... The Invasion. What made think matters were so bad,” said M. Tomin, was that people from the villages round about were running away from their homes, some on foot and others on carts. Then the authorities of the town gave orders for bridges across the ...

... Invasion of England. knew that one the aims Ger many was the invasion of England. At rate, what we had got to bear m mind was that the day might come, and had to be ready for it. We had to remember. as the Prime Minister emphasised the previous night ...

... Saturday. February 24. 1917. WILL THERE BE AN INVASION? There are hundred signs to the observant reader that are nearing tho grand ...

... T HE BRIGHTEST FORCES IN THE WORLD are “UNDER protection Home from the invasion of dullness, dirt, rust, and tarnish. MONKEY BRAND is always at your seivice, to polish rust and tarnish from Metals of every description, and to drive dirt away from Woodwork ...

... Press ol Germany have hot one result —an inexorable war with Great Britain. Ur. Saroleu, too. foresaw the invasion Belgium. The fear of German invasion,” he wrote, ** has haunted far too exclusively the imagination the English people, and has diverted their ...

... to come into a later date. Saving does not imply penuriousness in the home life, but just wise watchfulness against the invasions the unnecessary, guarding against the little loakagea in home expenses, in pitching tilie key of living proper harmony with ...

... of emergency . Lord French ami Pettibility tf Nw—Mr. Proceeding, his Lordship said invasion was no means the impossible thing people seemed to imagine sometimes. Invasion was definite possibility. Whenever we board a naval engagement tho Channel—they heard ...

... bridges, *\:c., and thus release soldiers for the fighting line. When the subject home defence and invasion was mentioned some people smiled, but invasion was not remote a possibility as might thought. The Enemy in Great Britain. The Suffragettes hart been ...

... patrol duties in their own localities, and in any p their respective counties, or anwyhere in the United Kingdom, in case invasion. Needless to say, the issuing of these requisitions has been enthusiastically welcomed the Volunteer organisation, the numoers ...

... objects the movement, and probably a public meeting will be held on Monday week. The Chairman remarked that in the event of an invasion, feu men would stand idly by without defending themselves, and they might well train in case of emergency caught like rats ...

... To the Entron of The Walssu. Sia. so much favouritism shown in ■awarding scholarships for Mary s School* the last invasion, a boy who only for one irammauoo. and failed, was given schidardup. free scholarship was U' awarded, why was not give* a p> , or ...

... Volunteers a man became liable only for s. rvicc in Great Britain, and would not sent away from home the country was danger invasion. Training would interfere with man business, and verv little with his lime, for only thrcc-and-a-half hours per week were ...