KEY TO CEMETERY MAP. 38 The Ypres Times. stone, but no regimental crest, no name, no regiment, no date of death. There was just the simple cross and, underneath, these words Known Unto God." I should like to congratulate the man who thought of that inscription for the graves of the unknown. A better choice could not have been made. Its simplicity and its truth make an instant appeal. Before that stone I paid my tribute of silent homage. Known Unto God but not only that. By name, by regiment, unknown to us all-and yet, in that communion of sympathy and sacrifice which brings out the kinship of all mankind, known to us all. The age-old, yet ever-new plaint of bereaved womanhood still sounds forth We know not where they have laid him! Here he is! His memory enshrined in that little white stone his hope that little cross his joy that, while men forget and remembrance of him lives only in the hearts of the few, he is for ever and ever Known Unto God." REV. H. SHANNON BRISBY, M.A. PASSCHENDAELE. (iOctober 1th, 1917."Our men won the crest of the outer ridges. From the highest point of the Passchendaele Ridge the British Army saw the Towers of Bruges, thirty miles away over the Flemish levels.") Sweet city of desire! of cloistral peace, By some named Deaththat antique, fragrant gloom Like a saint's body in a jewelled tomb, So broods the quiet within thee, holy Bruges! Mute, pinnacled vision, pencilling thy plaint Of quenchèd music weeping 'neath the rod, In contemplation of the ways of God. Thy Towers are seen by them of Passchendaele, Our men, who hold the crest of Passchendaele, Have gazed on thee, sweet city of desire! Thy Towers rise bravely towards the sombre sky Rich memories throng, like unseen flowers beneath; Our tears fall o'er three, as a funeral wreath Might sweetly gird some unrecked agony. In rare remembrance of thy throbbing life, Wherein we mingled in the wistful times, Tuned to the wayward music of thy chimes. So gaze, so muse the men of Passchendaele, As from the joyous crest of Passchendaele They scan the miles, to hail thy Towers, O Bruges! Lilian Francisca Glazier. (On opposite page.) 35- 4- 10. 16. 17- 18. 42. 40. 47. 50. 57. 64. X02. 103. X04. Aeroplane. Bleuet Farm. Bard Cot. Brandhoek New Mili tary No. 3. Brandhoek New Mili tary. Brandhoek Military Bridge House. Buffs Road. Birr X Roads. Belgian Battery Corner Blauwepoort Farm. Bus House. Bethleem Farm West. Bethleem Farm East. Bedford House Ceme teries. Canada Farm. Colne Valley. Chester Farm. Croonaert Cbapelle. Cabin Hill. Divisional Cemetery (Dickebusch Road). Duhallow A.D.S. Divisional Collecting Post. Dochv Farm. Dickebusch New Mili tary and Extension. 69. Dickebusch Church - yard and Old Mili- 86. Derry House. [tary. 91. Dranoutre Military. 59. i/d.c.iy.i. 26. Essex Farm. 67. Enzenwalle Brasserie. 3. Ferme Olivier. 2. Gwalia. 72. Grootebeke. 78. Godezonne Farm. 6. Hospital Farm. 15. Hagle Dump. 19. Hop Store. 46. Hooge Crater. 60. Hedge Row Trench. 71. Huts Dickebusch). 90. Hosoice (Locre). 77. Klein Vierstraat. 98. Kandahar Farm. 89. Kernrad Chateau. 29. La Brique No. i. 30. La Bri jue No. 2. 27. La Belle Alliance. 56. Larch Wood. 76. La Clytte. 81. La Laiterie. 88. Lone Tree Farm. 92. Lindenhoek Chalet. 101. La Plus Douvre. 12. Minty Farm. 48. Menin Road South. 55. Maple Copse. 11. No Man's Cot. 38. New Irish Farm. 63. Oak Dump. 82. Oostaverne Wood. 37. Oxford Road. 13. Poperinghe New Mili tary. 53. Perth China Wall. 93. Packhorse Farm Shrine 94. Pond Farm. 33. Potijze Burial Ground. 34. Potijze Chateau Grounds, Lawn and Wood. 14. Red Farm. 23. Railway Chateau. 45. R.E. Gravej'ard. 49. Ramparts (Lille Gate). 51Railway Dugouts (Transport Farm). 68. Ridge Wood. 73. Reninghelst Church yard. 74. Reninghelst New Mili tary. 95. R.E. Farm. 101. Ration Farm. 105. St. Julien A.D.S. 7. Solferino Farm. 54. Sanctuary Wood. 62. Spoilbank. 79. Suffolk Cemetery. 83. Somer Farm. 87. Spanboekmolen. 41. Seaforth (Chedda Villa) 99. St. Quentin Cabaret. 8. Tal ana Farm. 39. Track X. 44. Tyne Cot. 52. Tuil!cries. 84. Torreken Farm. 20. Vlamertinghe Military. 21. Vlamertinghe New Military. 66. Voormezeele Enclosures No. 1 and 2 and No. 3 (P.P.C.L.I. 5. Welsh Cemetery (Caesar's Nose). 31. White House (St. Jean) 36. Wieltje Farm. 58. Woods Military. 75- Westoutre Military. 85- Wytchaete Military. 97- Wulverghem (Linden hoek Road). 24. Ypres Reservoir. 32. Ypres Town and Ex tension. 65. Zandvoorde Military.

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