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... Continued i from page 1 THE WAR Mits. E K LEWIS. nurse hod certified London June 9. I alidwite Trained at the Holberton The German infantry reounced its Ifiospital, Antigua she on the comple feeler thrusts near Sevsk, a binge of Ilion of her course returned ...
... Tbe Spanish Civil War General Liotta Madrid March 10th. -- Reinforced Government troops were Rome March 10th. reported by their commanders to be General Liotta who was gravely yeilding slowly on NVednesday to an wounded in an attempted assasinatio.i army ...
... belief that the world was not ripe for still an experiment. This he urged was not a li!tle war. The question of our supremacy of our continuance in South Africa was involved; and then there was the present hitnation, that we had to face the unanimous ...
... lernment to the work of Christian rnis• sense of obligation on the part of the thought the war had made us all over a South East coast Ile iratins, fats and other necenary war•lsions in the Coloniil E noire, Lord l naore fortcoate membets of the R. A. b'. carried ...
... WAR CONTRIBUTIONS. E take the following interesting items from United Empire:— The Blue Book of Overseas contributions to War Funds makes it clear' that there can be no portion of the Empire. however remote, and no rac.. under the British flag, which ...
... J. Archibald, a war correspon. dent who has been about twenty five armies and has followed the various phases of the Ittisso•Japanese war. According to Mr. Archibald there is no doubt that the French at my is the best prepared for war. After what I ...
... of Demerara, and now Judge on the West Coast of Africa. • • THE manufacture of artificial sponge is based on the action of zinc chloride on puree cellulose, which has been mixed with coarse rock salt. The mass is placed in a press provided with pins which ...
... The intense rivalries of France and England in Northern Africa may be counted as the preliminary episodes of the existing contentions. Their bloody war-arbitraments upon the sea terminated at length into outwardly amicable relations. An agreement was ...
... journevl to Canada ju-t before the war bega, , , were thr ~.mpire's Secretaries cf Ai and War, Sir Archibald Sinclair a L, Sir J ires Grig,2, 1 The King, sy of unity of 1 f r ft in E nnire arriied in tiorth: Africa, visited big ar:iied Forces in the held ...
... The Ang,lo-- Japanese frade War. ploitation dangerous, but it denies it in the case of small or weak British. communities upon whom it can en .force its will with impunity. Cana da First is a reasonable aspiration, I'West Indies First is tantamaunt ...
... THE new Catholic Cathedral in Europe and Africa restored to her, i Georgetown, Demerara, is estimated with the plenitude of her liberties, ;to cost $196,800. The sum of $51,171 and her international rights as they has been expended up to date, and existed ...
... German.y's Pre-War .Designs On Portuguese African Colonies. IN 1893 Great Britain was on very , strained terms with France owing to the Fashoda incident. Germany seized the opportunity to lemand a cohrial price for her neutrality. WhAt! would we give ...