Stand not upon the order of your going, but go at once. Shakespeare, Macbeth 3-4, 1915 The empire needs men! by Arthur Wardle, 1915 The key to the situation, 1915 The navy wants men, 1915 An Appeal to you, 1915 The scrap of paper, Prussia's Perfidy-Britain's Bond, 1914 Boys come along you're wanted, 1915 The Veteran's Farewell, by Frank Dadd, 1914 Britain needs you at once, 1915 There is still a place in the line for you, 1915 Fall in, 1914-1915 What will your answer be, 1914-1915 If the cap fits join the army today, 1915 Who made these little islands, 1914-1915 Join the brave throng that goes marching along, Gerald Wood, 1914 Women of Britain say-'Go!', by E. Kealey, 1914 Join the Royal Marines, Help to man the fleet, 1915 Lads you're wanted, go and help, 1915 Lord Kitchener says enlist to-day, Bassano, 1915 Make us as proud of you as we are of him, 1914-1915 Men - to delay is dangerous Single men, 1915 3 Questions to Employers, 1914-1915 1805 England expects 1915, 1915