... TANK WEEK. The Scourge the Huns Visit to Sheffield. invasion Sheffield by Tank may confidently expected to take place at midnight on Sunday. All arrangements have been completed give the invader a warm welcome, and a comfortable emplacement in Fitzalan ...

... assisting the Turkish army, the leading headquarters of which was Jerusalem, at any rate a short time before the British invasion. The German papers conclude by stating that the people need not be very sorry for the events that have occurred in Palestine ...

... their desire for peace will be so strong that it will not influenced by the Allies’ menaces of starvation and a Japanese invasion, and whether they thus have the courage to break away from the Treaty of London and to conclude a separate peace with us ...

... was practically nothing of the Romanoff about the last of the Romanoffs other than his name. Mr. Sidney Low discusses the Invasion of Italy and the Classic Strategy of Prussia,” “which always studies the offensive and holds that army, even when surrounded ...

... to you, to the chaos and confusion in Russia has been added the disastrous invasion of Italy. Rightly our first thought is that who have been so far saved the horrors of invasion must rush to the help of our Allies prayer and arms and resolution. We now ...

... present campaign.” said General Pecori Giraldi, commander of the army which, in May, iqj6, arrested the attempted Austrian invasion through the Trentino, and which again facing the enemy on the southern ridjre of the high plateau of Asiago. General Pecori ...

... any further part in the war; the invasion of Italy, too, was discouraging event, but British and French troop? were standing side side with the Italians, not only with the hoj>e but the determination that the invasion Italy would soon a thing of the past ...

... have earned on their activities had the mercantile seafarers tailed to ally themselves with the Navy in preventing a German invasion of Yorkshire? Many of our men are in Germany as prisoners, being made wrecks by the Huns, and some of the men, whom the Huns ...

... shortage of various foods and neaessities, are not nearly so badly off as the French people, nor are subject to the horrors of invasion—a fact that ought to make us more patient than are. I ka.ve received infonnation from a perfectly reliable source and will ...

... the natural road which the German invaders of Italy have taken in all ages. The historians count no fewer than 66 German invasions by way of the Brenner. The road over the pass is always practicable. Even in mid-winter the snow is barely deep enough to ...