FIGHTING AT LANGEMARCK.
THOUSANDS OF CORPSES BURIED
(Received April 26, 9.10 a.m.) *
AMSTERDAM, April 25
Tho " Telegraaf's !' Roulers correspondent states that the fighting near Poel Capelle and Langemarck was most severe. Thousands of soldiers were buried in a huge cemetery near Moorslede,, and tho churches are filled with wounded.
' German artillery is posted south of Moorslede, the horses attached to each gun being ready to move, owing to the Allies' frequent and' successful air raids.
The German plans embrace a strong attempt to cross the Yser and force a way to Frirnes and Dunkirk.
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXXV, Issue 9124, 26 April 1915, Page 5
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