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... could perly enter the arena. We must prepared for national emergency winch would from the menace of German invasion. Viscount French had told us invasion, was pos.sihii.tj, and, indeed, sometimes this war even ini’, possibilities had been hanged into oossibilitias ...
... Con■'» the defensive fore**, ever break tlmnigii. ‘'ill quite safe from {•any. who are to act vow that nothing and that the invasion. Sad Burning Fatality (VI. (k'uK*»i»‘ .servant HlythwvrHsi, Ki KirkoaMy lli'.p ,1 nit tx.rnu _ ahe auocuniVv) h r injuries ...
... School, at aurprist* party im*ot in Uk* school, presented Williai'i janitor, ami his wifo with a si Ivor cako stand on the invasion of thi'ir silver wedding. Mr J. A. D. Kosa, made the prv'oertalion. , Military Medal lor Railway Worker.—Ptc. Anhie Cook ...
... extent of the damage has been greatly exaggerated. He refers to authorities to show ihat ranch of was due to the English invasions between 1544 and 1548, and that some of the vandals of the sixteenth, eighteenth, and nineteenth centuries were Romanists ...
... on the poesi- bility of an invasion, and many Volunteers b were curious to know what their position ti 1 would be in the event of such a thing hap. % pining. It has now been definitely stated that _1 in the case of invasion no one who was not in uniform ...
... enter the arena. We most, therefore, be prepared for the great national emergency which would arise from the menace of German invasion. Every eilort should be made to swell the numbers of our Volunteers, and thus constitute a splendid home defence force. ...
... were being relied upon togive assistance to the Rgular Forces and to defend their own hearths and homes in the event of invasion. They were being relied in addition, as a • fighting force of value, so that the Regular Forces now employed in this country ...
... the seas in the . ery real sense that it successfully guards ihe communications of our Armies and proects onr shores from invasion. ««** **** **** **** The Late Mr James L. Lhmsben.—By the death o£ Mi James Law I.urasden. Bumh Surveyor, which took place ...