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... THE LAND OF THE PWE India. as generally conceived, is a vast self. contained peninsula, walled in on the north hr the mighty Himalayas and washed cn the remaining sides of its triangular area by the waters of the Indian Ocean. Tho march of esents has ...
... Army Services 842,000 Special Defences 61,200 Explanations on all points of importance will be found in the annexed Memoraildum by the Finial(' al Secretary. The only matters to which reference need be made here are the following : ...
... forces her betrayer into the house— but this the poor humiliated woman cantiot stand and she seeks shelter elsewhere. And all this time there was another faithful lover looking an, inarticuL ate and helpless. Yet when lie hears of this last outrage to ...
... the Russian army in the Far East, and we doubt whether in view of the overwhelming numerical superiority of the Japanese, Linievitch can hope to hold it even as a point d'arret. /§io news of the positions of the Japanese right and left armies has been allowed ...
... THE YALU WILL probably be found to have been one of the most important land engattements since the days of the Franco-Prussian War, and though the exact numbers uf the opposing armies are not yet known, we are told that the Japanese outnumbered the Russians ...
... seheme lay it down for Japan and the Nrapero r , of the woman of to-day, in which each type of institution ham I Powers. We are told that after the successful war with China the popularity of the army was immense But this popularity did not find vent, ...
... each were subscribed by the land-owners present, and there is every reason to hope that some bank will be floated in this district before long. IT IS NOTICED THAT LAST YEAR'S ORDER permitting unlimited transfers to the Indian Army Reserves is cancelled. All ...
... the destruction of two petty shops and the death of a Hindu woman, her child, aged two, and a bania. A fourth ind ividusl, a Mohamedan, was severely burnt, bat he is expected to recover. The woman with her child went to the buniah's shop to buy some grain ...
... statesman in England says: Our ideal for Great Britain is a land where no drunkard may be seen staggering down the street to his certain doom; a land where there are no slums for humanity to rot in; a land with two thirds of its prison cells empty, with its ...
... it was at the head of invading armies from neighbouring lands; and once there came from the near West a Sovereign conqueror who came but to retire. Between Alexander the Great and the heir to the British Throne who landed in India no more than thirty years ...
... 000 mem ber of the Salvation Army from forty-six countries will assemble in San Francisco, at a Convention of the International Salvation Army, and will be personally directed by General Bramwell Booth. The Salvation Army's exhibit, which will be one ...
... shaping and reshaping constantly olden lands and new, sweeping on its way like ▪ conquering army, carrying soil :44:;en from an empire to fill the insatiate womb of the mysterious sea, where it is building a now land for race unborn. Seed of eternity it ...