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... learned I to become a practical people, and that has 1 been a great help to us in facing this war. That has helped us to be steady and arm. And after the war, this friendship, this feeling of brotherhood, between England and France, will continue. • ...
... Therefore we must do what we could to back our men gone to face the German. There were three things we should learn from this war: toleration, sacrifice and cooperation,. upon which it was not for him then to dwell, but he would point out that we ought to ...
... service in South Africa during the last year of the Boer War, and was sent to the Gold Coast in 1904 for a year's survey duty. He subsequently filled the post of Instructor at the Aldershot Bal. loon School for four years. During the present war he had been ...
... Goakingham Palma and Windsor eastle, ° Registered W a t c h es Des in Veracity Watches. Brooches, Rim i a. Connection ; I War wide. Large Mall Order business to ned. 11 / 4 00 42 0 Watched Slim. 40/• Geontries. WO.OOO Testienonials to Good V .] Ooki ...
... TPE 775/I RED CROSS. After three years of war, •we are painfully surprised to Olt th 3re are still aumg us some people who are irrnorant of the aims of the 13rittsh Red ' Cross Society and on the plea that the Government did not give a hearty send-off ...
... 20th,—An odioiel conrmunic‘tion relating to operations in East , Africa was made public tonight, reading : On June 10th operations were begun by our forces at. Lodi (a port of Nast Africa) with the object. of clearing the enemy from the shores of the ti ...
... One from Sergeant Stanley, who sailed with our Ist Contingent, now in East Africa, and the second from Private Alexander John, of the and Contingent, on his way to the seat of war. Both of these sons of St. Lucia have felt it their duty to send Christmas ...
... machine gnus were captured by the Ituasians, the War Office innonoces. Berlin,. July 40.—The Ito/Wens made farther Woks in the region of Ugeruny in eastern Galicia yesterday, brit were unable to advance, the War 0150 e reports .Lcly h,- T -4. dpepitob to the ...
... The War Offios make* the following soconnoement: The Imperial Government has weeded to the. South African Gqwernment% request, that bent.- General J4O C. Saws, Cowman. der of 'be British Eipedition against German E.int Africa represent South Africa se ...
... Ireland will before long be sitting in Dublin. The leading members of the Governments of Canada, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa and India have been sit. ting in London in consultation with the British Cabinet on the question of a yet larger share in ...
... daybreak on Vredieeday morning. of St. Sa BRITISH SUCCESSES N GERMAN EAST Loudon, Sept. 29 War Office antionooeu a further sumsa against the German force in German Rust Africa in which the Britieb troops ou'ippied an important supply hive of t enemy. The text ...