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... THE INVASION. GERMANY AIDS UKRAINE'S FiGHT FOR FREEDOM. German BERLIN, Friday. In Hapsal has been captured. The Fir.-t Esthonian Regiment has placed itself at the disposal of the German command. In Livonia our columns have pressed beyond Ronnebikrg ...
... sene Ilia King and country for the duration tho war would think for one moment, of withdrawing, and, in fact, could not if invasion were upon us. men are not shirkers, some would not. iiositote suggest, and are not holding back without reason. To my mind ...
... fleet they need not trouble to invade ns, for should obliged to hoist the white flag without invasion. If they cannot destroy coon our fleet, the dream of invasion is. that a madman. SIP WILLIAM FOR WOOD. DECORATED BY THE KING held an invesHture at.BuckhMr* ...
... German people ee follows “The Maximalist# have now undertaken holv war again*! the Socialists of the Ukraine. Thi* barbaric invasion aims at destruction of independence of our State. endangered the fruita of our youthful (evolution, and must fear foe our ...
... trained by their own efforts and at their own cost for the purpose of acting as a last line of defenco the event of the invasion of this island. Field Marshal Lord French, upon whom the burden of providing for our home defence lay, was quick to perceive ...
... borough. concluding the appeal, his WorshipHipgests that every rligibfe man sliould ark himself. ** What would like to in enemy invasion take plane a* man jn the. fighting line, or stand helplessly a ...
... be believed, and he added proof good faith that the rails the frontier would ' taken up. It was not, however, prevent the invasion Belgium that this was be done. The rails were taken up, but by some hundred thousand men in hot haste. ...
... neutrality shall be guaranteed by all the Powers. Three different indemnities are involved. The first for damage during the invasion is un'mportant, and will be p*id The second, for tlio. damage done digging trenches, is equal regarding both parties, and ...
... MEANWHILE THE AIR ACTIVITY CONTINUES; MORE FINE FEATS BY OUR FLIERS, MARTIAL LAW DECREE !N PETROGRAD, RAPID ADVANCE THE NEW INVASION; RUSSIAN TERRITORY BEING OVERRUN, ■ r THE DAILY POST AND ECHO LONDON CORRESPONDENT IS INFORMED HIGH AUTHORITY THAT THERE ...
... abolished, and if the were to continue as a voluntary body the number of men Sections A and B, liable for home service ...
... took seriously into consideration and put into practice some more drastic methods of combating what almost amoutits to an invasion. We arc given to understand that a suggestion has been put- forward that seaplane base should be established somewhere in ...
... graved {cost for the purpose acting a* laat- line ionc,.‘rn by thousands of thinking mirscs. Were defence in the event of the invasion this efficient nursee fin ing objects for ?, isJand. . Thev did not dosarn that such apprvil; Field Marshal is*rd rrench ...