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... INVASION. wasted in performing duties which could be delegated to others. Among such duties are many which ought to be well within the capacity of women who are accustomed to organisation and to discipline, and are willing to take risks. For example, ...
... that possibly the Monroe Doctrine might be stretched to a new policy whose object would be to protect Canada even against invasion.—Reuter. ...
... THE INVASION. Having held their line from near the Northern Mazurian Lakes (Mauer See and Dargamen See) to Gumbinnen (about 30 miles from the Russian frontier) since the famous raid up to the walls of Konigsberg early in the war, the Russians have recently ...
... THE INVASION OF 1055 X ...
... however powerful, must needs operate at great strategic disadvantage against this island, making invasion well-rkigh impracticable. And it is invasion the Kaiser dreams of as the ultimate goal. Calai s therefore mean s to him what Pants never can mean ...
... up Germany's possible new moves, inter alia the invasion of England, the Military Correspondent of The Times forgot the British Fleet. Or does he suggest, like some of the supporters of the invasion theory long before the war broke out, that the Fleet ...
... week-end. and, if so, at what intervals of time. Whether in case of invasion, in addition to service near his home, he would prepared to serve any part oi the county. Whether in case of invasion would prepared to serve in any part ol tne United Kingdom. It ...
... THE INVASION OF SERBIA. The larger map shows the Balkan States, Serbia, Montenegro, Bulgaria, Roumania, and Greece, as well as a part of Turkey. The smaller map along the bottom indicates the lines of invasion into Serbia, across the Drina, Save, and ...
... INVASION BY ZEPPELINS. ...
... IN CASE OF INVASION. There might, however, arise a state of things when all laws would be suspended, as in the case of an actual invasion of the country. He thought there ought to be a provision to the effect that the executive in the case of such emergency ...
... THE INVASION OF ENGLAND ! The Proprietors of the London ...
... THE BULGAR INVASION. neutrality of Greece and Rumania, 13 ceneentrating ahnost her entire forces against Serbia. Important tionllngents have, however, been sent to•Nanthi (Eikele) and liumuljina, and Dedeagach has been strongly fortified in view of the ...