... which they denounced the aggression and insincerity the enemy, and their threats of what they would defend Russia against invasion were all ini ended to deceive the Russian people, and thus make it possible for the conspirators to complete the betrayal ...

... our shores you would promptly take the rifle and the spade, entrench yourselves, and risk death in an attempt to stem the invasion. It would then be too late. Time is in your favour now. It may not be always so. “Trench” your meadows, your uplands, all ...

... there an agreement essential points, Mr. Balfour uses Belgium the touchstone of tho honesty o! purpose of German diplomacy. .invasion thac country was a shocking violation of international law, as well breach of a treaty signed Prussia, and duty of tire guilty ...

... which is now raging throughout tho whole of Greater Russia. For this Germany is provided with the excuse for the further invasion of the country, whereby she may work her will upon it. parade at Brest Litovsk declaring Russia out of the war, and at the ...

... the officers and men the Royal Navy, realise that to them and to their ceaseless watchfulness that owe the security from invasion which have enjoyed in «?d marvellous manner during these years war. But have not yet, think, fully grasped the greatness ...

... proaching sto.'un. Meanwhile the ' render Lenin and Trotsky has act W allowed interfere with the progre-?. f many's renewed invasion, although under terms accepted Russia, loses territory the aggregate about twelve times iz. Ireland, and has least ten times ...