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... officer, knowing that Whitehouse had been a Scout, eent him out on a special errend. * Just suppose the enemy is planning an invasion,” he eaid. want you to go out and examine such and such an area and re- port the nature of the groun w The scouting instinct ...
... touched upon the relations of the Entente Powers with Greece, and compared their tho conduct of tho Germane Belgium. Now. tho invasion and devastation of Be'-giu® are truly violations the sacred tons assumed Pru=*ia in 1839. but in the absolutely pacific landing ...
... peace suggested by Germany to Belgium are:— Restoration of King Albert and payment of a large indemnity for damage caused invasion and occupation. Germany asks exchange economic ?nd commercial privileges which would practically transform some of the Belgian ...
... yesterday. The invasion England Charles Edward was hardly taken seriously, for English Jacobites woro not serious traitors. The American War was allowed grow into peril, and till Rodney's great victory our coasts were seriously threatened invasion. But many ...
... Council the Bradford Chamber of Commerce realist-* with profound regret, the devastation caused the worsted indnstrv ?ranee the invasion tho common This Council turtlionnore wishes give practical effect to it# svmpathy recommending Majesty's Government to grant ...
... conditions of peace -'■ggo'- Germany Belgium are tlie rcstoralon «>f King Albert and payment a largo ••Is amity for damage caused invasion . ltd Germany asks, exchange, for • tiii •iiia and commercial privileges, which would -r.uii.Hjlv transform homo tlio Belgian ...
... This is about the extent Ti 'ho endeavoured turn victories” that the enemy also attacked EGYPTIAN INVASION >;■ hitheito believed The threatened invasion f = ued from have been abandoned. t'l u- u i. the German General Pi » JV commands the Turks in to ...
... the extent ' rndeavoured turn victories that the enemy rtly f ''** also attacked num- EGYPTIAN INVASION (|SJ bs hitherto believed to The threatened invasion villages to have beeu abandoned. k'r*U»u . , the German General von T hirh .Ji avp alread '' commands ...
... the United States the guise Belgian refugee’s from neutral ports Europe, with tho object of heading an armed force for the invasion of Canada. (3) That the principal object of this secret movement is destruction the 'Welland Canal and the crippling of shipment: ...
... the wholo them, which of one sort another aro more t-han twenty number, but with the events ar.d 718, when great Islamic invasion was turned back, with Ibo taking of the city and its plunder an army of buccaneers, called Crusaders, 1202, and, finally ...
... centre from which, German infiance had worked tnd hindered. progress—and in Moscow. In telling fashion he described the invasion of Russia by Napoleon. and the retreat and destruction of his great army. Moscow was the centre of the Russian Empire, and ...
... CORRESPONDENT.) New York, Thursday Now York Herald.'' following the report cabled you on Monday regarding the proposed German invasion C anada, and the destruction the Canal, says that the Washington aurhorities have received communications from the Cauadinn ...