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Hfting of the curtain fro, while the inter position of a fire barrage behind the German trenches rutes reinforcement or G E Anderson Capt. L. Husey [retreat"equally disastrous to the enemy.

Mr H. Mureny Bain Capt. J. E. Incl In recent attacks as Vertu and on the Mr J. H. Baring Miss Inch... Somme and the Ancre we and the French Mr W. L. L. Parker Miss Jackson & maid have captured or killed most of the Mr R. M. Bartlett Mr E. M. Jonoph defenders of the sectors attacked, and, and Mrs H. A. Me F. H. Kales

Faxtor and child. Dr F. Kost moreover, our counter-battery, work, Mr and Beaver Me C. King

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Hindenburg thai

limit to at an earlier date Things as fairly human endurance and that the shou quiet ronad Salaika and the Greek walling tretien et 1918 vannoa safely be MR.J. Birbeck reips, in the absence of aid from the prolonged. In this enne the Marshal MF.D. Bisseker Borth, are inclining to, the demands of the Allies. The snow lies deep on the Crassus"front, and the long road com munications of the Turka d a great aurace to them. In the Wer we have

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Mr and Mrs C. 1. Lanritaon

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Me and Mrs J. J.

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Mr. W. G. Lymmons Major D. Macdonald Mr S. T. Bitting Mr and Ms Brady, Mr J. W. Mackunzie Mra L. 4. Bickaiton Miss M. Macdonald

naid and valet Mrs E. Bridges

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Meitinge Carpenter MrFER de Mr G. Mellin

Castelberg

may be compelled to adopt "braic messures, to many his bess troops for one more great effort, to`hold the rout of his Western front defensively with thin lue of the worst elements of his | Dr E

Brien new levies, and, if all this film, to or J. de Caners back to the free ime other river lice where the defensive can be conducted attack of 1916 on #st February act that with greater ease than or the front now ng may hold to the son plan of torek. This in a cure for which we must

Mr D. McLarn stalling our offensive while our other mastantly be on the watch, especially

Mr J. Merecki Allies are unable to do much. But we during the next four months, if

curMe and Mrs Cham- Mr and Mrs. Mohr do not care what he does, and up the offensive does not, prečnia one by the panket

Mr & Morrison И and Mrs M. F. wholis the periniimmediately in "front enemy, and want fend our am. Mr W. E Clacke of sons likely to be devoted by hothveillance to the Belgian front as much Mr CIC. Closterman Murray

Mr and Mes C. W. Mr E A. Neob na to any other.

Cookson

MrJ. Nicolson site to the regrouping and refting

Mr W. S. Cookson Mr 2.8. Noon rendered necessary by the severe strunglew

Mr G. L Courtney Mr. V. O'Neil Mr JD. Courtney MTAK. Owen of as authm.

Mr F. W Сож

While our plans" remain vailed in the arcessary secrecy,, ue certain indis asion has set heen aifceded of the principles Cupon which the enemy will conduet his

campaign of 1017.

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3. W. Cranston Mr J. H. Crocker N. Croucher Mr W. 3. Davenport

Me and Mrs H. J. Palten and maid Mra J. Petrus H. A. F. Piffar FEMR Fierce

Mr. Powell Mr E E. Ra Capt

Miss C. Owen

and pins

W.

THE NETHERLANDS. The Prose of the enemy has recently bere filled with all sorts of reports of German plans, intended to confuse us and to cause us to disseminate our forces. There was firm the aport of 100,000 men across the Pḥine waiting to enter Ahace Mr and We are not sure and attack Belfort. Then came the alarmant I hav

about Switzerland, and fully we were Mr J. J. Dowar whether the arrest of the enemy's advance told of the mowing of Cirmed troops on Mrs Domvile on the Mereth is primarily due to inter the Dutch frontier. In general. it may Mr WA. Dowlor th, to the state of the ground, be to the be observed that spreadingle strategy is Mias. M

ME. Duffy asing Russian opposition. Al these now open to the Germans who are hard Med ruses may have contributed to the result, beset as home and, at the front, have

Eastman It has always been, a question whether suferal a fresh atrain in Romania and Mrs J. Evans

would be fools to bring into the field Mr V. L. Fairley Hindenborg nimed at the line of the

against them fresh armies it neutral Mr W. Farmer

Mr J. Fasse Sereth beruse is repromated the shortest States. The integrity and independon Brand Mrs Felstead additional line for his troops to hold of "the Netherlands and is over Mr S. L. Ferroirs or because it afforded him, a position of possessions remain for us, ever, a vital Judge J. Filling menace on the resumption of more serions interest. In most difficult circumstances Mr W. H. Ford mutual pool relations hve been Mr R Franz operations in the spring. If the line isi

Mr Denman Fuller the shortest, the position of Hindenburg intained thanks to the wish of the Mrs Stuart Fuller

two Government.. But our best con- Capt. Gambrill troops in this squarter is not entire fidener rests in the fort that the Dutch agreeable, for the "right is involved "in can place 500,000 man in the field, can complet: their inundations within the necesary limits of time, and Aro firmly resolved to fight any invader, no matter where he appears.

the maze of the lower reaches of the Dambe, and the left, is engaged in pitiless combats with the Rassions in the mountain zone, where our northern Allies usually assert their superiority because heavy-gim armanent tells less.

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Mr & Mrs F: Taylor

Gause

Mr A. G. Gordon Goulbourn Стау p

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B. Fen

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Miss F. A. Reay

.

Mr. J. F. Rese

Mr F. Richards

Mr K. B. Reid

Capt. R. Robertson Capt. J. Robinson Mr Mrs. A. Rouse Mr J. Russell Mr H. E.

Mr J. H. Scott

Sandeman Mr F. Scott! Mr D. C.

C. Scott DrJ.C. Shively Mrs M. Slade Mrs G. Leslie Smith My and Mew FL. S.

Smith

Mr Alex. H. Smith Mes F. H. Saydor Mr

& Mrs V. Sorby Miss A. Squaes Mr E R. Staber Mr J. W. Stackhouse MrsE. V. Stackhouse Mrs G. H. Swift Mr K. Takahashi Mr C. P. Templeton Mr Thomas

Mr F... G Thompson Mr A. L. Todt Misa Trumbull Mr M. H. Varn Mrs Walen

Mrs HA Walker Mr CWallace

E.

Mrs J

Ward

Mr&Mrs C.-H. de

Watkins

My W. 8. Grieve. Mr R. Grimshaw Cape, T. F. Hall

Mrs W. A. Mr and

Hannibal The question of Seitzerland is lot gaite Mr (7. M. Harding Hindenburg threw ings Ramzia aliis simple, because, although the attitudes Mr G. Harper available strategic reserves. He could'

Mr & Mrs R.D.- the Federal Republic he been

Harvey afford to do so at a season propitions unexceptionable, we cannot foret that bir N. Hashin for a general offensive by the Allies in 70 per cent. of its people speak Serman, Mr and Mrs M. E. East and West, but when this season ands and that various highly plack Swiss Hayward

cffcers have during the war played gard Mrs A. he is hond to have reconstituted -a

sentiments that are the reverse if auti Mr W. B. Hind strategic reserve for general utility pictory to try! Further the German Me W. J. Hodge pren. nod his first anxiety will be the practice in the case of Belgi shows My E. & Hodg Mrs A. E. Hodgins West, because operations ther are that our principal enemy does respect Mr H. E. Hollands Mrs B. C. Wight practicable at an earlier date than in the franties when he imagines the it is to MFA Shelton Hooper Mr E. T. Williamson Fast, and because the Germans in his military advantage to brak then. Mr L Hope: Mr G., G. Wood

recovered from the There are two hypotheses of caff interest Mr G. J. Houtama

tons in the case of Switzerlan, the one hammering they received in 1918 sad in which the majority of the place give markað signs of depression at the themselves on the German sid, and the thought that their trials will soon recens other in which they defad their Mr and Mrs. F. Mes T. J.B. Johns mence and became much more severe neitrality against all cogers the Dutch than before. However touch Hindenburg may still be bent upon the resumption of his Fastern advance, he is no longer lord of the marshes alone, but of the marches and all the marebes, and he will have received many warnings that he cannot peglees the West and retain public con- fidence.

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are prepared to do, and as Belgians Carmichael Mr & Mrs Neil Mac- Mr&Mrs FW. Casy Intyre and shild did so valiantly under their dele Kirg. The first hypothosis is one the naturally Mr and Mrs D. C. Mr and Mrs. Pains has to be considered by the tied stafle, Casulli Mr T. L Perkins*** and no doubt has been so condered, but Mr F. H. Colleyshaw Mr & Mrs E Ralphs the second is the only byphesis that Mr & Mrs Cossart Mr and Mrs W.

Gol Darling, RE concerns the general public.

Switzerland is divided int two parts Mrs Dillon Mr & M. Black of a very different characte first the Mr&Mrs W.Duinken Mr&Mrs A. Findlay

Smith mountain zose, koown in alta parts to Mr E Edwards

Miss Ferrier Mr&Mrs V. Findlay legions of our juriste, and cordly the It is practicable for the Germans to win plain which is relating low-lying Mr and Mrs B. A Scaith

Mr Somvillis The and suitable for the panse of great

armies. The line of separson between Mr A. H Hollings-MrGE. Wetton the two districts is murke roughly by the milway Laumane ze Zurich The Swiou plain is borderedby the Jura

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return to the Western front of Hinden burg's fosting balance of reserves will still leave the Germans inferior in an- bors unless they can bring fresh divisions and a fresh and great mase of heavy gune and it forms a long and jacticable if Mr J.B.F. Anderson Mr G. D. Macdonald into the field.. There are so signs of somewhat narrow corridor fra Constance Mr G Bannerman Mr G. Matheson

to Geáeyn fra divisions yet, bat additional gas population dense, and thecommunien-Miss M. E Bullen, Miss E. Motte

The oil fertile, the Mr LEL Beavan Mrs McGee

Mr V W. Badke Mr W. Morley may be provided. Much depends upon tions excellent. There is ways a risk Mrs Chadbourne Mr D. Muchal the result of the working of the German that the Germans may use this line Mr C. W. Chang Mrand Mra Nathens Auxillary Service Law, and we cannot of approach to fall on the ranch right Mr and Mrs T. 5. Miss Olivecrona

BA-Ma W. C. Pasamore form exact opinions upon the future until in the Jura region. But the Swim do Cheng

Mr G. E. Costello Dr & Mrs Plimptom we know what success or failure this their duty this line of appach is not Mr and Mrs Dick Mr and Mrs Cu measure has, met with. It may have active, for if unable defend the Mr and Mrs Earle Richardson

frontiers, or the Limmat vore Massens and child Mr Richardson beon a great bluff to intimidate the Allies held out for three months 1700 after Mr KM. Fetterly Capt

Capt. M. Picknell: before the recent offer of the enemy to, the battle of Zurich, theyan fall backs Mr J. W. Foulenes Mr F. Sauer

Mr & Mrs FinlaysonMr Sanyo negotiate saw the light. If it was upon their mountains, wit their backs | My C. Fritz *ade je Hrd. Simy

Kr

M floigh bluff, the manner in which it is about to a then friendly Italy, a can make Me T. N. Gregy Pa to be answered in England, although the German advance & difflt operation. Mr RJ Haddon Mrs Stewart and tardy, will completely disillusion the The Frozoh in the Juma also not be Mr and Mrs Barnes children and and children Mr. Strong my found disarmed, and the cßt of the Mrs P. M. Harry* Capt. & Mrs Swain enemy,

move, apart from Ita Buence upon Me In. Icokoty Mr H. C. Weeks than before, but the measure neutrals, will be exoeding problemati. Mr K. Kaniguli

Me and My Under Mr B. James

wood, serious and producer great results, them cal. The Swise mobilizedbeir Army, ab:

M='El Jazeme Mr J. Will so the fact this it was in operation some the outbreak of war forwards they three months before our awer to it reduced it to a dangerony, low figure. even reached the stags of initiation will Oq 24th Focusry they re-ilized certain „divisions or parts of divisis, and though obviously cause the dermane to pro the, resulting effectives ea, not, large, from it during the campaign of 1917,

heavy gana are rare, and 5 Swiss Militia while we shall be in a less fortunate has still to be tried in zdern war, this position, and our delay to give measure action is, we hope and bare, Indicative have nothing for measure will have serious conse of intentions of wher

to complain.

on the West and by the Alpen the south; Mrs R Almond. Mr J. Joseph

his

to

and will make his case, worse

In any enso Hindenburg, if he turns the West, most do better than in 1918, d to folow the stonewalling tactics

the Somme Kalkaly

Gerzüsts

into the

Before sery long alho vol which comoesia the intentional friends, and foes will lift and thetruth will be

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