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... resist invasion. (Applause.) The one great thing they wanted now was numbers. If invasion or attempted inviurion was delayed yet for some time, it might be that the existence of another million trained men might. conceivably prevent the invasion being ...
... LORD HARRIS ON INVASION EMERGENCIES. Lord Iloilo, Vice Liontenant of Kent, in a notice just issued, points out how the residents can assist in the pr, sent emergency. After stating that in order to be recognised as a combatant, a Volunteer must be a member ...
... ON THE WAR. WHY MORE MEN ARE URGENTLY N ERDED. ATTEMPT AT INVASION AN ABSOLUTE CERTAINTY. At a largely-attended demonstration, under the auspices of the football and other clubs at Inverness the other night, for the purpose of stimulating recruiting, ...
... receive attent this Field,” and the reader will be impressed by those on ‘‘ Germany's Scot- tish Air Base,” and the “ Bedouins’ Invasion of latter with unique photographs. The also contains lighter articles, and we find a variety of angling and other yarns, ...
... to bring relief to the Allies and permit forward movement in the west. When that time comes it is not improbable that the invasion of Germany will made in force by way of Alsace and the Vows. 111111 ...
... either the Territorial Force or Regular Army—(applause). Such a corps would be available either in the event of an invasion or a raid. As invasion was practically an impossible thing, but a raid was not at all unlikely. Should such an occasion ever stripe, ...
... helplens women and children. Indeed. it almoat suggest. that these f +tr. some persons hate enter. (Lined a pes-ible German invasion are quite green.liess. If the (;ernian Navy can do nothing than make a dash sterols the North Sea, pou• .an massy shells ...
... subjects receive attention, and the reader will be impressed by those on Germany's Scottish Air Base and the Bedouins' Invasion of Egypt the latter with unique photographs. The magazine algo contains lighter articles, and we find a variety of angling ...
... deepened these impressions and made tlem feel that they who were comfortably sheltered in these Islands and protected from invasion ought to give their warmest sympathy and practical aid to those less fortunate. Belgium was an industrious, enlightened, ...
... tempting (what price a sausage!) to draw the rate their and give the ball. dogs half there would be an end to the feu of invasion, sod we wcul hoop be shouldfttto-shoulder with our comrades in the trenches. With the exceptioa of one or two eases of minor ...
... insinuation that a of our Irish soldiers tow imprisoned in have become turn-coats, and are een into a German-Irsh Brigade for the invasion of Great Britain er Ireland whichever it suits the Kaiser to send them to first. The Pro- fessor assured his audience that ...
... Britain, and would fight to the bitter end against a German occupation. The Kaiser not being able to carry out his plans of invasion, the Newfoundland people have sent out a strong contingent to fight him in Europe, and a large body of them are actually ...