... for the freedom of nations, for the freedom of Belgium, Serbia and Poland. They are all now suffering the terrible fate of invasion, but they all know that the position of Germany is more and more precarious, while the position of the Entente Powers grows ...

... siasm, for Heyst does not possess a golf course. Something of the kind may have been on the carpet last summer, before the invasion blew all such projects into the air but, otherwise, Heyst rested its attrac tions to the visitor on its plage, its line of ...

... siasm, for Heyst does not possess a golf course. Something of the kind may have been on the carpet last summer, before the invasion blew all such projects into the air but, otherwise, Heyst rested its attrac tions to the visitor on its plage, its line of ...

... unanimously against entering the present conflict some of its excitement he must have, even at secondhand. If he have no invasion to fear, at least let him pretend its possibility and all its concomitants with the utmost force of his imagination. In the ...

... secret wireless plant. HPhe reason why Calais is a word of such ill-omen is, apparently, because it is the base for a possible invasion of England. The correct British attitude in face of a possible German occupation of Calais is to obliterate from the mind ...

... of the army of invasion through this line of country. He had accepted the charge as a man accepting his natural right. His right was that he already knew the country and had fought over it, and so, after the first few days of invasion, he would be leading ...

... grips the situation must feel that we owe a -kL large debt to the British sailors and soldiers who have kept our shores from invasion and our homes from devastation and wreck. Every day we thank God for the Royal Navy and the British Army, for the Colonials ...

... e of this to American readers lies In the Kaiser's astounding admission that mobilisation against France meant immediate invasion of France before any decl na tion of war. Had this fact been publicly known in Germany, it ought surely to have prevented ...

... Infantry Cross of St. Patrick shield bear ing three lion -leopards crown above. The regt. helped to repel the attempted French invasion of the island in 1781 Royal Guernsey Militia^ Bugle and strings, with battalion numeral between, surmounted by sprig of laurel ...

... floors of railway stations. Women, with children in their arms, have walked hundreds of miles to escape the horrors of German invasion, and have arrived at their destination so dazed and tired that the joy of seeing a friendly face, or hearing a friendly voice ...

... eye that would be for the Hun All the sting would be taken out of his Zeppelin raids all the hope of making us afraid of invasion would vanish. Women, children, and old men are out of place in the war-zone. (I make an exception in the case of nurses, ...

... e of this to American readers lies In the Kaiser's astounding admission that mobilisation against France meant immediate invasion of France before any decl na tion of war. Had this fact been publicly known in Germany, it ought surely to have prevented ...