... INVASION OF Let us recall the various steps which have led up to the present position. The United States of America were at one time substantial exporters of meat. The growth of population, among other things, made the U.S.A. consumers of all they could ...

... a source of tremendous danger unless ships are very oarefuly piloted, all talk invasion is so much fantasy. We have made our own little experiments in regard to the invasion of England, and we know that with all the tonnage we have at our beck the tra ...

... CASE OF INVASION. If possessed the command of the we could make our sea power our first line of defence against invasion. That was what we had always done and ought always to do. If we commanded the German Ocean, wireless telegraphy and other variations ...

... RISKS OF INVASION. should we imagine that commander of an invading force would fall in with our arrange for his reception. Instead of invading our shores with 70,000 men, his opinion was that an Invading force was far more likely to consist 150.000 men ...

... INVASION OF GERMANY. CORDIAL RECEPTION OF ENGLISH EDUCATIONAL DEPUTATION. The 100 members of the English Adult School Union, consisting of 75 men and 25 women, who took a week's trip to Berlin and Hamburg for educational purposes and particularly with ...

... against the risk of invasion of this country by a foreign Power. As invasion might call away men and upset the great fox-hunting in. dustry. the indemnity is intended to cover the financial loss that would be involved. We understand that this cautious master ...

... TIiVILIONT INVASION The great army of lovers, however, seem to prefer to await the fall of twilight before the voice of Cupid compels their allegiance. Bat, once spread abroad, their invasion is complete. They commandeer every spit where some degree of ...

... INVASION AND INSURANCE; An insurance company’s advertisement which appears in another column is at the present time of peculiar interest. An indemnity is offered in respect to loss or damage resulting from any cause originating from acts of lthe enemy ...

... INVASION OF BULGARIA. DIVIDED COUNSELS AMONG THE POWERS. Turkey is well within Bulgarian territory, and still the Powers have done no more than urge her to stop. The situation is becoming desperate. Russian troops are moving in the south, and the Black ...

... INVASION AND DEFENCE. The members of the National Service League seem to realise that it is now or never with their compulsory service proposals, and we should do well not to underestimate the vigour of the campaign that is being waged. Lord Roberts is ...

... INVASION OF HUNGARY. RoME, Sunday (delayed). An official message from Budapest says that while the Austrians have repulsed the Russians at nearly all points in the region of the Car. pathiana the Russian Army from Erosmezo, owing to the superiority of ...

... THE FOREIGN INVASION. After being several times announced, Attfla Frexi.i. the Italian International forward, appeared Beading Monday last. The negotiations with h.-m were, it appears, conducted by W. Gsrbntt. the ex-Bia-kbum Rove-, who u'.ayed for Reading ...