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... life without music would be unbearable. Music is necessary to human happiness. The men defending the coasts of Britain from invasion or the men in the trenches cannot go to theatres or concerts, but on «His Master's Voice' Records they may hear the original ...
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... yesterday an Under Sheriff's jury awarded £l,OOO damages to Emile Beauvois, a Belgian, who came to England after the German invasion, for the seduction of. his daughter, the defendant being Joseph Richardson, of Tow Law, County Durham, described as a wealthy ...
... awarded in the Under-Sheriff’s Court, Newcastle, yesterday, to Emile Prauvois, a Belgian who came to England after German invasion. The defendant was Joseph Richardson, of Tow Law, Durham, in restrict to offence against Brauvois’s daughter,. ...
... address to the Thn.net , Volunteers, November 18th, said: The chances of invasion are 3,000,000 1 against ! is incorrect. What the General said was: There some I danger of invasion, and we must guard against it. Even if danger is remote, even although ...
... without nmsic would be unbearable . Music is necessary to human happiness . The men defending the coasts of Britain from invasion or the men in the trenches cannot go to theatres or concerts , but on ' His Master ' s Voice' Records they may hear the original ...
... 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 ...
... join tbs Volunteers, The recruiting film was shown, and the speaker advised the men prepare themselves for the day when the invasion our land would coma upon us. Volunteers were in attendance, and would-be recruits were referred the Drill Hall, Cbester- ...
... 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 ...
... fronts in France and in Flanders are the outer defences of Great Britain, and as long these are held fast the probability of invasion can scarcely entertained. As long as the British Navy holds the seas the landing of a hostile force of reasonable effectiveness ...
... on involves. threat of Hussia leave in the lurch the French who.went into the war to support their Russian Ally, and the invasion of Italy have made Prussian militarism drunk with “ boastfnlhe«,” bnt though the danger’ fe *«al have strong groumjk.for ...
... coast what our soldiers did for us, and to-day they were fighting just as hard to keep up firom invasion. 'l'fn-;. knew what intolerable suffering Invasion meant to any counfry; it was horrible, but they had to think that they had been saved from that ...