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... civilised nations for the strengthening of peace and the furtherance civilisation ought lead a close alliance between United Europe and the United States. Great European wars would become impossible. Gradual restriction of armaments would become practicable ...
... countries, t:ersuany enJ United States, wipleasently, and way lead to a regrettable misunderstanJ. , The World says:—ln one day we have had three expressions by high Gorman 'authority dealing with neutral rights. In United States Count Bernatorff informs ...
... forging United States passports for the use of German spies. The French passport Bureau London has informed Mr. Page, the United States Ambassador here, that it will henceforth »-efus© to vise passports held by naturalised citisens of the United States ...
... in Switzerland, as the Austrian authorities bad begun ordering most of the civil population away. There is a strong suspicion that Trieste is being entirely evacuated of its civil population, as was Gorizia many months before its fall. All hope of definitely ...
... and from there went, we beim. The mile of Seethe end I • Nom d Trinity College, Cambridge. Later he thee has • rich tad as civil service and has had a distieguisbed much amongst o ffi ces be has held being private QOllll AS MACE STAINS. stoke Site rotary ...
... Canadian Daily Record,” both officers and men can resettled in civilian life, the better Canada, as a whole, will be able to return the normal conditions of peace Naturally, the return such vast ■body men to civil life will a labour considerable difficulty and ...
... I numbor such questions which the Government will need the united and considered opinion each la rue industry, auch aa the demobilisation the Forces, resettlement of munition workers in civil industries, apprenticeship (especially where interrupted war ...
... number of such questions on which tho Government will need the united and considered opinion of each largo industry, such the demobilisation the Fetes, the re-settlement of munition workers in civil industries, apprenticeship (especially where interrupted bv ...
... people Government will need the united it home was much needed both prayer considered opinion of Mch bv financXsuppert. 1 large industry, such M.e domnbd.wiUoo Bll d ef the forces, the re-settlement of musitius workers id civil iniustr.es. npprerticesaip I ...
... of disabled man, and it is anticipated that the new Board Vrill play an important part in the task of the re-settlement of disabled soldiers civil emnloyment. One purpose is to provide a safety 1 valve for a workman who feels he has a grievance. The Chairman ...
... n with the Admiralty and the War Office with a view to ensuring that no delay intervenes between ‘var service and resettlement in civil life. It is proposed in connection with these arrangements to form at an early date a Committee representing professional ...