... INVASION RUSE. Ingenious Move that Fooled the Germans. ...

... PREPARING FOR INVASION. .Saturday. A that the miliuarvauthorities have prohibited the export maps an ...

... THE INVASION OF EGYPT It is thought in Cairo that the Turkish invasion of Egypt will not be lon, delayed. The Turks are nervous about a ible landing by the Allies in Syria, which would cut their line of communica- tions; but their German masters seem ...

... INVASION OF PRUSSIA. First Seizure Under the British Blockade. ...

... TE INVASION. ' message) from Amsterdam “Deutsche Tageszeitung,” scilssing “The Times’ article an channel raid, and especially >n that the German base at nust rendered useless or lys if the Flemish coast and re not in German hands they British hands, ...

... VANIA INVASION. SCENES IN THE HUNGARIAN parliament. hrough Reuter’s Agency.) j Amsterdam, Wednesday. f Budapest tebgram, the the Hungarian Diet yesterday was ly stormy, ‘When the Premier greeted with loud shouts of W from the Karolyi party. U described ...

... THE FEAR OF INVASION The constr'ction of such a link as is contemplated by the persistent advocates the Channel Tunnel would carry us far beyond the point at which treaty stops, in the direction international peace. Its completion would demonstrate ...

... importance of invasion. PETROGRAD, Sunday. Private advices emphasize the importance of the Russian counter invasion of East Prussia, which is believed to be proceeding along the hne Lyck-Lotzen. But even without spur from this quarter the Teutonic invaders ...

... INVASION RUMOURS Mr. Honar Law’s Statement Mr. W. Thomr l.i-adrr ot lh ...

... THE RISK OF INVASION, In regard the other point, namely, the disproportion between the large number of troops whom wo retain at home and those send abroad to the various theatres o fwar, somewhat the same considerations apply. There again our position ...

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