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... INVASION ID, Nov. 12th. The arc now straining every nerve to prevent the !tarsi:in inrrsirat of their cattent provinces of Poem and Silesia. Among document+ capture -1 during the recent lighting on the Fast Prutoir.tt front ie an intereAing army order ...
... OF INVASION. Mr. Hugh S. Gibson, the young American who dramatic appeal the Germans for the life of Miss | EdithCavell. h one of (he best-known members of thej American diplomatic service. has just turned 32, but has achieved much distinction. Honduras ...
... The Invasion. What made think matters were so bad,” said M. Tomin, was that people from the villages round about were running away from their homes, some on foot and others on carts. Then the authorities of the town gave orders for bridges across the ...
... THE INVASION. [By CoRRESPONnKNT.] It might be described a late spring cleaning.” Still they came in force. It was fairly early on Monday last when the advance guard appeared on the Church Hill, with buckets, brushes, brooms, etc. Later the forces carried ...
... INVASION OF TERRITORY &man Fora of a Thousand Ilea and Artillery. The Star publishes the following cablegram from Lisbon, dated to-day:— The German invasion of Angola, with anti. lery and 1,000 men, Is efficially acknowledged. Portuguese troops have ...
... INVASION ! Two motor-lorry carriers were each granted three months’ exemption by the Hinckley Tribunal. Mr. Bott said did not very well how the businese the town could carried without thee© motor-lorries, which were of absolute importance to the industries ...
... COMPENSATION FOR INVASION OF LUXEMBURG. Copzkhaoen, September 25. Berlin despatch reports the appointment of a commission to decide the extent the material loss involved in Luxemburg by the invasion of th« German armies. The commission will bring its ...
... THE INVASION OF AUSTRIA. PREPARATIONS. ROME, Saturday. The Tribune” states that the Austrians. fearing the Italian Invasion, are strengthening their defensive lines along the line to Trieste-Gratz, Vienna. KASSER’S VILLA AT CORFU. V3EO AS SUBMARINE BASE ...
... The Invasion of Russia. But then there is the greatest all —f«tr greater flhan either of those two to which I 'hare referred-1 mean the invasion of Russia the German and Austrian armies in enormous strength and the consequent retreat of our gallant Russian ...
... Invasion of Russia. To-night’s newts from Russia was not unexpected in milftary circles acquainted with the disaffection in the army of that country, and it has been foreseen for some time past that the Riga region might be abandoned to the enemy. Though ...
... THE INVASION OF AUSTRIA. ITALIANS SLOWLY ADVANCING TYROL AND TRENTINO. Bom, Thursday. 11.35 pan. despatch fran Headquarter* aaya;— Small but aucceatful enoountera mark gradnaal progress our offensive the Tyrol and Treatino region. Zugnatorta ire repelled ...
... IN CASE INVASION. improliblfl iki« country may be, and however remote it* of achieving any measure success, it it unquestionably one the possibilities which have to face. The discussion in the Honse lords last night, therefore, was valuable, and ft to ...