... ¥ s within the past few months been issued in the name of the Labour and Socialist Trapresentatives of Allied nations The invasion of Belgium and France by the German y s the very existence of independent nationai ties, and strikes a blow et | all faith ...

... in October last, publicly told tion tea retailers his supporters to leave in connection with the new scheme of tea German invasion’ of England distribution. This leaflet plies equally to wholesale firms firms (whether | censees or not), however Ireland ...

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... Eu be no better ustration of the folly rest and on which Germany rathl es a transcient military success to trampled in her invasion of I will not We had to join in the struggle or stand aside | o¢ the Russian is and see Europe ‘© under and brute triumph ...

... accept our motto of ‘No annexations and no indemnities, but recently they have been trying to carry out their old policy of, invasions. Re- member that the conclusion of an im peace wi depend actually and above all on you. “ All peoples of Europe look to you ...

... “ To be or not to of both | efore she must rectify the confines and and sea which exposed her at the Present time to easy invasion. Dealing with the accusation of Italian Im- tendencies, the Premier solemnly etsted that Italy viewed with the greatest sym: ...

... - only Oat ward, and Mke charm Britain's Sees fhe to le and NI F PETROGRAD RAISER’S ADV. GUARD ALREADY IN THE CITY. Swift Invasion. —We have lived through 80 many, that the new lost’ ite Mr, Birkmyre, ae “Dail not only a the gates Peter the Great's ‘city ...

... at Germany's ee disp: al and has d ern ed the future. Th | territorial ins obtained by Germany w a Closing List. | view to invasion did not ‘break the ring in |which the Allies ha nelosed he In ain We beg to r to our readers our sincere has Germany kept ...

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... with coolness and gallantry TIRELESS The French, American, and British hed shown the same tireless tenacity. The tide of invasion was not yet stemmed, and if we tried as we ought to icture in imagination what our course would be if the enemy were as near ...

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