... British Secretary for War was invited to put whatever questions he liked: Haldane: “In that case shall for the plans for the invasion England.’’ Von Moltke (smilingly): “Wo haven’t one in the building. Haldane, the story goes, then looked out of the window ...

... peace with the Central Empire*. The despatch adds that large numbers of people are fleeing from the Ukraine on account of the invasion, destroying such foodstuffs as they cannot take with them. The Central Empires are labouring under a delusion if they imagine ...

... the sympathy and admiration with which the House regarded the heroic resistance offered Ins army and people fo the wanton invasion hi* territory, and an assurance the determination this country support in every way the efforts Belgium to vindicate her ...

... of half a million francs for having refused to demolish the ruins of the buildings destroyed by the Germans during their invasion. ITALY IN THB FOURTH YEAR OF THE WAR. Will Fight Until tha Object is Attained. ROME, Thursday. The Corriere Della Sera,” ...

... Local enemy attacks in the two last-named regions were repulsed. UKRAINE’S CRY FOR HELP. Germans Asksd for Protsotion Against Invasion. GENERAL HEAT RATIONING. Schema for the Whole Soantrj Starts on Mareh 25th. ...

... Chrivianity. British home life was the social achievement Christ: if they bad a happy home, Jesus, built it. There was now invasion of home life in this country: from business, from public life, and from the Chinch. There were too many church meetings. ...

... military service under s 7 ...

... up through gift sales in farming centres in England, seeks also to give help in other Allied countries which have suffered invasion. ...

... system. the common law of the country it. is the duly every subject of the realm to assist the Sovereign in repelling the invasion of its shores and in defence ihe Realm, it is 10 novel principle. It is duty which rests statute, but inherent in onr Co ...

... the battles of the Empire abroad must organise and ©quip a Fore© to take their places as defenders these shores in case of invasion. Men who, from reasons health and age, are unable stand the strain of wax over-seas, have volunteered for this duty. Ten ...

... nominal of 150 He made it clear strength that the Volunteers would be called up for y service and become okhers in case of invasion, but that if danger of they were asker to undertake guarding or other duties under other circumstances they would ot declining ...

... forces Was a6 high Le at the outset of the cam aign Witl regard to Egypt his lords { ip stated thet as more serious attempt at invasion from the east had been threatened by the Turks ade juate had been made to defend the Sue ( unal Although the erations in ...