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... THE REORGANISED SERBIAN ARMY. Tenders laden with Serbian soldiers disembarking at the Quayside—disembarking the Animal Transportentertaining comrades before marching off to barracks. THE HONOUR OF FRANCE. The imposing March Past of the troops in Paris ...
... were machine-gunned, and a woman was killed. Heavy fighting is taking place on land, and, according to Finnish reports, 200,000 picked men have been rushed from Moscow as reinforcements. Meanwhile, small-pox in the Soviet Army has reached epidemic proportions ...
... CHURCH ARMY CAMPAIGN. The Rev. W. 11. U. Shapcott, Metropolitan .4eeretary of the Church Army, is conducting a campaign in Sheffield, in aid of that organisation. Mr. Shapcott, ivho was for 12 years chaplain in one of iI.M. Prisons, has a remarkable knowledge ...
... WOMAN’S STRANGE DEATH. SAD STORY FROM STAHNIHOTOR. woman nsmrif Annie Makin, who I read with husband. Edward Mekm, Set. Ibis.. Woodland view. Etanainfftoti, died yesterday afternoon strange orreumateooes. It » stated that the dm eeaned woman and her husband ...
... considered saivation Army v oO 4 yet in its Many is Were greatiy ¢ net because he was going ot but his He went on t t 1 was he was not going half fast » give detailed information of work of the army on the Continent. esterday teld day for the army, there uw at ...
... the woman brought out from her bosom an axe of jade, which she carried partly for defence and partly for domestic purposes. “The rumour of that beautiful —and usefulweapon rapidly spread; spies crossed the mountains and penetrated the etrange woman’s country ...
... the Sheffield section of the Army in their work amongst the submerged tenth this city. There is no need to-day to apologise for assistance thus given. The labours of the Army have been recognised by the highest in the land. The sympathy of the people of ...
... AN UNSERUPULOUS WOMAN AN UNSERUPULOUS WOMAN CHATTER T. The Heiress. James! pass that letter. , •But. Ethel. I haven t finished readicg it Sir Kylmer. wife rose wtUiouv saying another word, and sat clown the sofa at his side, was pale and her hands trembled ...
... FRENCH ARMY. DEBATE IN THE CHAMBER. Reduction of Training Periods Demanded. (WEB Ktr.TKU'3 ) PARIS, Thursday. The debate on the Army Estimates continued in the Chamber of Deputies to-day. M. Breton (.Socialist) demanded the reductidh the training period* ...
... Irish Land. The Government is courting another failure. It has introduced an Irish I.and Bill, which came up for second reading-yesterday.' There is hope of passing such a complicated measure TO-DAY IN HISTORY. DECEMBER 9. President Buchanan’s First Message ...
... authorities to the need for some method of disguising movements and positions on land and sea._ and_ he is generally credited with having initiated camouflage in the British Army. Mr. Solomon introduced the fish-'ng net which was considered the basis of our ...
... WOMAN OF TO-DAY. just can so, amt I would like to suggest that the Kditor open subecription list every six months lor two or three years, enable those people who wish to allow their gratitude to send in donations; if all the Sheffield manufacturers, business ...