... Showing TO-DAY and for remainder of the Week. AN AMERICAN'S HOME, A Powerful, Thrilling, Sensational Drama depicting a Great Invasion of America. A Call to Arms Against War. In Keels. In the Time of War Prepare for Peace getting ready for War.— MR. ROOSEVELT ...

... not the care that time i ■ favouring the Germans in th-'* manufacture of Zeppelins and in making Zeppelin rehearsals tho invasion of England, as wrl! a« the building of submarines and the marauding and murdering attacks merchant ships and merchant seamen ...

... Irish Guards, was killad in action on 18th November. P.c. Kirk, he states, was a most promising constable. e TeE Troors.—The invasion of Woburn by troops began on Monday week when 500 of the West Yorkshire Regiment were billeted in the tcwn, The townspeople ...

... at time* what intervals of time? your own expense? •4. In ...

... Germans 1870 and could assure has audience that they read in papers of the present France gave a very faint idea wliat an invasion rcatty means Tf strong volunteer army throughout the country could be raised would of immense service. The War Office arc ...

... second-hand), American Organs & kinds of Musical Instruments. janos, American Organs and Harmo' tuned at shertest notice. IN INVASION OF BUCKS. D LIEUTENANT AND THE VICTIMS. er has been addressed by the Lord mt to the Chairman and Magis the Petty Sessional ...

... The lights of London are still to kept low—• in view of the range power of Zeppelin air. ships. But London, secure from the invasion which has been the fate of allied cities, will nobbe frightened of a few possible bombs. ■ ' 1 1 ...

... deposed! ' 1 Not many people Dunstable began packing up to make bee-line for Bristol connection with the Saturday-Sunday invasion inventions. The Royal Borough, however, participated in the national thrill! Dunstable men horn 4 leave suddenly recalled ...

... situation in France and Flanders in lecture on '* The Warfare of tie Future, which Archibald Forbes published thirty years ago. invasion, he said, with fa' Tit of the possibility f new German assault France, would almost certainly end in an exaggerated phase ...

... aßreeincr the application the Couu cil for an order in ’.esoect to making up of Cuniberland-road, J^eavrave. LIMBURY. ECHO OF THE INVASION.—The Clerk reported to the Luton Rural District Council on Monday that lx© had received from the cashier of tho Army Pay ...

... CORRESPONDENCE. '• A JEWISH INVASION. iO THE EIIJTOH., Airs—Aftar perusing carefully the letter Bark.'' and headed A Jewish ln- have the conclusion that not inty thine truth in, the statements ...

... passed a resolation expressing gratitude to the men who are fighting so valiantly in France to protect this country from invasion and sympathy with those at home whose relatives have been killed or wounded. OFFICIAL MUDDLING, The Chairman stated that ...