... ueen Mary returning after the review. ysique. ...

... Society, and is given a consecutive number by the War Office. It then forms part of the technical reserve, and is annually reviewed by an inspecting officer, selected by the general officer in command of the military district, where it has its headquarters ...

... Because we are not strong enough ! There, in a flash, Is revealed the heart of German policy. 21, 1914. j Th e ~,.. -lug reviews Canadian troops ~..t. Salisbury Plain (top). ...

... could not, declares the report, iii any way offer Belgium a guarantee of the security of her neutrality. The report also reviews the successive increases of the German Army, and cynically proposes to instil into the people the idea that these augmentations ...

... following appreciation of Dr. Sarolea's political writings in the Prassische Jahrbficher, the most influential political review of Prussia : A cosmopolitan by origin and by the circumstances of his career, the author shows a universality of culture ...

... event has befallen either of the combatants in the western field of war. Thursday, August 27, to Saturday, September 5. Our review in these pages must from the scarcity of authentic news be closed some five days before publication. On Thursday, August 27 ...

... One afternoon a week we are at peace upon a course, whei e an aged gentleman of much distinction comes one day to pass us in review. we have scope and elbow-room; are free to skirmish and extend, take cover and judge distances—this las t an exercise of private ...

... personnel. So perfect are the mechanical devices fitted that it is said to be quite possible to run a vessel such as that under review with but one man in the stokeholds. In place of having to trim coal on to the stokehold floor, to shovel it into the furnace ...

... * —_ .. , . ,• ' ..,,, , , The Prince of Wales and Prince Alexander of Teck leaving for Headquarters after a review of the Belgian troops. The Prince, who has benefited physically by his campaigning, has just been promoted First Lieutenant ...

... burghers of the old Hollanders, who many, lu alL years ago broke the military power of Spain. • In the pages of the Westminster Review and of National Defence. ...

... that of He never vanished.o, .ns have 3elgiwTh W dr o o an asset ev i io - cholas is ratio n above shows Russian infantry in review Ince the Manchurian War the Russian Arrn 1 4 , c nmpletely reorganized on the most modern u one of the finest war weapons ...

... upon his audiences by the astounding results of the Balkan War. An article which appeared over his signature in the Empire Review showed with what insight Lord Roberts had studied the history of this dramatic struggle, and with what sureness he had traced ...