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... eub in this | had been repatriated, ane 30,000. a re in internment whom resolution IL SERVANTS. really only the , reatened invasion an ¢ of things would 4 Men & Women Coul you put member * At once,” replied the We did not think they cot cently heard . ...
... The and the Gain. for invasion of this country, it Is known that in the autumn of 1916 the Great Headquarters Staff had everything in readineas for the Kaiser press the button, but the button was not pressed. The enterprise con hardly, of course, even ...
... have earned on their activities had the mercantile seafarers tailed to ally themselves with the Navy in preventing a German invasion of Yorkshire? Many of our men are in Germany as prisoners, being made wrecks by the Huns, and some of the men, whom the Huns ...
... than that which marked the choral’ com tion of the heroic deeds of the first seven | which fought at Mons and Ypres and etem invasion in 1914 The event toc at the Albert Hall, in the presence of t! new work ; | written for the occasion by Dr Somerve roved ...
... bolds the mas in toe very real sense that it snccessfally guards the communications onr Armies and protect* onr shores I from invasion. HOTEL JEWEL BOBBERY. ONMlng-eua Ransacked While Air Bald was In Progress. Whil* OTvaißg* air raid was in pro* rreoa thief ...
... itself. Napoleon Bonaparte used the same plausible cry when found that the Utitish Fleet saved the l. nitod Kingdom from invasion his armies. The ruthless acts of piracy and murder committed the advocates of the freedom of the seas . u the present war ...
... may be called upan at any ieuntent to after the &fencee of tine reentry and to be ready to repel any atteml.ted I;ernian invasion, which we are t. dl by such aut!ioritie* as Lord French, a real and clangs iotta poseibility. 'Are thi. men of this country ...
... percentage of refugees in this war, as the total number of Letts in the world does not amount to more than 3,000,000. The German invasions have involved the loss of the entire property of the people. The spirit of the nation, however, remained unbroken. When the ...
... tha spring of 1918 than at any previous period fee is, of course, obtain reliable doubt, deems necessary run no risks where invasion is concerned, but, even if the Germans attempted a landing on our shores, their numbers would be counted in tens rather than ...
... which , ho said , freed politics from tho camp or scholasticism , to baso it upon reality . His work on The Barbaric Invasion of tho First Two Centuries was translated into English by his wife , who -was sa Englishwoman . In his sociological writings ...
... improvised British army and the brave but war-wornini c f of France. h Italy had stemmed, and we would soon turn the tide of invasion. The arks had been broken in 3lesopotiunia and Paleatine. The United State% had brought to the Allied cause almost unlimited ...
... The of Ireland and the Plantations, however morally nujuatifi.ble, however onset in method, are justified by biology. The invasion of one race by another sr naturo's ancient way of • people. Ilk. Flinders Petrie, in his Revolutions of Civirstion, has ...