... SHOULD WE LOVE THE ENEMY ? The following particularly atrocious instance of child murder Germans during the invasion of Belgium recorded in the report of th? British Committee on Alleged German Outrages. At Haecht several children had been murdered, one ...

... said the appeal on behalf of the three million people in France who were homeless and destitute on account of the German invasion was one that ought to appeal in a special way to the hearts of the British people, and hoped the effort on Friday and Saturday ...

... communication with Berlin. The Gold Coast Government set about invading the country, and eventually the colony was surrendered. INVASION OF THE CAMEROONS Then came mention of the Cameroons—a large territory. Immediately after the outbreak of war the Nigerian ...

... over-emphasise the fortance of learning how to shoot straight, because they never knew how soon they called upon to help to check invasion. The ranges on which the shooting, had taken place had cost the city nothing, ana gave him, great pleasure, did also his ...

... the Lusitania. In any case the Kaiser, conveniently and treacherously, quarrels with Washington after secretly arranging invasion of the States. Step by .step we are shown how adroitly and easily this is done. New York, Boston, and other Atlantic seaports ...

... Ally such as oan never atoned for. The torrent invasion was rolled back, but to-day some tiie richest parts of her beautiful country are in the hands of the Huns. What France suffered during that invasion by the methodical plundering the foe, by vile outrages ...

... it was a preliminary step to the organisation of the resources of the country. The time get ready, he said, is not when invasion is taking place, but beforehand. And then came another Radical opponent—Mr. Clough. He opposed, he said, because the Bill ...

... The fraternal spirit existing between the French and English armies and their confidence of victory were extolled and the invasion scare was laughed at. For the vigilance of our Navy unswerving, and, thanks to its efforts, supplies of food and raw material ...

... China is overlooked this earnest organiser war. More attractive the present time are the chapters dealing with a proposed invasion of Great Britain. The author was of the opinion that in spite of our naval superiority it would be possible during a temporary ...

... there, were the counties of the West, Those counties in the first and second categories had received instructions regarding invasion through the Lord-Lieutenants, but action had been taken with regard to the counties in the third category. He felt, however ...

... counties immeddiately contiguous to the coastal counties, and the Western counties. Certain definite instructions with regard invasion have been issued to the the counties in the first two categories, but not the last, of which Lancashire forms part. The present ...

... us conceive fortnight's sweeping successes the German arms North France, and the results consolidated We need not laugh at invasion talk, nor at hints at the destruction of London. With suitable base to work from, the Germans would destroy all the towns ...