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... 1 WHAT THE GERMAN INVASION MEANS FOR FRANCE j THE FLIGHT OF THE CIVIL POPULATION FROM THE SOMME POOR VOMEN CONVEYED BY AMERICAN MOTOR TO A REFUGE REFUGEES IN PARIS A FULL MOTOR LOAD J French official A TREK FROM THE ZONE OF FIRE: OXEN TEAMS ON THE ROAD ...
... those Imperial strategists who have failed to put an ex peditionary force ashore to the north of Zeebrugge, that a German invasion of the French Channel coast should now come to be a subject of debate. Some, at least, ■IV. f of the difficulties in the ...
... Roumanian Officer, Octavian C. Taslauanu. (Skeffington.) 6s. This is the first and only description in -English of the Russian invasion of Galicia in the first months told from the other side. The author was a Roumanian officer compelled to serve in the Austro- ...
... Scots, and he gained his knowledge in their own fair Scotland. In his time, as to-day, the menace and barbarity of German invasion weighed heavily 011 the free and civilised West. Then James V of Scotland offered his sword to France to deliver our fair ...
... matters more care- fully than ever. His timidity on this occasion would 1 seem to point to a maritime objective rather than an invasion, for he promptly set out for home so soon as 1 1 he discovered that he was expected and a warm welcome q rransfCQ Among the ...
... German State has per mitted him to use them less than almost in any other country. There is a tendency to regard a woman's invasion of industry as a new phenomenon. Tt is nothing of the kind. Woman has really returned to the days when her life was full ...
... brilliant brain dis covered that there was a superfluous P in the story. We were very excited when we got our orders in case of invasion but one of the proudest moments was when the command came to extinguish the street lamps (three in number) of the Vullage ...
... the 12th. The Allies' plans for the ad vance into Siberia were in a fair way to. completion at the same date. This pacific invasion differs f vastly from the Napoleonic one in 1812. We are going to Moscow, said the great Captain; we shall soon be back ...
... except what was expected of it. At the moment Germany is faced with three most unbelievable results She is threatened with the invasion of her own soil, and the curtailment of her much-capitalled Will to destroy the soil of her neighbours. She sees the disruption ...