... INVASION. ARE GERMANS THE IDEA STILL? An Exchange Paris telegram to-day says the belieTL* the up of the Switzerland frontier heavy traffic, and the rustling of fresij troops Belgium, means th.it the Germans wij! once more try capune Galais, and attempt ...

... THE INVASION OF POLAND. Exempts advance over WIDE FRONT. GERMAN CLAIMS. JoO.OOO PRISONERS TAKEN JUNE. * Russian stand. to) 0 PRISONERS TAKEN IN COUNTER-ATTACK ne A astro-German invasion _ into Poland is apparently taking the form advance on front about ...

... THE INVASION OF POLAND. enemy again move NORTHWARDS. 40-MILE FRONT. ADVANCE IN THE DIRECTION OF LUBLIN. Checks elsewhere RUSSIANS CAPTURE SOME hundreds of prisoners, ' blowing the stand made by the Rosens Poland, comes the news of Another advance the ...

... visit to London, addressed a recruiting meeting at the Law Courts to-day. He said no doubt his hearers were perturbed the invasion of Russia Germans, but he could tell them that very few of the enemy that set foot on Russian soil would live to see the ...

... Echo map of the approximate position of the Russian line Poland and Galicia, showing the area of the new Austro-German invasion. . ...

... reform, he gained speedy promotion, leading his troops from victory to victory. Later he took a prominent part against French invasion of '62. So important a personage did he become that both Marshal Bazaine and the Emperor Maximilian made overtures to him ...

... spectator of- the violation of-right. .It your cause much as ours. The silence of the American Govern ment in face of the invasion of Belgium wac a surprise for all your friends. And what are you now doing? You advocate peace,, peace that will permit German ...

... ardently, desires hut must also taken into consideration that may not be able maintain .it under certain circumstances, for an invasion. . There are also other circumstances would moke peace impossible. The Swedish peace party would not bear anything without ...

... GALLANT ATTACKS RUSSIAN REGIMENTS. PATROLS GROUND YIELDED SOUTHEAST LEMBEKG. Russians are offering a fierce resistance the invasion of Poland., and at two points severe checks have been administered, to the enemy, while west the Vistula, Radom (30 miles ...

... ords are repeated throughout the Russia. Until now the Kaiser with ttilv has dealt with the Russian army j danger of the invasion of Russian , far from the idea of the Russian J w of parr of Poland did not very much. because his personal .Merest remained ...

... even if it were brief duration. Such thrust might v»j» !, the Germans, stop their advance, ttie them - aricl ni 'gK «ven to invasion of Germany. -rMACKENSEN'S communications. military correspondent of the Morn- °- f to day says:—lt evident that the kt ...

... insensitive we did not recognise at this moment the indescribably gallant efforts our Russian allies—cheers)—to stem the time invasion and to maintain the inviolable integrity of their position. did not think in the whole of military history there been a more ...