BETWEEN THE BIG PARADES." THE YPRES TIMES By Franklin W. Ward. A gripping war story of the lives, fortunes and misfortunes of soldiers during the actual hostilities abroad. The characters, from officers of high rank to privates, pulsate with action, sometimes in laugh-evoking comedy and witticism, sometimes in tear-bringing pathos and tragedy. A war tale built around the New York National Guard (27th American Division), commanded by General J. F. O'Ryan, during the Great War, and which served with distinction with the British Forces under the command of the late Field-Marshal Viscount Plumer in the Immortal Ypres Salient. CONTENTS. CHAPTER. I. THE VOYAGERS—Blasting Submarines. II. FRANCE ON MEMORIAL DAYColoured SoldiersThe Four Horsemen. III. WITH HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL BRITISH ARMY—Night Riders k la mode—With a Furrin Army, to be sure. IV. THE SANITARY INSPECTORMoving OnThe Escarboten ClubGamblers' Luck. V. PERSHINGA General Court-MartialFlanders Fields. VI. THE LINEA Slip of the TongueThe Cup that CheersThe King ComethAn Irish PromotionThe Inspector Laughs LastCassel the AncientPounds, Shillings and Pence. VII. VIA PARISLangresGrapevine RouteThe Button BoxFlotsam and Jetsam A Reunion. VIII. THE HINDENBURG LINEThe ObjectiveThe Morning of September 27thThe SignalThe Long DayNightNew BloodThe ShuteThe 29th of September Here Valour SleepsWe were in a Crump-hole, 'im and me IX. THE COLONEL TAKES ANOTHER TRIPJoining UpThe Open RoadFollowing HeinieSilk Hats. X. THE TOWN OF ST. SOUPLETMr. Fritz makes a RaidDigging-inThe Council of WarUnder Cover of DarknessThe Rum RationThe 18th of OctoberAerial Combat and Wienerschnitzel. XI. THE LAST DAYAt the St. Maurice RiverThe End of the TrailRed Cross Retrospection. XII. ONE NIGHT STANDSA Rest AreaSecond-story MenQuite a' Hoccasion." XIII. A LEAVE OF ABSENCEArmisticeLeaving 'is Majesty's ArmyDecorationsHorse and HorseChristmasDead-goneThe Come-onA New Corporal. XIV. HOMELoose LeavesHail and Farewell. PRICE $2.50 (postage, 6d. extra). (or its equivalent outside America and Canada) Obtainable only in Europe through HEADQUARTERS, THE YPRES LEAGUE, 9, BAKER STREET, LONDON, W.l. N.B.See review on page 149.

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