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... SEATS FOR A DOG BUT NOT FOR BRITISH SAILORS. AN INCIDENT TRAIN. Scene: Railway train between Crewe and Carlisle. Period: War time, 1916. Two sailors, each five days’ leave (making 16 days’ holiday since the beginning of the war), search the train for ...
... join iv and said that the German the war, Government conld make concessions @¢ much as it wished, but war was inevitable hacanse i%. “They say I asess A Munition factory in America, and am theretore interested in the war. People have even bad the audacity ...
... SHODI.D KNOW T**»h ckxtb«« th* TORO war—it mtss time, coal, and lebour. TORO does away rusbicg. aerabb:n«. and dolly.D* and aarea wear and tear the ciotbea TORO method bain* demonatratad erary Afternoon from 3 at DOG POOL near Kitobaaer Road. Road. Admiaaloo ...
... Government to join in ifee war. and said that German Government ooojd make concessions much it wished, but war was inevitable because I wished ft. They say I po***-** a munition factory in America, and therefore interested in war People have even had the ...
... though to recogniaed that tto withdrawal ...
... fltorkc bac«| at Police Stat.oo. Rd . n»a'X SPANIEL Dog Pound Ed. Erdtsgton trad back 00. Tower Rd.. Alton Crcra. 'BVERIER (wirabalredl Sunday: If not '‘■-e X days will be eo'd —B-ewrr and Baker. Moat Lane, WAR Badge (No. 71.286) lxw« -W:g fender please return ...
... confronted to-day with a stunning sense of failure. great many people had been praying to God for las* two years nearly that the war might bo brought to what felt to be righteous end, and bad been pleading for Him to manifest His justice and His power, and ...
... made the Government of Sweden that it was still determined to maintain strong and strict neutrality during the whole of the war.'* “I need not add,” declared, “that the Government will have nothing to do with disputes on foreign matters which in one or ...
... think* Gorman* and Austrian* are going run a* they did before the war, I can tell him they will not. i* all eery well for people forget and forgire. I for one will forgive the German dog that bit the band that fed him. How can 1 poaa bly forget who maimed ...
... recognise that our situation is one of the fortunes of war. We thank you and General Gorringe, and all rank* of the Tigris Force, for the great efforts you have made save i». Lord bad asked the Secretary for War whether could inform tho House bow many British ...
... classes Sweden. Germany been intriguing throughout the war o bring Sweden her side. She badly mods Power to counteract the possible defection •>{ Turkey. There is, however, consideration which the Swedish war party may well weigh, and tiiar a the attitude of ...
... lost same time capturing over Fighting. with very strong on $l of war.—Near Pultarn, » is proceeding. erman troo a h lying be Pe een the ejocted men. On the other ie nothin es sociation War Special. important to WHITE HEAT BATTLE. GERMANY'S MAD EFFORTS FOR ...