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... NORTH AFRICA AIR WAR INTENSIFIES Charles CoUingwood, C.BA commentator, in a broadcast tram Algiers this afternoon said; Air war from North Alrica right now is on a greater scale then auar before, and all signs arc that It w still on increase. Ugly and ...
... WEST AFRICA FIGHTING, WAR STATED TO SPREADING. NO DANGER TO LIFE OR PRO BERT Y. KurtWr informuUon Houi* »f th*- white men in Liberia. jaijows that liveparUciiarlv •ppnar U> | p»*r»l, mid the native* several p«r«. ...
... SOUTH AFRICA AND ANOTHER WAR Minister’s Grave Warning CAPETOWN. Tuesday. PIROW. South African Minister of Defence, caused a sensation to-day when he addressed the Imperial Press Conference. There no anti-British feeling in South Africa,” he declared, ...
... MISCELLANEOUS WAR ITEMS. OUB LOSSES IN SOUTH AFRICA. Tlm War Office wmUj •tetemeDt of our loaM« Sooth Africa was issued Thursday. The total Imms are.— Kitlad Missing and prisoners . Died of disease Accidental deaths In saluted home Officers. Meu. 271 ...
... GRAND PIANOPORTP. by T. Wolff and Son. Treader,: REMOVE EITRNISIITNOS and bandana,. SIDEBOARDS and CABINETS, Garden WEE, AFRICA:( WAR TROPHIES, GENTLEMAN'S SALEM!! CPCLE. and Other SALE AT 10 30 A M PROMPT. On view Monday Inn. 19th. 1922 33, and Rank St ...
... THE DURATION OF THE WAR. LETTER FROM LORB ROBERTS. Mr. Robert J. Bendoe, Gainsborough, has ceived the following reply from Lord Roberts in ref#*, ence to the military situation in South Africa:�� War Office, London, S.W., March 15lh, 1902. Sir, —I desired ...
... t4> w.-ar rnumlo future Billie was only away a few day*, and a* glad be back the fain liar Mirrxuinding* rue men are have him. Sin.o tho amioun*« of tho expulsion fpxm regiment of Billie, tlio proud wearer of the King's amt Qu •••n . South Africa war ...
... He qualified as a barrister, but interested in military matters, he joined the Pembroke Yeomanry and served in the South Africa War. For five years from 1911 he commanded the Cumber, land and Westmorland Yeomanry, and later served on the staff in France ...
... presided over by Lord James of Hereford. The scheme provides for widows of soldiers the strength only who have died in South Africa war payments ranging from 10s. to ss. per week, according to the rank of non-commissioned officer or man. The Government was ...
... Campaign in India, whore ita endurance wa* teren'r tested, reason of the Interne bent and marchinr also wore through the South Africa* War, and am proud to lay that it toe always proved iplendid timekeeper; ia fact, toe eerted is give the correct time the regimeat ...
... NOT GONE TO THE WAR. Mrs. Leah Claudia Reed, Newcastle-on-Tyne, on Monday obtain#! divorce from her husband. He left her in 1900 ostensibly to go out to South Africa the war, but reality marry another woman. He afterwards convicted of the bigamy. ...
... Councillor T, King, Roman-road, Preston, has been drowned at sea. Deceased, who waa 49 years of age, went through the South Africa war in the 1.L.1. Alfred Booth, Thorntoo-10-PyH*. u altered absentee from the Garrison Guard in France, was remanded for escort ...