... lack of male partners has been very noticeable at most of the dances held during the course, of the war, but this friendly invasion of Americans has certainly remedied that defect at the Tower. To-morrow's .spetial dance at the Tower for American thanksgiving ...

... from the .unspeakable horrors of German domination. No one who had not been at the front and seen for themselves *hat German invasion meant could visualise what God had delivered us from. We owed it to God to try to realise this, so that our thanksgiving ...

... from the unspeakable horrors of German domination. No one who had not been at the front and seen for themselves What German invasion meant could 'visualise what God had delivered 11.9 from. .We 'owed it to God to try to realise this, SO that oar thanksgiving ...

... from the unspeakable horrors of German domination. No one who had not been at the front and seen for themselves what German invasion meant could visualise what God had delivered us from. We owed it to God to try to realise this, so that our thanksgiving ...

... in position either for attack or defence. virtue of that supremacy have in our favoured island home enjoyed immunity from invasion and escaped practical experience of the actualities of war which have intensified the sufferings Allied peoples. We have ...

... PRICES RISE. PROMISE THAT FOOTBALL WILL COST MORE. Two very interesting lines can be announced to-day. First the American invasion has carried to its fullest extent in that are to se'e their killing game of football. Second, from high official the game ...

... Art Gallery was closed. I believe its famous works of art, paintings, and sculpture have been removed, whether before the invasion of the lion, or by him on his arrival, say. In a small public garden, adlaient one of the principal streets, stands a pedestal ...

... the advance the sdc-1 onions enemy, proved the salvation the British column, and saved the colony of Natal from the horrors invasion. ...

... in Berlin, the headquarters of the Prussians, the war was decided upon as early as July 18, 1914. On that date, also, the invasion of Belgium was arranged, the German High Command having decided that they must go through Belgium, even if doing so brought ...

... The, King inspectin.; his Navy—that reat Pent Navy witch once again has stood at • I bulwark between country and foreign invasion, end which, by its command cf the I seas, undirputed ever since the battle of Jutland uhich the Keiser impudently claimed ...

... befttmm@ ber dignity and renk in the auxiliary services, and coming order founded on worthy descendants of | The foreign invasion end cocupation At the close of the service there was a march-paet of the troone mm the plateau in front of St taken by Edwarde ...

... older Rumanian provinces had received pledges from the Government, of which he was a member just before the Austro-German invasion of their then Imminent Teco ition as full Rumanian citizens Only the in- vasion and the setting up of the reac- Government ...