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... been driven by stress of war. Mons. Collignon, whose home was in Antwerp, but who has lost everything owing to the German invasion, was the ‘‘primo basso’ of the Antwerp Opera House. He was quite recently described by a Belgian musician who appeared in ...
... London on April 21st. As their cpponents will be Huddersfield or Sheffield United there will be a Lancashire and Yorkshire invasion of the Capital on that day, with corresponding benefit to the railway companies. Already keen supporters of the Rovers are ...
... this slump has been the over production of cars in America and a corresponding invasion of this country by American motor cars. To counteract the consequences of -this invasion, which would have epelled sheer ruin to the British motor car industry, the war ...
... angry fyke,”” and made such effective use of their stings that the work was brought to a standstill. etes g Sometimes the invasions of bees are regarded as a benefit. A well-known Scottish bee-master tclls ‘of a gentleman who fitted a door to a recess in ...
... typhoid bacilli furnish the means for repairing their ignorance in oné respect, and ‘bacilli which subsequently —attempt invasion find the garrison cells armed with a weapon of precision specially constructed to defeat the special tricks and manceuvres ...
... (3) To make an evolution by east and south so as to double back on to our Salonica line of communications. INVASION OF MONTENEGRO. The invasion of Montenegro from the Serbian side has begun. Ali along the Albanian and Montenegrin frontiers the Germans ...
... companions the necessary military discipline and organisation, so that they may be ready to be of service in the event of invasion. In the meantime auxiliary services are being rendered, such as assistance to the St. John Ambulance Brigade or the Red Cross ...
... opinion that the Switzerland route was much better of the two, as they feared that France had. prepared her defence for an invasion through Belgium, on.account, of revelations made by military cnitics like Von.Bernhardi, Von der Goltz, mreitschke, and others ...
... represents in rould figures something over £2,500 at present exchange rate it will be admitted that the promised British invasion of the American market is not lacking in confidence either in its own product nor the diseriminative appreciation of American ...
... THE PLAY. Play opened very evenly and the defence on both sides was more than good enough to repel. all tentative invasions. 1f anything Harwood . had slightly the bettgr of the opening exchanges. ~ Whittaker had hard luek in attempting to head in a pass ...
... Great Exclusive by the; BABY lI(ILLE}RSI, a (h‘eathE:clusi\'e.gmA true Famous Players Co. A Powerful Drama. episode of the Invasion of France. 1914. TB i VAT SFITMS M- | N MINE-STREWN NORTH SEA, Interest. gt st MR e S e s TWO * STAGE COACHES, a typical ...
... the same ground, and refers to the rumours that were prevalent at the time of the character of the Germans’ plans for the invasion of this country . — About the middle of October, after the failure of their grand attempt on Paris, the German forces began ...