... led judgment An harmony day*.” THOMAS HARDY. Moments of Vision and Miscellaneous Verses. •y THOMAS RAH-DT. *vo. Six Women Invasion. Ay and Vitt irsfsw* lira. Waab. •i. a*: NEW«—On* most vivid «*d that hav* about bvade-1 Frano#.'* NOTABLE NEW NOVELS. The ...

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... substantial aid tc both France and Italy in the way of hod supplies, which it was known, even before the recent Austro-German invasion of the Latte* nation, each stood in need. In the matter of munitions well as of money Great Britain has been of great assistance ...

... inexperienced administration, it would result in internal religious and racial embroilment, and involve the risk of foreign invasion and perhaps the dismemberment of the country. ...

... can noTCT lolly remid. Its watch the North through all dangers of tempest, mine, and submarine has protected oar land from invasion and guarded oar sen commmaioaucoa During Chnitmas season let ns not forget those our brave sailors who are prisoners war ...

... whether their, desire for peace will so strong that it will not influenced their aUies* menaces starvation ! and a Japanese invasion, and whether they thus, have the courage to break away from the Treaty London and to conclude separate peace with us. If ...

... blow dealt the Auslno-Geiman coa.it the»lsonzo front, has had time recover from the shock, and has risen the occasion. Ihe invasion ihe sacred -0.l lt d.' ha.- as; parties in a supreme effort to drive the enemy beyond its frontiers. The Socialists offer ...

... LiVTE •SEPTEMBER BATTLE. (By Our Special Correspondent). arduous and consistent work, for. were not then equipped to resist invasion, which was by There came a September morning the Staffords took part in a great forward movement. and were in the, .very ...

... Alone,” who is the heroine, by her childish courage and resource, saves Paris from surprise attack, and turns the tide of the invasion. The gills Mise E. E. Cooper’s stories are the age when schooldays an. Just over. capable girl receive* the daughter* an ...

... received petrol licensee conditionally upon holding themselvee in reed for nationall emergency, i.e., threatened or actual invasion trnis country. It would appear when drafting this scheme the Government left ont its calculations the question of insur-1 ...

... it during the war. He dealt also at some length with the questjon of That is being dealt witth more firmly there re danger invasion new state would arise. The necessary measure* would bo applied. His speech created the impression that resolute policy which ...

... inability or unwillingness to tak« any :liq, only sunou^-expect following resolution: ■ further active part in the war. The invasion - ul Mr. Wilson may said iodtijui That this meeting heartily thanks Mr. Asquith «. marked success, the y a discouraging event ...