... increased atmospheric bamidity, a fertile soil, negation of the de. Tainting lot winds from the desert, and relief fres invasions of the locust swarms that now breed there. ...

... Mense—rt is estimated that the farmers have suffered loss to the amount of hundreds of millions of franca through , the Herman invasion. The Agricultural of Allies Fund, Initiated by the Royal Agricultural Society of Englead, is seeking to repair a little of ...

... the Germano ould not mai have taken Paris, hut have eimeenttated their troops mile, from our ..bores, and pr•pard for an invasion of England. Dr. hlclllw•ratth remarked that it was no time for words. but for action—(applause). Mr. Walter Join,, on moving ...

... remained problematical, though no lack of speculation as to pending developments. It appears that Greek Government, in case of invasion by the Central Powers, will give a clear field for the belligerents. The Greek Premier denies the reported threat from the ...

... continue till April, as it has this year. • • • • How Rumours are Railed. Apropos of the recent strange crop of raid and invasion rnmours, s naval expert relates that he was rung up on the telephone on the previous Sunday afternoon and asked whether ...

... ommission Treaty of of 4,000 lo and unppin,g, than that azge grain ,port from nal claims try is flat, wn ha ituries has f invasion. ETH ae fortified enemy on as a great which ap;s lines forermans say ans at Foe- 5f the Serconquered, his line of r advanced ...

... Italian erolsors and small ships taro kit Torunto, sai:ing lor Teneclos, where they will join the Anglo-Fronds Egypt Sate Fria Invasion. neuter's special oorrespondent at Othro, Diernel whose dislike of the Teuton Um:refl.* rather than diminishes, Lea now, ...

... Refugees from Eastern Meals flying to Bedin and Dresden before the. Russian advance, and Germans roe biti:ning to discover what invasion Beane . prevent Rm. Xan advance is not Ike the raid they made in August LI rel.°. e the pressure on Ensz!and. France. and ...

... American's Home, showing during the first part of the week, is a powerful. thrilling, and sensational drama depicting a great invasion of America. This star Mm should be witnessed by excellent audiences at each showing. There will also be shown the Ilth episode ...

... proceeds directly from • military force in command of the district or country where it is in operation. It is confined to invasion. rebellion, or grave emergencies. Ada.—The gathering to which your friend (rather pedantically) invites you en familia ...

... is taking no chances in this war. Least of all can she afford to discount even the remote chance of a successful Turkish invasion of the Delta; for, after Egypt, Tripoli the sequence is logical and inevitable. The increased import of American copper ...

... With the . establishtient of hie camp at Boulogne there commenced a long period (from 1803 to 1815) of. tent danger of the invasion of Great Britain. To . cope with that danger a force of Townteers, stated in the national estimates to numhex 463,000 men ...