... finest machines to better effect over London than against our Army in France, we may experience a real-invasion, far more scrious than the ordinary invasion of which there was sv much talk before this war opened. An encmy force of soldiers would not massacre ...

... Wotors. & OR CYCLISTs THERE 2, DAN GER AHEAD, FROM THE SUBMARINE MLNACS, FROM INVASION, 2 x UR THE QUESTION OF MAN POWER, NOR FEOM THE FOOD RUT WING to the unprecedented advance in the pr 2 ol taw waterial, end the exorditcnt cos: labuar, eo hed wi er ...

... this country, if all our people were dark-skinned, it was probable that we should speedily and lay our- selves open to the invasion of a fair-skinned, energetic people, who would re-establigh the country’s vitality. ...

... BEST WAY is to get Bicycle from IRE BAPEBT, ’ Tel. L 39-41 GUILDFORD FO STS THERE is SOME AHEAD, aN, NOT FROM THE TS FROM INVASION, NOR. FROM THE QUESTION OF MAN POWER, NOR FROM THE SHORTAGE, BLT WING to the unprecedenjed the O price of raw matezial, and ...

... Inapeltown vat Pia eordition Sal t ec d, in splond:d FOR CYCLISTS THERE Is SOME AHEAD, NOT FROM THE SUBMARINE MENACE, NOR FROM INVASION, NOR FROM THE QUESTION OF MAN POWER. NOR FROM THE FOOD ...

... PSR AGAINST TAT FA “ -writes:—' I read of a plague of caterpiilars in the Peak district. Such invasions are by no means uncommon in Australia, and one of tho mest efficient means of dealing with them is to plough a furrow across their line of march ...

... Board Agriculture London, and has also sent warnings the Parish Councils the district. best judge consider that the alarming invasion owing partly the nonfiring the moor:, recently, and partly the Orders for slaughtering the birds that have heretofore fed ...

... population of about 45,000,000, has been carrying the brunt of this battle for freedom. Her fleet has not only ensured us from invasion, but has kept the seas open and free for our foreign trade, the less of which would have been an incalculable injury to our ...

... £15 cash. hae Boad. Ke. THETE 1S SOMB DANGER ‘AHEAD, NOT FROM THE NOR YROM INVASION, NOR FROM THE QUESTION OF MAN POWER, NOR FROM THE FOOD QO WING-to the advance in the raw exorbitant cost of lebow, qpupled with other facturing diffcul- ties, the output ...

... and after contemplating all that had been gained by eight days of stealthy mobilisation, decided war and the treacherous invasion of Belgium. That sam* day the German Ambassador in informed the Russian Government of “the decision of his Government to ...

... seen until Wednesday evening, when they returned home, having been gorging the caterpillars. The damage caused by the grub invasion has been confined to the rough sheep part ures. MitsF. W. Barkworth, daughter Mr. F. W. Barkworth, of Harrogate, been awarded ...

... Some weeks after its publication a letter was received from an American lady, who was in Belgium at the time of tho German invasion, in which she said that she had lost her motor-car, and that slo had been interested to recognise it at once in the picture ...