... had expended £5.100 in relief in France, and £1.500 had been sent to Serbia before the Bulgarian invasion, but had been recovered intact when the invasion imminent. Mr. Adeane concluded saving that farmers of Hie country bad undertaken a big thing, and ...

... Ambassador has issued signed statement addressed to Italian subjects in the United States, in which declares that the tide of invasion in Italy will b© rolled back. Though the enemy have launched a supreme effort both the country and the Army are unanimous ...

... telegram says the Saxon General Elsa, command of the army group in Alsace, hL retired. At the beginning of the OUnj. part in the invasion of France comthe Twelfth Army Corps, and after the U ir.;s Marne was sent to Strasbourg where mos vigorous measures against ...

... FARHEBS AND ITALIAN REVEISES The invasion Italy and the resulting deva-s--tation of the rich agricultural regions of our Ally will greatly increase the task ultimately be undertaken the Agricultural Relief Allies Fund. The Executive Committee of the Fund ...

... put up. Col. Tehbutt was asked if the bridges were guarded from now until an invasion might take place. Col. Tehbutt said the General Officer thought that first sign of invasion would be attempts by German agents blow bridges up. That was why ho wanted ...

... Saturday, attended by 3,000 people, js aid of the local Volunteer Emergency Fund and the Voluntary Aid Organisation, raid invasion great possibility, and the Volnnteen mutt be made afaao. lately efficient eeeuro victory. ...

... demoralisation in the German ranks. HUNGARIANS FEAR RUSSIAN INVASION ROME. Wednesday. The “Corriere d'ltalia” publishes a telegram fi\)m an Austrian source states that the menace a Russian invasion Hungary has occasioned great alarm in Budapeeth. The Uirlap'’ ...

... 595- “Colouring and preserving wood.’* F. T. Brooks. 91. Tenisan-av nue. iruhnilge. Wood is lolourcd and jires-ivcJ by it to invasion by fungus, such ehlorosplenium aeruginosa::; I '/.u. ' .c-ruginosa. The wood may previously .-.cm,ori the treatment may In* ...

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... people who were expected vieit Cambridge at Easter for the N.U.T. Conference. The Committee’s reception of the idea this invasion was by means cordial. Mr. W. L. Baynes presided, and there were also present: Mrs. Golding, Mrs. Aldren Wright, Messrs. Beales ...

... the army the principles nationality! The arrival is expected a Serbian Bi/sbop, was arrested by the Bulgarianig during the invasion of Serjaia, and ha« suffered much for years. ...

... live stock presented by English farmers s near the fi to the ting line to belp them to tide over the disasters followi the invasion The Agricultural of Allies Committee (16, Bedford-square, London, W.C.), the medium through which the help has been offered ...