... and what length of service may fall upon the Armies of Occupation. To meet the exigencies of the future Mr. Churchill proposes four different armies, which may be labelled as follows:—(10t), the great Army of the war, to disappear gradually in the course ...

... with the colours in the Army, Navy, and Air Force, but by the end of 1918, six million civilians had been swept into the fighting and auxiliar forces. Of these cne million were kil ie 1, 1} million were disabled, 560,000 woman widowed and left fatherless ...

... girl, aged 18 years. at 2515 dole.; one aged negro woman, SW Jul.. T. J. Walsh sold the following oegrues :—A buy, aged 16 years, 2526 dole.; a girl aged Is, 2175 dole.; • wan, aged 45, 1830 dole. a woman. 15711 Jul..; a women, aged 23, and child five years ...

... were in business were sull-et to a special tax called quarterage, and were ant al dived to buy land from • Protestant or get it in a gift ; no Protestant woman worth I:500 could marry a Catholic without forfeiting her estate to li,r nearest Protestant heir ...

... Merch ca tle ine east The of brings A Wicked Woman, an M.G.M. st tion, starving the talented Continental wt actress Mady Christians. The star is called uven to interpret a difficult role, Pp that of a woman who kills her husband to save her children from ...

... immediately arrested a young niln who was standing with a pistol in his hand just where the wounded woman had fallen. lie refuses to give his name. The woman died later from hemorrhage. Mt Batsetrs received a deputation in Dublin es Friday upon the Irish ...

... Almost every man and woman there who can walk has gone to fight the Austrian—the men to shoot, the women to drag the tran.port. and to carry back the wounded. And when a people th tt is poor goes to war, the shadow of famine to over the land. Remember Montenegro ...

... to transfer to the Army Council powers that belonged to the Secretary of State. Mr Mitchell Thomson seconded. Mr Haldane maintained that the Secretary of State would remain responsible to Parliament for everything done by the Army Council. and the intention ...

... Salvationist. A well known Sakation Army worker Canada, Mrs Robert Pottinger, has passed away. Thirty-six years ago Ir and Mrs Pottinger emigrated to Canada, and they were among the pioneers who opened up the Dominion for the Army. Mrs Pottinger was the third ...

... the disease was brought to Germany from France about 200 years ago, when French armies overran wide districts of the land. As the professor remarks :•— If a French army were again to deva.-tale Germany the material damage caused by the invasion would ...

... buildings right rouhd the island of Great Britain—from the Land's Eod to John O'Groat's (600 miles), from John OGroat's to the North Foreland (540 miles). and fr the North Foreland back again to the Land's End (320 miles), equal to 1400 altogether. Two MEAN ...

... f.blly to raise armies for home defence only, whereby at Vie most a negative object only can he obtained and which involves the fievastalion of your own land, when you might achieve victory with a far smaller sacrifice in a foreign land! Lord Haldane, ...