... also to be grateful to that.; his who on mil in the air had kept :his country free of the worst ravages of whet a German invasion would be. They had rerran to he proud, thankful, and grateful, end he took it they having this aeroplnne In order that they ...

... excep down upon Atcly and Bassano, prevent the retreat of tho Third Itahan Army from the Piave, ond complete the march of invasion from the north AUSTIN WEST. ENEWY’S STUPENDOUS LOSSES Italian Zone of War, Tuesday.—Tho din of battle is now loudest along ...

... too soon. It behoves every- I refugees who cattle to seek limiter while I one to at get the habit of using the storm of invasion was raging, but I leaeroater, even for the most ordinary a little Belgium will have lived and domestic porpotiea, whilst ...

... too soon. It behoves every- ' refugees who came to seek shelter while one to at once get the habit of using the storm of invasion was raging, but less water, even for the most ordinary a little Belgium will have lived and domestic purpotes, whilst such ...

... require has occupied pre- P- for another attack The weather INVASION OF AMERICA! REASONS WHY RUSSIA SHOULD BACKED UP York Friday Mr Lewis the Democratic Whip in the Washington Senate to the a invasion United urged invit Czecho-Slovaks Poles and Russian peoples ...

... which bas exploited in its interests the reavy legacy of our old regime, Russa. bleeding at every pore opposes the enemy's invasion (cheers) I bear witness Dere that tbo ple will never recog: nie the treaty of Bree -Litovek, which is burling Russia into ...

... 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 ...

... correspondent asks how it is finds so many young men about. -He just back from France, where has witnessed tile horrors of invasion, and the incomparable sacrifices the French people. How these young men manage to evade service? realise the hardship—the ...

... plunder that has been taken from her during the war; and that she shall keep no army capable of defending her against a future invasion:. She is condemned to lie absolutely helpless :et Germay's feet, while the latter sucks her dry of her natural wealth and ...

... divulged. While he deprecated the clergy giving their spiritual work for combatant service except In tue face of an actual Invasion of our country, ueslrcd to give all the clergy of military age lu the diocese full liberty conscience, but reminded them ...

... money available | absolutely useless for the Germans to attempt for the State. They wanted to see spreac a raid, let alone an invasion. Our future, the throughout the country reinforced signs of the future of their businesses, depended on our needs of personal ...

... comradeship rivals only their devotion the common cause in their op-precaution of one another’s self-sacrifice But the tide of invasion is not stemmed and try as we ought to picture imagination what our case would De if the enemy were as London he to-day to ...