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... be in attendance at Min 5 Boocleiuh Place, Buratinland, TumiAYs. BURNTISLAND NOTES AMD NEWS The Invasion Question. —The 1m» nbrond that then* may Ik* invasion sh. rt!y or some time UoreaHer, but wry probably m the dim and distant future. is gralifyuip, ...
... hindrance or restraint from outside ; our humane laws and their pure admiiii>tration ; our security from the miseries of invasion, towns well ruled and showing rising standard of oom/ort and health, the movements soften the hardships of the poor, heal ...
... that hove been prevalent of l*te. One • of the story suited that Kirkcaldy and Kinghotrn people removed to Perth—rather big invasion for the Fair City! A local hed telephone call from Edinburgh gentlcmin. asking if it true (as reported ni» that Kirkcady ...
... interests by the most reactionary methods of the old regime, Russia today, bleeding every pore, still oppased the enemy’s invasion. (Cheers.) RUSSIA SAVED WESTERN FRONT. be*r witness liere,’’ laid M. Kerensky, “th%l the Russian people will never recognise ...
... supply. The principal reason appears u> tore failure of the Society to secure luiriy portiouate share. The result has been the invasion other shops by the Store niembe'* in search of sugar, where, was to be expected, bickering on both sides took plac*-, often ...
... three years, the in terest Belgian refugee* was perhaps not mo keen, but what that country did to stem the tide of German invasion and keep ihe «ucmy out of Paris could never forgotten. (Hear, hear.) Human nature was much, the name even civilised countries ...
... safety, but there were no oa-ualties the cliff. Only spent pieces of shell were gath | and treasured as mementoes of the firrt invasion Britain for centuries. PRIVATE A. H. M-INTOSH-S CHUII DIES IN HOSPITAL. Private Alistair A. A. Maclean, of the London Scotliah ...
... the Bride in the last scene of “Ten Little necessary for the purpose repelling an Nigger Boys.” Mrs Braid recited the ongi- invasion being imminent, and tlic dress compositions, cleverly written and highly adopted by the Central Association of Volun amusing ...
... man would care to be tired,” along with the women and children, into the interior of Scotland. It is r» the event of sn invasion being imminent that the Volunteers will be exiled out; but they must, of course, efficient—a certain amount of training must ...
... Fatherland. How would South Africa It wan certain that the .vould revolt, or at least rtmum neutral and refrain from hostile invasion of Germaji territory. But alas! wiicn («i*ncral Botha, whom they had relied, declared with passionate «*inph&sis for tin* ...
... country’s .The Major concluded his address by a appeal the young women to use itli their male friends reaponffjQP render invasion impoeible, and justified bur appeal the grounds of civilisation and righteous ness. The address produced a profound impression ...
... heikiths and home*'. In addition these liable for the Forces, there li-rge residue who could not join, and the «'* int of ivn Invasion that residue might of the greatest value—if trained. (Hear, 1014. that who join t> join the Rc.ytiar Tirfitonoi Forco# f-peeially ...