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... of them who, within his own experience, or that of one of his relatives or comrades, has mot known the horrors of German invasion of French homes and all its accompanying filth and cruelty. ...

... the W for recruits to the medical unit. T Ancolp ¥orms a Volunteer Medical Comps it s dedtined for service. Should there be invasion—and nny‘thi‘g is [possible just now —it will be the medical unit furnished by Limedln and Lincolnshire, which will sueeour ...

... furnishes the dates of this quotations.” Some of ms savE changed our views in regard to the war. Let me ouote you one:— “The invasion of Belgium made the vital diffarence, as far as I was concerned, between peace and war. And, 1 might add, the violation of ...

... filched the mines of Alsace- Lorraine from France in 1871, and with that stolen ore was enabled to prepara for the present invasion of Belgium and France, which, if she had reached Calais, would have been followed by a siege of our own English shores. French ...

... per ll’““‘l' In early July the price is 2kd., and later 2d. per Ib. Every German offensive renews the rumours of possible invasion. There is no nead to anu'go on them. But it may be well to assure the timid that the possihility has heen ftaken into the ...

... army that our thanks are due. A small peaceful nation four years ago to-day was going about its business with no thought of invasion, and certainly no idea of conquest. Then the field grey avalanche started and, increasing. in weight as hour ‘succwdod} hour ...

... seriously. Even 30 miles from the most vutnerable coast, we do not look to the possibility of invasion with nnry degree of faith; or we do not feel that should invasion take place, a mere Volunteer Force could counter it. Sit Wm. Robertson disabuses us of both ...

... the Criterion Theatre, “Am,” or “Through the Window.” This charming little story of the enterprising American journalist’s invasion of the sanctuary of a modest and almost misogynistic young author’s flat, loses mone -of its freshness by repetition, pa ...

... have a great Navy looking after the defence of our ghores, WaAT ExGranp Has Beex Spankp. You have been spared the horrors of invasion, and it is a great thing, and never forget it. T don’t think any sadder sight was ever seen than I witnessed in the autumn ...

... least; so Boultham probably had her figures destroyed too. Twenty vears later when England was reparing to resist a Spanish invasion, the ector of Boultham provided ““a Bowe.” ntrast that with the requirements of ext week (July 15-20), when the Boultham ...

... been an unquestioned success. He has divided over £4O between the Red Cross and the Prisoners of War Fund. So far as the invasion of the beawtirs of Nocton Wood have been concerned, Mr, (Hiodgson says the pleasure has heem his. “1 wish to thank the general ...