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... THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS. this magazine far April a map i* gif an showing German designs on South Afrtoe. This map was published the German Colonial Office last year, and it shows German oonceptiom *Mitt»l Africa and the political divisioo «>e Contiaent ...
... THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS In (he January number of this magazine well-informed Russian journalist in London, Zinovy N. Preev, writes on Bolshevist Russia and German Peace/' and in view of what has recently occurred This article is of considerable interest ...
... THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS.” The October “Review Reviews“ i diversified number. In the Progress of the Morld ffnlly and topically Wlustratecl) tile leading events of the preceding rnontii a'e critically surveyed. Mr. names. M.P.. writes letter to the Editor ...
... “THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS.” The frontispiece to the July issue of “ The Review of Review** is a fine map (drawn by G. F. Morrell) showing the main lines of railway on the Eastern front. Another very interesting map is given—the Pan-Germanio map which illustrates ...
... “THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS.” the latest number the Review Reviews” the Editor, Sir Philip Gibbs, has another interesting article his tour in America, in which he gives some candid ad; vice people both of the ly™' with the object aMii*mg« new friendship. ...
... THE * REVIEW OF REVIEWS.” The Review of Reviews for %e})tember has as its frontispiece an original portrait Captain Dreytus at Rennes, with his counsel, Maitre Demange, immediately behind Fim. The Character Sketch, which contains a reduced facsimile of ...
... THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS. The Review of Reviews (May) has for its frontispiece a portrait of Princess Mary, daughter of the King and Queen, who has just now become of age, but the great bulk of the contents deal with war topics. The reproduction of the ...
... “THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS.” In the September number, which presents an attractive of the world’s politics, Sir Philip Gibbs, Knj?lishTnan who loves liberty and loves Ireland.” makes an earnest appeal to the Sinn Fein to accept the offer of peace. Two well-known ...
... Review of Reviews. There is always something striking in this interesting and valuable monthly, and in the new issue the first place is rightly given to a well-unformed and very complete description of the situation arising from the seven weeks’ war in ...
... THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS. The above magazine for November most interesting and useful number. addition contributing some readable notes on The Progress the World,” the Editor calls timely attention, an article “Canada’s Idle Acre*: 150 Million Bushels of ...
... THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS. The cartoon section in the March number of this magaxine is particularly well done, no fewer than fourteen pages being devoted this intcreeting feature, which ie oil the more valuable in that the Editor manages to secure number ...
... THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS This magazine for July contains a brief but outspoken article on ‘‘Safety of Ships at Sea,” and a demand is made for a Minister of Marine. Mr. N. C. Adossides, who has come into personal contact with Mexico’s Dictator, writes a very ...