... NEW BOOKS RECEIVED YESTERDAY. THE INVASION' AND THE WAR IN *bv Leon Van net); scd *'SELECTED Robert Service (6d. net) (T. UnwinL THE MECHANISM OF EXCHANGE, A Handbook of Bankui*. and Trade Pw ...

... other as to who shall infict, the most suffering the martyred nation. yivid picture of Auetro-German barbarity after the invasion Serbia was recently given to German himself, says the Southern Slav Bulletin.” For the review, ” Die Schaubuhne,” Oscar Mauru* ...

... free without any obligation, Motors, 163, Oe. BR CYCLISTS THER! is SOME ANGER AHEAD, NOT FROM THE SUBMARINE MENACE, NOR FROM INVASION, NOR FROM THE QUESTION OF MAN POWER. NOR FROM THE FOOD WING to the unprecedented advance in tho price of raw material, and ...

... Doma Nook, only permits trawling be boats inshore miles. If our Committee were to open froin distance of ten woukl be a t invasion front nort waters for trawling there au south, with disastrous results to crab and lobster tish ing. iy thia morning I have ...

... LADIES TYPE consuls WM. G! sad 80N, LTD., 8, Sorest, Harrogate; with OnE wosi, and ‘Lést free.—Adrt stockings in DANGER OF INVASION BY AEROPLANES. LESSON OF THE RAID ON THE SOUTH-EAST COAST. Commenting in the “Daily Telegraph, to- day, on the raid by 17 ...

... bells of Belgium have long been silent Their conspicuous towers were levelled by the German artillery during the terrible invasion of August-September, 1914. Most the carillons were cither smashed shells or ruined by fire, but some were doomed to become ...

... e,l d as vacant seat from ant * ’■b® promenaderg were there a ~®- The attendances far exceeded ticipated the manager. h INVASION OF TEES-SIDE NITION workers. , the. warning of iKe Xorth- .T Company that special 'SirU IlH °uld be run to Redcar, j munition ...

... stated above. General Pershing has been several days in Washington since his recall from the Mexican border after the recent invasion of Mexico in search the bandit Villa. He has been in conference with Mr. Baker, Secretary of War, and the Chief of the Staff ...

... established that our defensive forces were taken completely by surprise, notwithstanding that the possibility of daylight invasion air had been recognised ever since the aeroplane became engine of war. Questions are to be asked as to the responsibility ...

... in accordance with the medical evidence was returned. A FAMOUS ACTRESS. MISS MARY ANDERSON’S SUCCESSFUL DANGER OF AERIAL INVASION. NEW PROBLEM OF WAR SUPPLIES. the dangers of aerial invaaion by the light last week's raid, Mr. Archibald Hurd writes in ...

... thousand ependent for their livelihood up ® ;ding in the United Kingdom, ft® non among all claeaee to tbei rom any sudden invasion of th® >r destruction of their property W nment. formula has t>een when the Government h» to give the country information ...

... Prussian militarism intact, supreme over Germany which it would claim to have preserved from invasion, there could no guarautee against repetition the invasion Belgium or >ho revival -a* warfare framed for the destruction whole world. Platitudes uttered ...