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... TEUTON IN THE TROPICS A FRONTIER ENGAGEMENT IN EAST AFRICA DRAWN BY ERNEST PRATER FROM A SKETCH BY H. McCLURE, >UR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT IN BRITISH EAST AFRICA I The war has spread to every quarter of Africa-- east, west, south and north -and the Dark Continent ...
... own possession before war broke out and it is therein that the danger South Africa After the War. By E. F. Knight. (Longmans.) lies. And that danger is the Bond, which, under another name, is existent to-day as it was before the war and as dangerous to ...
... council of war. This was the arrival at the Cape of Field-Marshal Lord Roberts, accompanied by Lord Kitchener, and his assumption of the office of Generalissimo or War-Lord, as the German Emperor would phrase it of all our forces in South Africa, which ...
... SPECIALISTS. The SO-CALLED Wildunger Salt is only of artificial, partly indissoluble, which will await solution in South Africa when the war is manufacture. Particulars free with reference to the Spa and Apartments, as well as pamphlets. The ^JateISStS'Rlw ...
... Imperial Yeomanry Hospitals Committee, where she did good work as chairman. Her sister, Lady Sarah Wilson, went to South Africa during the war, where some adventurous experiences attended her. She became correspondent of the Daily Mail and was taken prisoner ...
... of South Africa none is more helpful. It contains 04 Maps specially prepared from the latest surveys a History of the Boers and Boerland, Illustrated and a short list of Dutch names. It will be of advantage not only in following the present war, but in ...
... native customs and ceremonies and superstitions sketched should be studied by those who meditate settling in South-West Africa when the war is at an end. V1VENT LES ALLIES! YOUNG FRANCE'S TRIBUTE TO OUR FIGHTING MEN A very pretty scene, writes the non- ...
... names. It will be of advantage not only in following the present war, but in acquiring an intelligent appre ciation of the great problems which will await solution in South Africa when the war is over. Price is. net, postage 2d. T. NELSON SONS, 35, Paternoster ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA foes in the field become friends in hospital DRAWN BY H. M. PAGET I.- ■_ t;„ a- II we lake counter l..r framed, as ^'e their duty in this war as humanity to the w°un ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA: KLOOF HUNTING IN THE MAG A LIES BERG MOUNTAINS A C orrespondent writes During the recent operations in the Magaliesberg Mountains (a range west of Pretoria) several columns were working in conjunction, and, according to their ...
... CARRYING THE WAR INTO THE HEART OF AFRICA A NIGHT MARCH OF THE BRITISH EXPEDITION IN THE CAMEROON JUNGLE An officer in Cameroons writes We are still pushing the enemy up country, but mosquitoes, malaria, and mangrove swamps add materially to tne dirncuity ...
... splendid bravery of our troops-- was fol lowed by a se'nnight of obscurity and un certainty through out the theatre of war in South Africa as viewed from England illuminated by flashes of figure light in the House of Commons. A force of 180,000 British troops ...