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... Invasion of Roumania. Cernavoda, the important Roumanian bridgehead on the Danube, has fallen into the enemy’s hands. The Russo-Roumanian forces have retired from the Cernavoda-Tasavlu line, running in, north-easterly direction with Taeavlu at its extreme ...
... POSSIBILITIES OF INVASION. ...
... INVASION OF GREEGE. ADVANCE OF THE BULCARS. ...
... BOSNIAN INVASION. POPULATION JOIN INVADING ...
... INVASION OF GREECE. BRITISH FRONT ACTIVITY; ...
... INVASION OF SERBIA There was much apeculaton as to the welt German move after the Russians bad been driven back, but all doubts were set at Test when the news came at the end of September that Ficld-Marehal Mackensen was preparing to cross the Danube ...
... INVASION OF PRUSSIA. Two Russian Armies Marching on Allenstein. Rome. Sth October. The Russian Embassy has. communicated official messages from the Ru.-sian headquarters stating that the defeat the Germans is complete. Their retreat is changing into rout ...
... THE INVASION OF ENGLAND. In the account of Lord Haldane’s diplomatic missions to Germany, given in the Manchester Guardian.” is etfcry conversation had with Von Moltke, the Chief of the General Staff, at the War Office. He was asked to put whatever questions ...
... INVASION OF GERMANY. The Morning Post Petrograd oorresponden't telegraphs that Russia's next great blow at the Austro-German armies will bo delivered to the south of Cracow. It was with the object of effecting diversion from this plan of the Russian ...
... ALBANIAN INVASION, force or ;,000 annihilated in defile. Central News war Taiegratn. oarers. Austrian Biakova Mon territory fho. osovich, commuted rt . Pertains and tup raouuall. The uniform. All wore the Austrian Irian, were i.l. j lna ', Aos- ...
... ——— GERMAN PLANS THAT MISCAR yehi yo Ges ee =n et Sele 28 eee — Ts took in fact, there have been rumours of a ( b Was been invasion of these kingdome—and pre fas a Ireland—and, impossible as the echez seem in face of Admiral Jellicoe’s les ee 1S eg 4 tee ...
... week-end. and, if so, at what intervals of time. Whether in case of invasion, in addition to service near his home, he would prepared to serve any part oi the county. Whether in case of invasion would prepared to serve in any part ol tne United Kingdom. It ...