... NO INVASION OF SUNDAY I seo that it seriously suggested one quarter (hat of games should arranged to played on Sunders on behalf the fund, but I think may take it such proposal -vi'l not be bstened to for moment. There is nothing that the authorities ...

... and down the country inspecting Volunteers and urging them to be ready in case they were needed i» repel an invasion or an attempt af invasion. So it was best to be preparel. Vaotes of thanks to the donors of the prizes, and to Ident. Clark and *He Committee ...

... FARMERS AND ITALIAN REVERSES. The invasion of Italy and the resulting devastation of the riCh agricultural regions of our Ally will greatly increase the task ultimately to be undertaken by the Agricultural Relief of Allies . Fund. The Executive of the ...

... FARMERS AND ITALIAN REVERSES. The invasion .of Italy and the resulting devastation of the rich agricultural regions of our Ally will greatly increase the task ultimately to be undertaken bY the Agricultural Relief of Allies 'Fund. The Executive Committee ...

... - - FARMERS AND ITALIAN 'REVERSES. The invasion of Italy and the resulting devastation of the rich agricultural regions of our . Ally will greatly increase the 'task ultimately to be •undertaken by . the' 'Agricultural Relief of Allies Fund. - I. The ...

... FARMERS AND ITALIAN REVERSES. The Invasion of Italy and the result. ing devastation of the rich agricultural regions of our Ally will greatly increase the task nitimately to be undertaken by the Agricultural Relief of Allies Fund. The Executive Committee ...

... world prer of which we have any iiistorical details was that between Carthage and Rome, when a sort of double simultaneous invasion lw both belligJrcnts was attempted. rho campaign lasted over many years, during no period of which can either side be said ...

... Commanding here is Conrad von Hoetxendorf, author of most the Austrian plans lor the invasion of Italy the valleys through the mountain front. His project for invasion towards Brestia was rejected last year in favour of the Archduke Eugene’s for cutting ...

... reinforced on the Western front owing the action of the Russians, and there was no knowing whether or not they might try an invasion of this country. The Government would require to send out to France many men possible, and they naturally looked tp the ...

... aloof. Lord French has recently repeated his warning that England must be prepared meet invasion. He is also re’ying largely upon the Volunteers to repel invasion. I have recently issued an appeal for further recruits in. the columns of the Press circulating ...

... the men were passed as efficient. Under the Volunteer system the n,ers would only be called out if there was a danger of invasion, when it would be the natural thing for every Man to come along to help defend the country. There would, however, be die ...

... General wsi* aasiating the Turkish Army, tho leading noacquartera of which Jerusalem— any rate, short time before the British invasion. Tho German papers conclude stanM*. that the people need. not be very sorry events that have occurred Palejtino. l! fate ...