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... organised German peace was translated into action, it was justice. As the incidents of the long war unroll found to involve the invasion of Russian territory, | themselves hefore our eves. more and more clearly the destruction or capture of all Russia’s means ...
... for ever grateful for the work of the Royal Navy and the Merchant Service durl”flb War. ‘Wo owe to ou.rmflulm not on! m:z rom invasion, an uninterrupted food supply; for these reasons we make this appeal. .’Wo ask for & Thank-Offering for our loty. Women of ...
... | been badly ** rattled by the Castleford backs, That this all-important provizo was not included yet his clevernass invasably beat the brute in the accopted v.hwnn was due to the club repre- strength of the home defendars. Perocularly so was sentatives ...
... taken from the battlefield. e will be court-martialled. ~ Crepny en Valois is amongst the towns most sorely tried by the invasion, It was three times occupied by the Germans. The Mayor gave a great example of devotion. Although seventy years old he was ...
... £lO 10s.— HALIFAX. | Apply, ln?}mfll. 6, North Parade (opposite Ca.op.), Halifax MONDAY, TUESDAY and WHDNESDAY, i “AN AERIAL INVASION FRUSTRATED™ ‘ and a full 3 howrs’ Siar Programme. Matines commenciog 3 until 5 and 7 until 10, gOL[D OAK BEDROOM SUITE, ...
... grateful for the work of the Royal Navy and the Merchant Sarvice dur ing te War. We owe to our Salors not only nmmn from invasion, but an uninterrupted supply ; for these reasons we make this appeal. 3 -We ask for a Thunk Offering for our safoty. R B ...
... G I § distress. We, in lhis country, are happd e horrers of War, but Syria and Pulestine n-vz untold sorrow eowing fo the invasion of their ptheenemy. = 000 T .- . Wison bas lalely said :—' That now every. be loked at from the standpoint, and undep of ...
... Russia who puihe(s :gurmuny to war, which was made inevitable by mobilisation, and was virtually provoked by direct military invasions. All that has publicly transpired, concludes the journal, with reference to the attitude of France, has only been intended ...
... country— Brave men one and all. And the sterling stuff they’re made of Was shown ‘ere many days, When the foemen planned invasion, Aud the war-ary dared to raise, They left their homes in Britain For the muntr.sz‘g-;le;d —c;x;:-fimt; May God speed them ...
... those men engaged in the rooms of that vast castle, working as quict at mice, might have been engaged upou the details of the invasion of Belgium, and possibly England too, and now, a correspondent at the front in the course of his letter ‘on the heroie defence ...
... in this country, are happi'y spared the horrors of War, but Syria and Palesiive have sudersd untold sorrow owing to the invasion of their country by the enemy. President Wison has lately said :—‘ That now every. thing must be looked at from the standpoint ...
... at this or that sea side resort were dispelled in the grim rzality of preparation, first, for what seemed a very possible invasion of our own oountq, and now for service on foreign fields. So for a little while we groused and were unashamed. Then the open-air ...