... over 45 or 46 was fit to go to the western front. It was said they would ' be fit for home defence, but in case of a German invasion efficient fighting ' men would be wanted e‘en for that ' purpose. It seemed to him—though he was a Tory member—that this ...

... oce . d r ild s i e d th e lie. ant an 'Gans removed from the possibility pf a German Jolley bang a shed. lanky to nye . 0 invasion of this country, and it was the Caaha. aaa Pala' baud to • 7•4 pandas. set Horrocks mined the ben. ether headed a duty of ...

... 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 ...

... he Taj aud Brineh forces at rep here of Creat Fig ' and the United Bt. Te “UO he of the for “a M Telit herine, Agtio a the invasion of ory uf the Repu f dee by fotengn hie regret that the Powers had aie | n We declared that was producing #o fe wonkd be ...

... yesterday, said the country would have to put forth every effort to rats# sufficient number men necessary stem the tide German invasion and beat the enemy beck. American troops were hastening the support of our men in Frsnce, bat soldiers could not be made ...

... needed to establish a strong and numerous army of homa defence, without which we should ppeedily see Hindenburg attempting an invasion of England in force. If it is true, as Mr. Lloyd George admitted on-! Tuesday, that not more than seven per cent. of the ...

... narnarobriva. which eras 'la arra die the autumn of M. and wirier on hank. Ii feta the oattlety elate that Coos soma on his sound invasion el Br tan. hr Ilugh M.P.. a fromat sozor Blackpool. of the many war prophet. cheer forcraria of an early ter abates of U ...

... colours. They are wanted, | not to fight in France, but to garrison this country, to safeguard Great Britain against the invasion which would be attempted, and attempted with persistence, by the Germans as soon as they knew our training camps and military ...

... past apeorent thot a visit to the Police ator exer rn the cole of apes for many of the wounded Dr (mm Saturday the Khaki invasion at ret was bi ser than usual Retwreen and clad m 2 Lin warapee at the : = the The cases were enough, but court the Tommies ...

... removed from Tobohic to a town in the Urals. The Bolsheviks continue to protest against, what they decribe as an'lmperialist, invasion, and demand withdrawal of the troops. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS. The Turks now assert that they have captured Sarikarniah, the ...

... evidence na ordinary weight. Prince Lichnowsky was German Ambassador in London for a period of several years, ending when the invasion of Belgium broucht friendly relations between the two countries to a close. He has written a long acoount of Anglo-German ...

... THE HIDDEN HAND •this week I have received newspaper cutting referring to recent birthday, also afluding to the Invasion of sport the betting fraternity, and asking what 1 think about it. a matter of foot, am surprised at the last sentence in the paragraph ...