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... The street corner in Sarajevo, Bosnia, Yugoslavia, where the Archduke Franz Ferdinand, of Austria, was shot dead by an assassin in June, 1914 the incident which led to the outbreak of World War I. A plaque, surmounted by a crown, indicates But this I ...
... mesvsage states that Von Macken sen’s array is now fifteen miles distant from Brest-Litovsk, whilst th© armies of the Archduke Ferdinand and General Kuwess are about the same distance away. The troops advancing from the northwest are a somewhat greater ...
... ceded Venetia. —Suicide of Crown Prince Rudolf. 1897.—Assassination of the Empress at Geneva. 1914.—Assassination of the Archduke Ferdinand and Duchess. ...
... articles devoted to the Great ir” occupy 30 pages. The graphic descriptions of events right from the assassia.'.ricn of the Archduke Ferdinand to the failure of th» march to Calais make the annual for 1915 a valuable historic work. Owing to the war newspaper ...
... district north-east of Kielce. In Middle Galicia the Russians are retreating across the San before the army of the Archduke Josef Ferdinand. From the district of Dobromil and Stary Saembor the enemy is retiring in a north-easterly direction before our vanguards ...
... Lana a fresh enemy attack was repulsed. Russian War Theatre.—North of Mvlnof. on the Ikwa. troops belonging to the army Archduke Ferdinand threw the enemy out of his advanced position. captured men, one officer, and a machine gun. On the rest of the front ...
... Archduke Dead Archduke Joseph Ferdinand died in Vienna yesterday. Rome radio announced last night. He commanded the Austro-Hungarian Air Force in the last War.—Reuter. ...
... her father being Leopold 1.. Kin 4 of the Belgians. In 1807. when she was seventeen years old, ens was married to the Archduke Ferdinand Maximilian of Austria, the ,ounger brother of the late Emperor Praneis Joseph. ller husband's personal metes lay rather ...
... recouping the tremendous losses on the Sereth has compelled the foe prematurely draw upon the strategic reserves of the Archduke Ferdinand and Linsingen. originally ear-marked for use in the event of an advance into the interior of Russia. The defeat of Pflaozer ...
... Emperor and the new Heir the Throne, tb© Archduke Charles Francis Joseph, many Archdukes and Archduchesses, diplomatists. Cabinet Ministers, and military and civil [«-fticial?, funeral service for Archduke Francis Ferdinand and the Duchess o' I Hoheabortr took ...
... Wednesday. Their it Majesties are seen walking through one of the largest marquees. On the extreme right is the Archduke Franco Ferdinand. [ L. N. A. 7 - . . • • • • **4. au 0 • • • 4 /3 ...
... Brest Litowsk now in full retreat on both sides of the railway to Minsk (on the line to Moscow). The troops of the Archduke Joseph Ferdinand have passed through the burning town of Kamienice Litowsk. On the the German troops are in pursuit from west and ...