... and unnecessary sacrifice of life. Who WAS responsible, Herr Oloeckel asked, for the complete fa.iltue of the fir.t two invasions of Serbia P Why was Przemysl not evacu ited at the right moment P It WAS •ially admitted that the loss of 10,01)11 men at ...

... not reassuring. . . . The very fact thal Venice, Verona, Vicenza, Padua, to mention but a few of the cities threatened with invasion, are irreplaceable products of ancient art, is sufficient to mark them out for destruction by the Teutonic hordes. Louvain ...

... the opinion that the Maximalist movement could have no lasting success in that country. I have been in Russia since the invasion of Serbia said Dr. Varnava and personally I am convinced that the Leninist movement will have completely f within a month ...

... COMMANDER AND MEN. Rome, November The Giornale d'ltalia writes : Those English divisions sent here as a bulwark agrinst the invasion of tbe Huns are among the most celebrated and valorous of the British army. Those divisions know the homicidal of the Tor ...

... the natural road which the Germanic invaders of Italy have taken in all ages. The historians count no less than 68 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 ...

... hostilities with Russia, but with France as an ally instead of an enemy. Once again Malta was immune from direct attack or invasion in virtue of British maritime supremacy, and the Maltese of that day saw no more of the legions of the Tzar than they have ...

... remove the stringent measures it had adopted towards war correspondents with regard to press indiscretions since the regretful invasion of the Venetian province by the enemy. In fact this evening all the papers contain the first particulars about the epic conflict ...