... INVASION THREATS. Rumours from Copenhagen. What the German Fleet will Try to Do. Copenhagen, Wednesday.—The Kaisei's visit to Wilhelmshaven connection -with von Behnke's warning to commercial shipping, is interpreted here as the prologue to important ...

... THE INVASION OF TURKEY. Since the middle of March has been evident that the cost of forcing way through the Dardanelles would be too heavy. haa never l>een. quite clear that the .Admiralty had the intention trying to so. Apait from the ease with which ...

... THE. DANGER OF INVASION Mr. R. Rimmer stated that he and others had met the Water Board Engineer that morning, and he seemed to be very anxious to do anything they wanted him to do. They had suggested a scheme, and he thought it would be an improvement ...

... INVASION HUNGARY AUSTRIAN FEARS OF ROUMANIA. BUKOWINA CONCENTRATION TIMES TELEGRAM (BY SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT.) PETROCRAD, Monday. (Military circles here are inclined to believe that our advance in South Bukowina may lead the transfer German troops, not ...

... THE INVASION OF RUSSIA. ENEMY'S ADVANCE NORTHWARD. A GERMAN BALTIC EXPEDITION FAILS. COTTON FAMINE IN GERMANY. The Germans are taking elaborate precautions to keep the movement of troops as close a secret as possible. The closing of the frontier between ...

... INVASION BEGUN. Africa. Patrols in German Territory. Enemy's Stores Destroyed Luderitzbucht, German South-West Africa, Wednesday.—A force of mounted men has fust completed an important patrol to Pomona and Bogenfels, fifty and seventy milec respectively ...

... THE EXPECTED INVASION. Egypt Awaited With Tranquillity. Alexandria, Thursday.—Reports from * state that German heavy guns have been aba®' doned the desert sandl The expected advance is awaited tranquillity, as all preparations are cot? plete. The Territorials ...

... SERBIAN INVASION. Austria. 400,000 Austrians and Germans to Participate. Bukharest, Tuesday.—Great preparations are being made in Hungary for the next invasion of Serbia- As already telegraphed German troops wift participate. It is stated that the whole ...

... INVASION MENACE. WHY MUST REMAIN ALERT. impressive warning to the people this country to maintain an alertness against an enemy determined to harm us by invasion if he can, is conveyed by the military correspondent of The Times, who writes : Nothing ...

... SERBIAN INVASION. LATEST WAR NEWS. FINAL EDITION Courier Office, Frida.y, Fiva a.aa. BY PRIVATE WIRE*. AUSTRIAN'S CLAIM ONLY PASSAGE THE SAVE. AMSTERDAM, Thursday. To-day's Vienna communique says Yesterday Austro-German troops forced the passage the Save ...

... FEARS OF INVASION. Vienna and Budapest Fortified. The Bucharest correspondent of the ** Times writing on April 16 aays: According to information received from a reliable person just arrived from Austria and Hungary, Vienna and Budapest have been strongly ...

... BUKOWINA INVASION. Austria-Hungary. Reported Clear of Russians. Amsterdam, Tuesday.—According to report tho Neues Wiener Tagblatt, the whole of the Bukowina has been cleared of the enemy except that near Czernowitz the Russian forces are entrenched ...