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... extremely difficult one. She was betrayed by the T.ar's advisers, and now when she has recovered from the effects of the invasion and is ready to fight to recover her lost land she finds herse'f in dan- (Continued at Fout of Next Colums.) ger of isolation ...
... “QUITE AN EASY TASK.” GERMAN NEWSPAPER AND THE INVASION OF ENGLAND. i Tb»» •' Kurier «»ayß; v.*' conij-ar* tlw* of Napoleon I th*» hi? for the of with out own, our a« ip.inrt th«' unfavouralJe a tuat'ou I evident. That \apol«v,n. irifluonoed the .•#' ...
... Seven hundred officers and men were the guests the Lord Mayor of London and the City Guilds. (Topical.) '• A PICTURFSQUE INVASION-MEMBERS OF THE WOMEN’S LAND ARMY PARADE LEEDS motor .load Mon 3 'horoee arriving at the great Chora! Commemoration held the ...
... assisting the Turkish army, the leading headquarters of which was Jerusalem, at any rate a short time before the British invasion. The German papers conclude by stating that the people need not be very sorry for the events that have occurred in Palestine ...
... it. INJURED DAUGHTER AND FATHER. At Neweastle-on-Tyno an Under-Sherifi's jury awarded £1,000 damages to Emile Bean- German invasion. vois, a who came to England after the Tho defendant was Joseph Richardson, of Tow aw, County Durham, deserb as a wealthy ...
... rather driven, into it vindicate the public law Europe, maintain the sanctity of treaties, and repel the wanton and aggressive invasion Germany and Austria of territory which they had not even the pretence any moral title. As the content developed other issues ...
... present campaign,’ slid General Peco i Graldi, commander of that same army which in May, 1916, arrested the attemrtd Ausirian invasion through the Trentino, and which i: agzain fac ng tie enemy on t*hv couthern ridge of the high platcau of Aciago, General ...
... their desire for peace will be so strong that it will not influenced by the Allies’ menaces of starvation and a Japanese invasion, and whether they thus have the courage to break away from the Treaty of London and to conclude a separate peace with us ...
... and has given em confidence in tho valour of the army aud hope that the remainder of their fair land may yet be saved from invasion. -—Prowm - LEEDS SUICIDE IN THE TRENT. ...
... operations in Mesopotamia and Palestine we have dea't the Germans a severe blow. The! dream of the conquest of Asia and th\‘ invasion of Egypt has been dispelled, whilst in spite of the long inactivity of the Allied force at Salontka it is none the less true ...
... weapons, explosives, military food, horses, iron, coal, and othor raw matorials from France and England by land, tho successful invasion of Northera would isolate the peninsula and wou'd conceivably compel thai country to mako peace. “Tho majority of men sre ...
... CHURCHILL’S NEW NOVEL. The Dwelling-Place Light. WINSTON CHURCHILL. Author o? Bicha/d Carvel.” etc. 6?. net. Six Women and the Invasion. By GABRIELLE and MARGUERITE YERTA With Uretaco Mrs. WARD. Crown Svo. 6s. net. •The Daily News ' One the m ...