... On you at this moment rests the -ponsibility for the success or failure of efforts for a The we and democracy in all nan invasion of Russia is a iow against [n the sphere of international relations the rh must stand for a League of Nations,” ree Church ...

... TO-DAY SHOW YOUR- GRATITUDE THE MEN OF THE FLEET AND GALLANT MERCHANT SERVICE who WAVE SAVED OUR LAND FROM INVASION AND STARVATION THOUSANDS OF THEM HAVE men THAT WE MIGHT LIVE LORD JELLICOE'S APPEAL TO MANCHESTER. SEND YOUR “ NOW TO THE LINGS FUND ...

... and the mind and the determination and resolve of those peoples remained as fervent, as deep, and as earnest even after invasion as before to repel the invader, to secure victory for the cause of justice and right. It was because of the sense of right ...

... are united in the eld against the common foe to uphold the tights of liberty and justice, and to fend our coasts against invasion Oppression, so are we all united here to-day to bring to light and to discuss all thag is new and all that is scien- tifically ...

... stolen. The Swiss Legation has left the city. | The population of the Baltic provinces are in great despair and foresee an invasion Bolshevism. The Council of Livonia, Esthonia, | and Courland directs an earnest appeal to the | Allies and neutral Governments ...

... incre from @ by Clinton Taylor ma down on thr tight for to RB. Gee, the latter was foiled ball wus next to and t made another invasion, tut found Grundy end 5 x4 to hie knees, Piaberty. the get ea unity tut he was slow the bail wae Beuthport agaip ran , the ...

... spreading terror and desolation, not ag warriors but as brigands, murdering and torturing as they go. To check this awful invasion, General Gustaf Mannerheim, a Finn, and formerly holder ot high positions in the Russian Army, is at pre- sent agsembling ...

... first result, namely, that Laon has not suffered overmuch, The Boch are new acting on their departure as at the time of the invasion, and they d are reverting to the system of hostages on giving up our towns. A large number of guns, and espec of munitions ...

... Ishtip, and are evidently endeavouring to reach the tributaries to the Bregainitza, which would serve as a Passage for the invasion of Bulgaria by the Strumnitza salient. The British and Greek troops are clearly marching to the east and south-east towards ...

... Central Empires were unable to help Turkey. Lord Kitchener estimated that the number of troo ps necessary to save Egypt from invasion wou d be far larger than the total now operating in Mesopotamia and Palestine. As to Salonica they recognised that the position ...

... opposite Kniva Lakavitza. are constructed with the object of protecti the val the rivers, which rm ht serv the Al assages for an invasion of Bulgaria. Anxiety is also shown by the increased_resit: anee encountered wy the British and Greeks north of Lake Doiran ...

... prohibitive customs tariff against Germany, and this should be put in the Treaty in order to protect France from a fresh invasion of products. Measures must also be taken for unmasking the commercial camou- flage practised b; the Germans. . Clementel ...