... 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 ...

... every motor vehicle should be so registered in order that all military needs may be met in the event of an invasion, or an apprehended invasion, in which event the supply of sufficient motor vehicles in districts affected would be of great military value ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... sledge-hammer blows of the Turkish invasion of Europe, leaving us free to build up our own Empire in Egypt and India. At the com mencement of the present world war, unaided, she rolled back three successive Austrian invasions of her soil, knowing full well ...

... Gone are the grey-green uniforms of the Germans, the hard rule of the invader, and the lack of food. Instead there is an invasion of khaki-clad warriors, big, kindly men who laugh and jest in the midst of war and death. To them the children gravitate ...

... perhaps, no time when a vigorous naval effort would not have changed the entire situation. Land Forces of Rome Unemployed for Invasion It is hard to understand why some of the inactive legions and garrison troops were not employed to attack the Carthaginian ...

... passage, what chance is there of a great convoy of liners, escorted by German war-ships, making the transit The problem of the invasion of England which is just a hop, a skip, and a jump compared to the crossing to America has as yet defeated Tirpitz and all ...

... bells of Flan ders rang out over the still meadow landsand called up the spirit of war to resist an utterly unwarrantable invasion. There is no evidence of the slightest hesitation or second thought as to the personal fate of himself and his imme diate ...

... conquered as an outpost of Egypt. It was held for nearly four centuries, and during that period there was no invasion of Egypt from Asia. Asiatic invasion was, in fact, impossible, since the only road was barred by Palestine. When Palestine be came independent ...

... incident of the war. A/ es, indeed, Tat, the local parsons of all denominations had their work cut out to repel such a subtle invasion of the Evil One in the dangerously popular disguise of khaki, which in these manless days set all the local Pene lopes p ...

... never be any more. The last bit at least is comforting, isn't it, Tat? Co far as I am concerned, we may have had a real invasion by Easter instead of a mere fabula urbis or a revolution in Germany or goodness knows what somewhere else, and it is useless ...