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... sides being too Fatigued to continue the struggle. The Third Invasion After the entry of Turkey into the arena, the necessity of linking up with Constantinople nriginated the third invasion in November, 1914. rhe Serbs had been steadily growing numerically ...
... released, and is on her way to England. Miss Chaplin was in Serbia nursing for a considerable time before the Austro-Bulgarian' invasion and has done splendid work all through the campaign. She is a daughter of the Right Hon. Henry Chaplin and a sister of Lady ...
... with Egyptian Red Crescent Hospital train conveying New Zealand wounded to Cairo. Rr in in 1 liiiwiMii-- mi hi in AN INDIAN INVASION OF PARIS A scene at a well-known Paris railway station a few days ago, on the arrival of an Indian contingent. A FIGHTING ...
... up. From the military point of view, it is pos sible that much miscon ception has been caused by the announcements of the Invasion of Egypt which have appeared in certain London papers. It has even been stated that the Mosul and Bagdad Ottoman army corps ...
... railroads at the Front, but also those in every part of the Empire, all converging on the actual area of field operations. THE INVASION OF SERBIA BY THE GERMANS. The citadel at Belgrude, showing damage done by bombardment. A CAPTURED GERMAN TRENCH, SHOWING ...
... with Egyptian Red Crescent Hospital train conveying New Zealand wounded to Cairo. Rr in in 1 liiiwiMii-- mi hi in AN INDIAN INVASION OF PARIS A scene at a well-known Paris railway station a few days ago, on the arrival of an Indian contingent. A FIGHTING ...
... rifle and bayonet. THE DEFENCE OF THE ENGLISH COAST. Some of the trenches constructed on the East Coast in view of a possible invasion of our land by the child butchers. The Em den' 8 landing party abandon hope of rejoining their ship and return to land. The ...
... s THE MAXIM ILIANSTRASSE, LINDAU Knox The South Germans, reports The Times, already begin to speak about a possible invasion of Germany by the Allied Armies, and to express the fear that one day their beautiful towns may share the fate of so many ...
... The conditions, indeed, are almost a replica of those obtaining on the Aisne. The Serbs have stone-walled the Austrian invasion of the Matchva district, where in the earlier phase of the war the Austrians committed far worse atrocities than their German ...
... The conditions, indeed, are almost a replica of those obtaining on the Aisne. The Serbs have stone-walled the Austrian invasion of the Matchva district, where in the earlier phase of the war the Austrians committed far worse atrocities than their German ...
... waiting for him to try it on. Not this Time German invasion schemes of the past have been based on the idea of taking us by surprise, unprepared, at a time when our fleet was distributed. Germany's Invasion of England depended, in fact, on her time-honoured ...
... the Mazurian Lakes. A land of marsh and woodland with a raw and inhospitable climate, it forms a natural defence against invasion. THE ONLY WAY: A narrow tongue of land between two lakes. This sketch shows how difficult a country this lake-land is to ...