... INVASION OF ENGLAND. So greatly do the Germans despise the new British Armies that they all are confident that four or five corps, or 250,000 men at the outside, as a German Stafil Officer remarked with a wave of his hand, could subdue England and dictate ...

... INVASION OF SsouU The * Berliner Tageblatt ** which is regarded as a canard, been concentrated to take pars Germany, ...

... INVASION OF GERMANY INEVITABLE. No opinion has been repeated more often in connection with this war, in which numbers count so decisively, than that the group of Powers with the rescrvo strength must win. As to the possession of the rescrve strength, ...

... VATICAN AND THE INVASION OF ITALY Although the special organs of the Vatican have little to say on theé Italian military erisis, clerical opinion generally is in complete accord with the national determination that the invadi:lg enemy must be driven out ...

... GERMAN INVASION OF RUSSIA. The Russians in the east have apparently disposed of the Austrian right, but the Austrian left, which is in great force near Cracow, has still to be driven from the field, The Germans are showing in greater strength on the frontier ...

... THE CHANCES OF [INVASION LONDON, Friday. 1t is tbe hardest thing in the world to induce any British citizen to regard war through the enemy's eyes, remarks the London * Times military correspondent, vet the thing has to be done if we wish to succeed ...

... THE WAR OFFICE AND PROBABLE INVASION. LONDON, Tuesday = » War Office in re nduet of non-comb ey Ay i - sion of thesa she October 25 With referen bourhood of Kastbourne, I an anded by the Army Council it an assumption that iminent; and the various 1 in ...

... THE INVASION BOGEY. LONDON, Wednesday. The precautions which the Lords Lieutenant of seaboard counties are taking to meet the situation that would arise, should an invasion take place, are regarded with & hall-amused indifference in naval circles. The ...

... KAISER'S PLANS FOR INVASION OF BRITAIN LONDON, Monday. According to a correspondent of the ‘* New Yora Awerican,” the Germans are obessed by highly fantastic plans for the invasion of England. The Kaiser possessed eight 24 inch guns which he determined ...

... WHAT INVASION MEANS TO AGRICULTURE The real meaning and consequences of invasion are realised only when its effects upon agriculture begin to be understood, says the Estotes Gazette. Notwithstanding that the greater part of France is. happily. unsullied ...

... THE INVASION OF GREECE. LONDON, Tuesday night. Russian accounts reach us to-day of the Bulgarian invasion of Greek territory. Whatever be their purpose, says the London * Times,” the Allies can afford to regard them with equanimity from a military standpoint ...

... THE ROUMANIAN INVASION COUNT TISZA EXPLAINS A telegram from Budapest says that there were disorderly scenes in the Chamber when the Premier made his appearance. The Karolyi party greeted him with cries of ** Resign! while the other two opposition parties ...