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... INVASION. IMPORTANT STATEMENT BY FIRST SEA LORD. ,LY IMPOSSIBLE. An important statement on the question of he possibility of the invasion of this country is malls public. On two memstabie occasions—in 1904. an! 190—(says a Naval correspoSdeat of the ...
... THE INVASION OF FRANCE. GERMANY’S HOSTILE ACTS, Frontier Attack. A REPORTED REPULSE WITH HEAVY LOSS. Til** Cer.tr&l News is informed by the French. Embassy that Germany has invaded France at two without any formal declaration of war. The referred to this ...
... INVASION OF EGYPT. RUSSIAN ARMY CROSS FRONTIER. Reuter Amsterdam says;— Louis Mallet of his withdrawal from his. from that t;:n post, that no Privy Council (an indis-. loama from pensable preliminary to avowed war) has: that 1.i,000 Turks f'-om Mytileco ...
... INVASION FEABS. NEW GERMAN DEFENCES ALONG THE FRONTIER. Paeis, Sunday. The ’Petit Pansien lays emphasis the perplexity Hindenburg’s General Staff, •which longer witn an;. (certainty where our offensives will be delivered and fears invasion Ger- T* Feverish ...
... INVASION OF ENGLAND. A GERMAN EXPEDITIONARY FORCE DRIVEN BACK HARBOUR. It was not known that the Germans tried to land expeditionary force in England, and that was our Navy that mode them go- back harbour again, deilared Mr. F. T. J&uo a lecture at Liverpool ...
... OMEN’S INVASION. Regretted by edgbaston DEBATERS. Binning ham and De- Society last night rejected pro- which regretted the mcrearing )• women. championed the did not question their in industry during the war, w jected further feminine activity l spheres ...
... AMERICAN INVASION waa fortunate coincidence that the nrrtt aeoaon the Debating Society ’witnessed als ...
... INVASION THAT FAILED. 70,000 GERMAN LOSSES. ...
... What they had t• consider was not so much whether we were able to repel an invasion as whether we bad in this country a sufficient force to deter an enemy making that invasion except in such circumstances as could escape the vigilance of the Navy. Th ...
... leads on to fortune. The Scottish invasion has, therefore, been of greater consequence to England and the Empire than is the holiday invasion of Scotland in August. Yet there is much to be said for the holiday invasion. It is not altogether an idle, useless ...
... THE GREEK INVASION. It is matted that a Greek force has reached Katerina taint is on the aisle road rtmsting chime to the coast from Greece to Salonika. .it is about 26 miles over the Greek frontier and about SO miles from Salonika. The object d this ...
... INVASION OF SILESIA. FALL OF BRESLAU IMMINENT. ...