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This striking photograph shows a section of the Corinth Canal in the Corinth Canal. and a bird's-eye view of Sir
Thomas Lipton's Red Cross yacht, the Erin, which is passing through the canal in order to bring succour to wounded Serbians.
6 March 1915 - The War - London, London, England
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6 March 1915 - The War - London, London, England
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6 March 1915 - The War - London, London, England
ians were istration leave their wounded to the care of the enemy. The Serbians, into whose hands they fell, uniformly
treated them with (evertheless trbian women bringing wounded Austrians in ox-drawn transport to the hospitals. The Serbians are a race of r e animated by the highest instincts of the true soldier, and invariably show mercy to the fallen.
6 March 1915 - The War - London, London, England
THE MOST READABLE AND AUTHORITATIVE :: ACCOUNT OF THE WAR YET PUBLISHED :: NELSON'S HISTORY OF THE WAR. By JOHN BUCHAN.
VOLUME 1. From the Beginning of the War to the Fall of Namur. With 23 Maps and Plans, and a Preface by the Earl of Rosebery, K.G. Now Ready. Price ONE SHILLING.
6 March 1915 - The War - London, London, England
by reason of their superior speed, rapidity of climbing power, and their great mobility in the air.
6 March 1915 - The War - London, London, England
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6 March 1915 - The War - London, London, England
The Truth about East Prussia.
N T E have now got the official account of the Russian disaster in East Prussia. Let it be remembered that these Russian communiqués are always strictly truthful. They admitted the disaster of Tannenberg when nobody in the west believed in it, and they are in the habit neither o
6 March 1915 - The War - London, London, England
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