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... heroic stand made by Belgium against invasion. The Belgian authorities had not hesitated to open their dyke., and flood their country. knowing that they were fighting for national independence. The German invasion of Belgium was an outrage upon humanity ...
... ten chances to one might lea.l to disaster. I take it for granted that the Allies are defending the French Frontier from invasion. and the Germans are endeavouring to break through and &feat the defenders so that they make Paris or die, in the words ...
... rain f.ll, and that the win shone out for hours. That is one oon.olatiou. If the AnguA riaitora had the thrill, of expected invasion. they have alsn the satisfaction of knowing that they had less rain ■nd more min than thos► who made holiday in July. And ...
... the Indian people that Indian Ao.Wier, should stand side by aide with their comrades of the Hailish Army in repelling the invasion of our friend.' territories and the attacks made upon them. ...
... contributions:— BURGH or INVZENIIN. TH . • „ . * PM rzor. 5 t I LATEST WAR NEWS. PROGRESS IN THE EAST. AUSTRIANS DESERTING. INVASION BY SEBVIANS. OPENING ROAD TO BERLIN. Reports from Russia indicate that Austrian soldiers are surrendering to the Russians ...
... the Rhine. Already we learn they are putting their defensive works there into the strongest possible condition to resist invasion. We can take it that the advance on Paris has been abandoned permanently. It failed when the military machine was working ...
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... in conjunction with that of our French Allies, has been engaged in the congenial task of rolling back the flood of German invasion. The greatest battle in history has been fought and won. All along the line the Allies have been victorious, and the arrogant ...
... that she approves of your plan to put before the public in England and the United States the sufferings which the German invasion has inflicted upon our peaceful population. The best wishes of the Queen accompany you to those countries which love to give ...
... retribution is not far distant, and that the British and French troops will soon be in a position to roll back the German invasion. This day forty-four years ago saw the greatest humiliation that France was ever called upon to endure when her army, after ...
... that could be done they must have five civilians to each regular soldier released standiny to defend the country against invasion. Those people who said it would be all right when the Russians came had no idea what difficulties Russia would have to overtake ...
... the Army in frame, but before they went they meet nee that they had a mifileient number of trained civilians. so that no invasion [meld take place. Therefore every man should join at once, not only to get himself trained. and to make him an adequate citizen ...