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... accepted by Germany (Applause). He noticed in the papers' that day that a German statesman was now trying to justify their invasion of Wig by saying that Germany did it in her own defence. What nonsense! Germany had been for yews preparing for this great ...
... the massacres of Belgian civilians, the sinking of the Lushanis, and all the abominations that hare accompanied German invasions since the war began. HORRIBLE AND PROFANE. Mr Balfour pointed to thew• facts and the significance of them when he said — ...
... ordinary source from which to supply the energy required by the body in health. It lowers the . defences of the body against invasion. The whole report lends scant comfort to the drinker: warns against ifs use to children; its uselessness to munition -workers; ...
... upon our own people; .are - we to stint our Allies. including those who have suffered from the devastation wrought by German invasion, of the supplies of raw materials necessary for their economic recovery ; or shall the Government, as the only other alternative ...
... give immediate and effective help to Russia. and would do so as members; of the Great Alliance. Countering of the German invasion of Russia would have effect in compelling the Central Powers to withdraw forces from the Western front, and it is of vital ...
... sliment of an organisation o f peace which shall make it :•ertain that tie eombined power of tree nations will check every invasion of right and serve to make peaco and justice the more secure by at tag a definite tribunal of opinion to which all must submit ...
... the United States in the conflict ; much to be thankful for in the fact that we had control of the sea; that the tide of invasion had been stopped. and that we were masters of Jenaoilem. Perhaps 'their achievements were less than they had looked for, ...
... Towards the close of the lecture Sir George indicated .a . hat the duties of a Volunteer Bat would be in the case of an invasion. The disptssition of patrols, scouting parties, etc., wen , fully g_ne into, and finally he dealt with intelligence, the ...
... country from the hot culation. The premises would be suitable for a dairy or retired farmer. Rental £2O; feu iota of the Hun invasion must appeal to all duty 13s 4d. and notwithstanding the never-endint• For further particulars apply to Messrs en the public ...