... RUSSIA'S INVASION of HUNGARY Russian Cavalry^ Forcing the Austrians Across the Uzsok Pass into Hungary. THE PRECIPITATE RETREAT OF THE AUSTRIAN FORCES ACROSS THE SNOW-uT y j UK PASS BEFORE THE VICTORIOUS ADVANCE OF THE RUSSIAN CAVALRY -9 ..J T i7fi._ ...

... Corps, and in 1914 was placed in charge of the Kieff military district, which constituted one of the armies (the 8th) for the invasion of Galicia. He commanded the Russian dash over the Carpathians in the spring of 1915, and early this year he was given the ...

... country for advancing foes. For the past history of Cambrai has been a stormy one. We first hear of It in the first Franklsh invasion, and later, in the sixth century, It became the chief town of the bishopric of St. Waast. The bishops, often finding themselves ...

... next 300 miles the immediate ndtural defences are slight, although the Prosna and certain lakes afford some impediments to invasion. But here the line of the frontier itself proves an asset of the highest value. It prevents Russia holding the Polish frontier ...

... I saw the finest and fittest body of men, strong and determined to protect their hard-pressed brother against the German invasion. It was a very extraordinary sight to see the British Tommies outlined against the quaint Flemish architecture of Bruges ...

... powerless the whole defence that Nature necessary as your daily bread you cannot have the one has laboriously organised against invasion from without and without the other if you value health and happiness and joie treachery within. If the blood is pure and ...

... IIII: :;ii!. iin: :i'ii mi.: 1 THE British motor manufac- B turer is busy making muni- jj 1 tions- -and the American car invasion is a well-rooted success. ^jj A STEADY flow of actual GOLD is proceeding aJ across the Atlantic in payment for pleasure cars ...

... to everyone-- the bulwark of England, at once its strength and its pride. His duty is to guard these island shores against Invasion by the enemy and to do all in his power to crush and destroy Great Britain's foes on and under the water. Not infrequently ...

... Athenian home population was not at any time self-supporting as regards food supplies. Not being insular, Attica was open to invasion and devastation by the much superior land forces of the Spartan League, and Athens became entirely dependent upon foreig ...

... on our own cities and homesteads. But the experience of France is of another order. She has tasted the full bitterness of invasion. The Memory of 1870 The memory of 1 870 has bitten into her life. And now there is the grip of the foe upon her fairest vineyards ...

... through Luxemburg, lapping round the old fortress of Longwy, which stood out for about 23 days. The high-water mark of German invasion for this month is marked by the dark line, which is repeated on all four of the diagrams. September. 1914 In the opening ...

... the brightness and humour and charm of varied reminiscence for which the author is famous. Observer. GHENKO: The Mongol Invasion of Japan. By NAKABA YAMADA. With Ulus- trations and 5 Maps. Large post 8vo. 7s. 6d. net. 44 The most interesting record of ...