM Sir John French reports that near Hooge the British have re-taken lost trenches and extended the front of the trenches captured to 1,200 yards. - The French artillery ...
... YPRES BATTLE. “ERMANS BEING SLOWLY DRIVEN BACK. ...
... Taint Vana: ne l)irector. ce and | (Limited). ve not Hunslet Road, Leeds, October 28, lligent e word THE YPRES LEAGUE, sts are > same Siv,—The Ypres League, started fe ago by Pieid-Marshals the Earl of ¥ ies and Lord Piumer, has the ardent wish to Are a ...
... YPRES VISIT. Return Northallerton Party. A detachment of the Danby (Northallerton) Old Comrades' Association has returned from interesting visit to the battlefields of Ypres. • The party, under Lieut. Arnold Porter, M.C., left Northallerton last Friday ...
... BATTLE OF YPRES FRESH GERMAN ATTACKS REPULSED EVERYWHERE, ...
... PR AGAIN ‘The most important news from the western seat war to-day is the renewal of the German attack ‘ Ypres. The French official statement describes t as “‘very violent’” but it has yielded nothing to Germans save another harvest of corpses. i ur Josses ...
... ATTACKS ON YPRES. ENE3IY PERSIST IN SPITE OF FAILURES. Times War Telegram, per P.A.) Pas do Calais, Friday. The German offensive against Ypres has assumed phase which may very properly be described desperate. Countered in his great assault of Saturday ...