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... peal of an invasion away to interview military officials on the ,of England. He suggested three yearn ago point. They were on this errand on Mon- that what Great 'Britain had to dread was day but up to last evening no definite not the invasion of the kingdom ...
... would be controlled by a local The fart that member, would wear a War °See bassard would make them combatants in ease or an invasion. In con elusion he that as many Special Conatables as possible would give in names for enrolment in the Volunteer Traistra ...
... without being thrilled with the magnificence of the aplendid i resistance which the Belgians have made against the monstrous invasion of a conscienceless foe. The peril in which the whole community in Belgium is involved forms the blackest chapter in the ...
... immediately the war broke out. In die be mysi—From the above hiddiug you will observe I am on active service ow.Uig to German invasion of Brilirli territory The past I, adorn lied by four ...
... strongly reinforced, took the offensive on Sept As a result of the Battle of the Marne, which lasted five days, the tide of invasion was swept back. The German Armies were driven back all along the line, and in their retreat they lost thousands of prisoners ...
... afilliated Volunteer Comm should be informed that be must not take pan se • combatant in the defence of his country. and, in of invasion, must be prepared to surrender any arms which he may have in his possession. He will be liable to all nmoonthatant duties ...
... tenacity of the Russians. Thereupon Von Hindenburg swiftly concentrated huge forces in East Prussia to repel the Ituanian invasion. The Russian armies retired, gallantly fighting a series of rearguard actions called the Battle of the lakes. Przentsyk hail ...
... popular en• during this war time as To Arms. (Curwen, 3d.) The words, by Thome& Campbell, were written is on • threatened invasion by France. In verse 3 your readers will reed Shall a foe dare in insult the lord fair at our side, but original was Frenchman ...
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