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... The AUSTRO-GERMAN Invasion of Northern SERBIA. A description of the state of the city of Belgrade is given in an article by Mile. Margarete Veszi, the Hungarian correspondent, which is quoted by The Morning Post. According to this account the Russian ...
... _ A STRONG OBSTACLE to the PROJECTED TURKISH INVASION of EGYPT The 100-Mile-Long Suez Canal. A Camel Train Passing Across the Desert near Suez The camel train is, of course, the ancient method of traversing the desert. Even now it is very greatly used ...
... ITALY'S FINE STAND AGAINST THE AUS TRO-GERMAN INVASION The Arriva}otm:^nli^itish Rein THE COMING OF THE FRENCH AND BRITISH The People's Welcome to the Allied Troops Mr. C. Ward Price, in The Times, gives a description of the arrival of Allied reinforce ...
... GREAT EUROPEAN WAR:') INVASIONS OF GREAT T-Jerr E. Fritz Opel, who tells of the invasions of these islands in the pages of the Illustrirte Zeitung, has a pretty imagination. He declares that England has suffered from 1 sixty invasions since William the Conqueror ...
... 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 ...
... Nero, held since 1915 It was on the southern slopes of Monte Romton that the Austro-German picked troops spread out to the invasion of Italy, and by their employment of a new gas overpowered the Italian troops in the early hours or October 24 in the attack ...
... railway station at Julfa the panic and misery were terrible to witness. The Russians, preoccupied with the formidable Turkish invasion on the south-west, could do little to assist their ally, and on January 11 the Turkish force reached Tabriz. The only resistance ...
... desirable thing, otherwise we should have to condone the criminal breach of international honourable dealing shown by the invasion of Belgium, and shake hands with the impenitent destroyers of the Lusitania, of hospital ships and harmless civilians. To ...
... and another on the right Special Sphere Picture Members of the British Medical Mission in the Streets of Nish Before the invasion of the country by the Austro-German army Many of the hospital units in Bel retreat to Nish and U's k ub before army. The ...
... has done much good work amongst those Belgians who, for various reasons, were unable to leave the country before the German invasion. Above she is seen supplying the needs of two small Belgian children ...
... neutrality as long as the adversary respected x it. But we know that France i i stood ready for an invasion. France could wait, we could not. J A French invasion on our flank and the lower Rhine might have i been disastrous. Thus we were forced to ignore the ...
... corps. Three of these were the ill-fated 9th, 10th, and 11th, which were so fearfully shattered in Enver Pashas disastrous invasion of the Caucasus more than a year ago. Another had been also severely handled in that ill-starred enterprise, and all had ...