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... under his uncle. And that this was most likely the case, may be judged from the fact that he accompanied his armies to the theatre of war in person. But although a Napoleon, he was not Napoleon. the Great. That made all the difference. It was a miscalculation ...
... GENERAL KILLED. It is announced from Berlin that Lieutenant-General Freiherr von Ompteda has been killed in the western war theatre at the head of his brigade. ...
... declares her neutrality, although she has received a German loan of £3,000,000. The American Ambassador, whilst attending a theatre in Berlin, was insulted by remarks referring to America. He and party afterwards retired, when quietness was restored. February ...
... many occasions he called for money out of regimental funds, and sent it by regimental messenger to pay his personal bills at theatres, hotels, etc. Whatever the result of the case, his father, Sir G. B. Haddon Smith, of the Colonial Service, and Governor ...
... Africa and their Treatment by Germany, just issued through the Press Bureau. The African continent has for ages been the theatre of savage warfare, but it may be doubted if the fiercest and most implacable tribal feud could show anything to equal the ...
... The inability of the Germanic Powers to afford any effective assistance is self-evident. Their preoccupation in the Western theatre of war, and the ceaseless and unremitting vigilance of the Italian Armies, have compelled them to abandon Turkey to her fate ...
... battlefields of the Cameroons and German East Africa, and contributed liberally towards their comfort and maintenance in the theatre of war. The reason why they have performed all these meritorious acts is directly traceable to the leadership and direction ...
... to do their bit in crushing the Prussian military machine. Unfortunately the exploits of African soldiers in the various theatres of the great war are not sufficiently known. Few people know for example of their gallant deeds in France, in Salonika, in ...
... —Russians' Trick — Violent Scenes. Johannesburg is without light and without trains. Industry is paralysed, and churches and theatres are closed: The trouble developed suddenly, owing to a strike at the power station, the strike committee refusing to allow ...
... treated over there as second-class citizens? Can you go into a restaurant where white people dine? Can you get a seat in the theatre where white people sit? Can you get a seat or a berth in the railroad car, or can you even ride in the South in the same ...
... Province. ABDULLAH COLE (Bushra), of Fourah Bay, Sierra Leone. Principal coloured actor with Mr. Oscar Asche, of His Majesty's Theatre. REV. J. OYEMAM HAMMOND, of the Wesleyan Methodist Church, Gold Coast. MR. WILLIAM A. THOMAS (Willie Thomas), of Leah Street ...
... adequately supplied with the labour of our people, which was indispensable. (h) While our men were engaged in the various theatres of war, in non-combatant capacities as already shown, those of us remaining at home gave contributions in money and 'kind ...