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... PRALRIE PRGVII‘\'CES OF CANADA. THE AMERICAN INVASION. During the week ended Zoth Octcher | there! entered Western Canada from the United States' 582 persons with affects valued 'ag 344,933 and' $68,067 in cash as compared with 257 persons, ' $27,900 ...
... German invasion was a possibility. for whielt we should be neatly. Before the end APril, said, we sl lii have eiwolinter the inost gigantic effort by tiermany and her Allies, before America properly enter I n war. Vie.- French told us that invasion was a ...
... « Thursday. ~ 3 33 - Frtdav ~ 4 4 34 m. iwi •aaipaum Sb«? HILL-ON-SEA OBSERVER. SATURD. BOOKS TO READ. SIX WOMEN AND THE INVASION. One aspect the War which have naturally heard comparatively little is the experience of the civil population in the invaded ...
... ought lie on the table in a crisis tremendous ri>i.«. was glad when Lord Bryce’s I'ommittoo gave the awful facts the Belgian invasion in verified shape. too resent with Air Arthur the way in which pacifists, some them, while they underline every British fault ...
... vrben be was wrested by Mr. A. Bedford (vieestsbairman of Colbury Parish Council), and who ban again helped on the present invasion. Potato growers at Ring and Totte] will be catered for with regard to seed potatoes through the medium of Mr. R. C. Barna& ...
... meantime. He had never seen the revolver before, but he had understood that many the Canadian women were prepared, in case of invasion, to protect themselves. The revolver was of American make, but knew nothing the makers or how to operate it. He knew nothing ...
... fact ought '-n the taM' a crisis a.* this. was glad vvhchi i.ord Bryce - * Committee gave the awful fait* of the Belgian invasion in verified chape. I tco resent with Hir Arthur the wav in which pacifists, or some cf them. they imcierline* every P.>iti*h ...
... the Army. The Vampire ' (corned the Gazette, and part 15 the History of the Great War , '» « dealing with the Russian invasion of Galic.a should prove of very great interest. COMIN' THRO' THE RYE AT THE CENTRAL PICTURE THEATRE. On Monday, Tuesday ...
... carried. RELIEF OF ALLIED FARMERS. Some aidication of the extent to which French agriculture has been stricken through the invasion is available from recent official Armes, which show that the number of horses in France ham diminished since 1913 by 30 per ...