... being taken, or the relief of the British force at Kut. Turkey is the only one of Germany's allies that is suffering from invasion, and were not that Germany is master and not the Sultan, the Turks would long ago have sought peace. As it is. the Allies ...

... Forces in two important respects. They ill be under no obligation to render military eervice except “in actual or apprehended invasion,” and the obligation even then will be confined to home service. Further, every member of a corps will retain the right to ...

... starving and defeated, have surrendered and sought mercy. This fighting hag been in Western. Egypt. Tire threat of a Turkish invasion on the east seems now to have vanished altogether, and Egypt is not in fear of any enemy. For this have largely to thank ...

... Paris, Tuesday. President Poincare having received from the people of New South ales fourth remittance for the victims of the invasion of France, has telegraphed to King George follows: The Hon. B. R. Wise, Agent-General for New South Wales in London, has ...

... tl»c Act of the Volunteer Training Corps. Under the provisions of that Act men ran only called for service case of actual invasion. They cannot called ou for guard work and other dutios, except they volunteer for theni, The Central Association is in position ...

... sent a telegram of thanks to King George for the remittance sent the people New South Wales for the victims of the German invasion of France, has received the following reply London, March 29th. I heartily thank yon. Monsieur le President, for the telegram ...

... service, and when he attested was told he could not be spared from school work. When in 1770 this country was threatenel with invasion, Wesley offered and raised a Methodist battalion for fighting In defence of these shores, and not only did he raise it, but ...

... sources they reckoned that, the French, overwhelmed at Verdun, would turn to their Allies who have escaped the horrors of invasion and call upon them to attempt offensive, which was doomed to failure, since it had not been prepared. This idea is borne ...

... soldier who held up the German advance in the earliest days of the war suddenly sweeping off to repel the longtalked-of German invasion, while shivering crowds of the populace, of Soldiers and Volunteers, and disappointed gatherings of civic and military d ...

... doubtful how far the author can ever hope that the book tuay improve i;s readers' style manner writing. Mr. Rantiio is severe invasion journalism:— find mere sparkle whc-n there ought • retained warm glow; jesting when there ought to reverence; dogmatism for ...

... well-informed political correspondent of the Star writes:— There is growing feeling at Westminster that an attempted German invasion of our Eastern coast during the next week or two is quite the cards. There arc many signs in East Anglia that _ the. British ...

... words that Holland serves as a between England and Germany, and adds sided us.”’ that “it would easily yield to a German invasion if it In other words, Holland is a rampart which may be easily occupied from the German side, and is .most difficult to force ...