... hypnotic gaze. Her own blazed full passion and misery and WAR-TIME FARM HANDS GATHER ABOUT A WELL-EARNED MEAL. A friendly invasion Las taten place in Essex. It is one in which all the farmers of the district are keenly interested, since it helps to solve ...

... conclusive end war. financially W nation might continue and make good that d v f its own soil, but for that pressing hoin- a invasion with a view compelling the ...

... Serbian people, and, naturally, reverts to the profound disappointment at the inability of the Allies to stem the tide of invasion, the result of which the Serb©, having successfully withstood so many assaults of the Austrians, have in a few weeks been ...

... wo snail prohaoly the full blast of German cruelty. But it to trance. Air. said, that must look for an object lesson what invasion and retreat of a German really means. The Germans did not much damage tne country their advance into France, for toe reason ...

... against Verdun all the 42 centimetre howitzers and all the available centimetre guns and heavy artillery which took part in tho invasion of Serbia. The est troops tho Kaiser, Third Brandenlerg Corps, is second only to the Guard in reparation. The Fifteenth, ...

... England has been greater than actually the case, and thus encourage the Germans to repeat these raids. to the present hostile invasions of England have had no influence ■whatever ihe military conduct of the war, and regrettable as are the loss of citizen life ...

... not passed bv ti..- Government was of national importance. The Volunteers were ling undertake any service, ar.d in case of invasion. which God forbid! there not one man amongst i» who would not be ready at or.ee to shoulder hi.- rifle, and into the t-renchtw ...

... of aerial policy. It is urged that the problem of meeting aerial invasion seems to be dealt with in a haphazard fashion, and it said that seems to know whether tho danger of invasion is to be averted by land or aerial defence or combination of both. ...

... in oue great mess. And dust, dust like wall. Dust which nothing seen. . . It had been decided in face of tho astonishing invasion the enemy to leave for him a desert. That tho business of war chiefs. Our business, the business of the rear, was to organiso ...

... lov- 1 able creature, and routing Phoebe matter for rejoicing. of the episodes are extravagantly funny, particularly the invasion of Phcpbe's bedroom officer, orderly, and a policeman, because, in spite warnings, she obstinately persisted in showing a ...

... dly performed, 1 with unexampled efficiency, the four capital duties defending our own shores against the possibility of invasion, of neutralising the aggressive power of the hostile fleets, of clearing the high seas from the menace to the free influx ...

... France, our forces there have incrensod eight divisions the New Army. Adequate preparations been made resist the threatened invasion Egypt, from the cast. The Cameroon* has been victoriously concluded. The strength the enemy positions tho Italian front burs ...