... the right the Germans to set foot in the Crimea, which is not included in the boundaries the Ukraine, and declare that the invasion threatens the Black Sea lying Sebastopol. One would to regard the Bolshevik wireless communique as an ultimatum to Berlin ...

... where, the nresent time, wanted the men be. But could not denude the country troops altogether. There was always the danger invasion, and we required at homo body trained men, who, in cose need, would able shoulder a rifle and face the foe. Having explained ...

... restaurant proprietors were adamant, and even the recital of Curfew shell not ring tonight left them unmoved, The Easter invasion of Barrow Bridge left I ! behind an vet verso Mtmpfr begs and tore - i I wrappings of paper. It was namely a sign of the ...

... it are defending far more than Cathedral City of old France—they are defending London against attack and England against invasion. Our existence, our very daily bread is at stake. With the fall of Amiens and any part of the Channel coastline at the mercy ...

... both sides certain sectors, 4 ¢ EXCELLENT NEWS! Increasing Strength of Our Defensive. Our Military Correspondent writes : invasion was The news to-day is excellent. It looks almost as though the tide of the German as effectually on the northern as it has ...

... Germany land-looked, that it has swept the German Navy and commerce the Nee, and that it is an impregnable bulwark against invasion. But the British Navy is the greatest Aghting force in the world—greater even than the German Army. Why it has not been used ...

... . Mir,—The Cheshire Motor Volunteer is open to enrol vehicles and drivers for work In an emergency arising from Imminent invasion and in support of the Infantry Volunteer battalions on embodiment. The need is urgent, and I most strongly and ',moonily ...

... sea, or for dismissing as outside the range of practical warfare, as many are inclined to do, the Chance of an attempted invasion of England in force. A high conunand which is prepared to sacrifice hundreds of thousands of men for the possession of a ...

... skips—which are necessary to bring us food. They help to maintain and increase the silent Navy which guards our shores from invasion and our transports from destruction. ...

... out its own avowed war aims. The Allied Socialist and Labour Parties declared so long ago as February 14, 1915, that Th e invasion of Belgium and France by the German armies threatens the very existence of independent nationalities, and strikes a blow ...

... far better opportunity than ,boys bud ever had• Our men were giving their lives go the tin ut to protect these shores from invasion and were looking to those coming on tehintl to fill their places. So they must prepare themselves; be ialwaya ready to ...

... over 45 or 46 was fit to go to the western fromt. It was said they would be fit for home defence, but in case of a 'German invasion efficient fighting men-would be wanted even for that purpose. 1t seemed to him (said Mr. Ashléy)— though he was a Tory m ...