... months, was also the first instance In which allied airmen carried the war to the enemy's air camp immediately after an air invasion of England. This policy. it is understood, will be pursued in every case hereafter. Lord Derby made this decision immediately ...

... Terrible as have been the looms our army, they have been vastly leas than our civil losses. During the Brat two Austrian invasions of 1914 practically the entire civilian population in the devastated districts was either ma/warred or carried off into ...

... junctions. and store depots. Far too much, says our contemporary, is made of the inefficiency of our defences against invasion by air. It is exasperating aud revolting that enemy airships should float over London, and even as far as 1.50 miles inland ...

... ■ 1 ®' comfort in the trenches her l at, - , worked untiringly. J'he American invasion of cially declared to be merely pun' t,v • may be no parallel, but Austrian invasion of Serbia. th 6 After woman has been in - » monial game long enough to reqU 'g ...

... The whole of Russia , he said , hailed with satisfaction His Majesty ' s firm resolve to continue the struggle after the invasion of his realm . In conclusion , His Excellency declared that the future , whatever difficulties there might be in the way ...

... Terrible have been the looses the army, these are vastly inferior to the of the civil population. During the first two Austrian invasions in 1914 entire districts were devastated, and the population either massacred carried captives into Austria Then came tho ...

... installed themselves in the villages of Bop and Mavanda, which they are fortifying in order to neutralise any attempt at a fresh invasion by the enemy. The Nea Ile states that it is informed that two Bulgarian regiments at Monastic have `mutinied.- -Exchange ...

... ancestors (who were formerly known a.- Welles leys) fought under Cromwell in 1770. When this country was threatened with invasion, John Wesley himself offered and raised a Methodist battalion for fighting in defence of those shores, and not' only did ...

... These French soldiers in the town of Pont a Mousson to the south of Verdun are making provision against any possible German invasion of the town. As a method of defence in street fighting sandbags are being placed along an arcade. f : Pie C. Freeman, sS/i ...

... words that Holland serves as a between England and Germany, and adds sided us.”’ that “it would easily yield to a German invasion if it In other words, Holland is a rampart which may be easily occupied from the German side, and is .most difficult to force ...

... the British Army, thanks to the vigilant guardianship thif Navy, is able to sticks further and further afield. idea sufi invasion Egypt in force from the northwefct must now have - been abandoned the enemy, and we find ourselves to-day in pojsaession ...

... badly lor the Turks; and lor them, then for the greater enemy which fooled the Turkish Government into the war. The grand invasion of Egypt has not materialwed, and in fact nowhere have German plotting Mid cajolery more conspicuously failed. Our highway ...