... INVASION OF RUSSIA, The latest Russian official message, whilst claiming have checked the enemy the Dniester and taken several hundred prisoners, admits that the Austro-Gerroan offensive between the rivers Vieprz and the Bug continues. It cannot be denied ...

... EGYPT INVASION SHELVED. GERMAN REBUFFS IN POLAND. ALLIES' ADVANCES CONSOLIDATED. There hare been repeated reports during the week-end that lioumartia, Greece, and Italy may. before eery long, found taking part in the war, in Which case it computed that ...

... THE INVASION BELUIT M Having begun badly they naturally ended •vnrse. When Belgium was invaded and he.ra sty ruthlessly violated, then and then e did manj] them give up their belief that « ' ought to have neutral. (Hear hear His organisation the Sunday ...

... There was doubt that invasion was possible. He thought probable that the' Germans try, hut they hoped Italy would never go back alive, except prisoner war. The War Office very obviously the possibility, and even the probability, invasion, could be Witnessed ...

... LIEUT.-GEN. SETTLE AND GERMAN INVASION About & thousand members the Lancashire Volunteer Training Corps turned up at Wit ton Park, Blackburn. on Saturday, and inspected by Lieut.-General Sir B. H. Settle. The men came from Burnley, Nelson, Black' burn ...

... READY EOR THE TURKISH INVASION. *-»— f' ...

... BULGARIA BEGINS. SERBIA INVASION NOT EASY, BRITISH FORCE'S GOOD WORK. GREECE'S POSITION SERIOUS. RUSSIANSUCCESS. ...

... IMPORTANT GAINS, ALLIES' PROGRESS FRONT OF NIEUPORT, ENEMY'S DEFENSIVE PREPARATIONS. FRENCH INVASION OF ALSACE, FURTHER RUSSIAN SUCCESSES. EIGHT ; HUNGARIAN VILLAGES OCCUPIED. THE ADVANCE TOWARDS CRACOW AUSTRIAN DIVISIONS SURROUNDED. ...

... thev were wanted. To-day, invasion well within the bounds! of possibility; nay, it is admittedly more thanprobable, and the country not only calling for Regulars,' 3 but is calling for a civilian army trained deal with invasion. This affords opportunity ...

... extreme point their advance. Tide of invasion begins to turn. September 9.—Despatch of 70,000 Indian troops. September 10.—General Botha despatches forces Operate against German South-West Africa Repulse of German invasion in Nyassaland. September 12.—Australian ...

... which invasion- had involved to Russ'a, France and Belgium. The word invasion bad vanished from vocabulary ; we never used it applied to anything with which we were familiar. There was man here our land who had had any experience of what invasion meant- ...

... QHBDJI INVASION OF EGYPT? DETERMINED EFFORT IMMINENT. TO DISTRACT BRITISH ATTENTION. Cairo, January 12. ' llowing ...