... problems as essential to the question of which side achieved the victory in this engagement —the problems of blockade, of invasion, and of control of the seas for commercial enterprises. As regards all these, the First Lord of the Admiralty emphatically ...

... character. On the north-eastern part of the front the enemy has been pushed back ihe Russians. The vital parts the front, where invasion most directly threatens K-m--niauia. are in the vicinity the Predeal Pass and the Red Tower Pass. South-eaed tho Red Tower ...

... finding out that the naval action off Jutland was a great British success. That action, in its results, destroyed the menace of invasion for this country, and dealt a crippling blow uxj. German plan of against Russia in the Baltic. It affected the balance naval ...

... A® it finally disappeared from sight tho white-hot framework shone incandescently. reminding one of a giant glow-worm. THE INVASION OF ALLEGED SUCCESS BULGAR CAVALRY. ROUM A NIA N 1 [\(>G R IN TRANSYLVANIA. (Press Assoc*ation War Special.) Bukharcst, Sunday ...

... experience? INVASION POSSIBLE. LORD FRENCH SAYS MUST PREFARED. Speaking at Derby yesterday (Sunday) after reviewing the Volunteers. Tx>rd French said was greatly inip»'OS®e ...

... well-informed political correspondent of the Star writes:— There is growing feeling at Westminster that an attempted German invasion of our Eastern coast during the next week or two is quite the cards. There arc many signs in East Anglia that _ the. British ...

... tender for bread al 1?. fid. per B'b. loaf. 1014. enjoyed complete immunity from nem . ittnrk- or sea, but we have bad greater invasion visitors than in any peri* d of our history. seasid* reson. our gieatest pride is our bounteouK supply sunshine. On Wednesday ...

... have brought an Austro-Gcrman attack upon their Transylvanian frontier; hut they would have probably saved the Dobruja from invasion. is, however, no use crying over spilled milk. The worst lias been prevented far, and there is reason fear that the position ...

... surprise 2'JU az the 11anova (Nova A 7 as>. but were F-omptly off with loj>soo. IN SCHLESWIG i'tßilAX AGAIN si FOSSIBLt; INVASION. Association War Special.) to the Germau the -nj Commander the Ninth German ' has issued an order prohibiting keeping oi ...

... MR. A. MENDERS^ invasion of Greece by a ' of 25,000 men. in the lll irhissar, north-east of v Httle news has come ituation in ihe country, bo inferred that I 5 being exercised all Relied abroad. “grams received indicate lar * invasion is arousing ln ’ ...

... thirtv-»ix miles south east Bukharest. capital of Roumania. The Germans ire thus seeking by a rapid counter move . check invasion Transylvania, in the hope that the Roumanians will « erl rT.siderable forces to their southern f.on tier to protect the capital ...

... This is about the extent Ti 'ho endeavoured turn victories” that the enemy also attacked EGYPTIAN INVASION >;■ hitheito believed The threatened invasion f = ued from have been abandoned. t'l u- u i. the German General Pi » JV commands the Turks in to ...