London, July 23.
Bombs were dropped "early this morning on north-east, south-west Of Britain New York, July 23. The lesson in death has been learned from France and Great Britain is prepared to defend every inch of her territory against the impending German invasion, declared M. Andre Geraud, the well-known French commentator under the nom-de-plume of Pertinax, on his arrival here on Sunday from London en route to Canada.
He said he was not voicing a pious hope when he said he was fully confident that Britain was capable of warding off the German attack—Domei.
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