[Illustration: GERMAN FUNEREAL MONUMENT] Haubourdin suffered comparatively little from the shells, but like all the other occupied towns of France, it was subjected to exactions, war-levies, deportations and pillage. The German soldiers, when relieved from the Hindenburg line, had their rest-billets there. The church (of no especial interest), the hospital (15th century), and a chapel built in 1347, are still preserved. _After passing through_ =Loos=, _return to_ =Lille=, _entering by the Béthune Gate_. [Illustration: RADINGHEM IN RUINS] [Illustration: LILLE. THE EX-KAISER IN THE PLACE CORMONTAIGNE] _For visiting Lille, see the Michelin Illustrated Guide: "Lille Before and During the War."_ [Illustration: LILLE. THE COURTYARD OF THE BOURSE, WITH BRONZE STATUE OF NAPOLEON I. CAST FROM CANNONS CAPTURED AT AUSTERLITZ] [Illustration: LILLE, AFTER THE BOMBARDMENT OF 1914] [Illustration: THE COLLAPSE OF A HOUSE ON THE RUE DE PARIS] [Illustration: LILLE. ENTRY OF THE BRITISH 5TH ARMY ON OCT. 21, 1918] [Illustration: KEMMEL HILL Seen from the road to Warneton, at Neuve Eglise._] THE BRITISH FORCES ENGAGED in the YPRES SECTOR [Illustration: _Photo, F. A. Swaine, London._ VISCOUNT FRENCH OF YPRES, K.P., G.C.B., O.M., G.C.V.O., K.C.M.G.] _The Orders of Battle have been compiled from information supplied by the Historical Section (Military Branch) Committee of Imperial Defence, with permission of the Army Council, War Office._ THE BRITISH EXPEDITIONARY FORCE, 1914. [Illustration: _Commander-in-Chief_ FIELD-MARSHAL SIR JOHN FRENCH. _Photo, F. A. Swaine, London._ FIELD-MARSHAL VISCOUNT ALLENBY, G.C.B., C.M.G.] _Cavalry Division._ MAJOR-GEN. SIR E. H. H. ALLENBY. _1st Cav. Bde._: BRIG.-GEN. C. J. BRIGGS. _2nd Cav. Bde._: BRIG.-GEN. H. DE B. DE LISLE. _3rd Cav. Bde._: BRIG.-GEN. H. DE LA P. GOUGH. _4th Cav. Bde._: BRIG.-GEN. THE HON. C. E. BINGHAM. _5th Cav. Bde._: BRIG.-GEN. SIR P. W. CHETWODE. _R.H.A._: BRIG.-GEN. B. F. DRAKE. [Illustration: FIELD-MARSHAL EARL HAIG, K.T., G.C.B., O.M., G.C.V.O., K.C.I.E.] [Illustration: _Photo, F. A. Swaine, London_. GENERAL SIR H. L. SMITH-DORRIEN, G.C.B, G.C.M.G., D.S.O.] _First Army Corps_ LIEUT.-GEN. SIR DOUGLAS HAIG. _Brig.-Gen. R.A._: BRIG.-GEN. H. S. HORNE. _1st Division_, MAJOR-GEN. S. H. LOMAX. _1st Guards Bde._: BRIG.-GEN. F. I. MAXSE. _2nd Inf. Bde._: BRIG.-GEN. E. S. BULFIN. _3rd Inf. Bde._: BRIG.-GEN. H. S. LANDON. _Artillery_: BRIG.-GEN. N. D. FINDLAY. _Brig.-Gen. R.E._: BRIG.-GEN. S. B. RICE. _2nd Division_, MAJOR-GEN. C. C. MUNRO. _4th Guards Bde._: BRIG.-GEN. R. SCOTT-KERR. _5th Inf. Bde._: BRIG.-GEN. R. C. B. HAKING. _6th Inf. Bde._: BRIG.-GEN. R. H. DAVIES. _Artillery_: BRIG.-GEN. E. M. PERCEVAL. _Second Army Corps_ GENERAL SIR H. L. SMITH-DORRIEN _Brig.-Gen. R.A._: BRIG.-GEN. A. H. SHORT.