... other circumstances we tight admire This is no ordinary war about points of policy or adjustment of boundaries. It is an invasion of the fair lands of humantiy by the dark hosts of evil, and the sons of God must throw the foe back over the frontiers of ...

... new danger that threatens them. Bavaria is ‘n a state of at excite- ment; its defences are being rapidly strengthened. An invasion of German soil will reveal to the German ple as nothing else will the desperate position in which they zre placed and will ...

... to gloss over rather than to minimise e,menace. This menace was a real one, and aimed at the eventuality of an immediate invasion by way of Limburg and Planders.—Reuter. ...

... minimise menace. This menace was a ASHTON BIGAMY CHARGE. real one, and aimed at the eventuality of an At Ashton Alfred immediate invasion by way of Limburg and | Griffiths, of the Police Court, today ery, with ong record of war service, was charg ed with Flanders ...

... with the people { Northern France, cut off frour their country, Which is robbed of its great manufac turing resources by the invasion of a bar- barous foe. France is, therefore, doubly gratefu ul to the people of Manchester, whose sympathy flows out in precious ...

... Measures Continue. Petrograd, Thursday.—The is un changed. The capital is quiet. Extraordinary measures against e German invasion con- Guard are Association tinue. Detachments of eoldiers o f the Red War Special. e' Thursday. — The General Staff for Defence ...

... to check it eventually with smaller For the Allies cannot afford to uncover the roads to the Channel coast, even thi tial invasion. one of the richest provinces of France should, as a consequence, suffer par- French have been Rheims is apparently still ...

... mili missed two actions ya umbarton publican ; British Governments relating to the purchase rvice in the event of imminent invasion, little and jagainst the Cent: ‘ol ( Traffic) | ' of the crops and restoration of the normal rate very preliminary notice ...

... political tuation in the Near East will probably be ulingly creat. Syria, with its large anti-Turk popuia- tion, now lies open to invasion, and more- over the Turkish communications with Mesopotamia are Further the victory will probably paralyse the Turkish Operation ...

... of Cambrai, and to the north of St. In the French sector the fighting has concentrated in the region of St. Quentin, the invasion of which is being systematically pro- ceeded with, as well as north of the where the enemy is mak ng fruitless efforts ta ...

... | North End will antagonise City. It will also be unique, because never before has there been such an enormous peaceful invasion NEW ZEALAND POLICE VINDICATED. by hosts of Allied warriors from all lands, and Sydney, December 17 (delayed}.—The Royal never ...

... main tho: hfares, at which the cal situation is Despite Political crisis the main theme is the German Senate the possible invasion of Pe anti-Bolshevik. The frame of mind of the populace is entirely e Polish Legions have condition of allow: offered the ...