BLACKPOOL'S INVASION BEGUN
... BLACKPOOL'S INVASION BEGUN. v the con unencement of I jii w . ake « season, to-day was the fW n u .holiday period, which 1 October. The weather in U liters* dU,L ,rhere was a large ...
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EXTENT OF THE INVASION, AND THE DIFFICULTIES TO BE OVERCOME
... EXTENT THE INVASION, AND THE DIFFICULTIES TO BE OVERCOME. the man 'ii (shaded) the territory already invaded the Germans and Bulgarians, and • - sa y SUa f m flowi at thisti me ; between the forces of Falkenhayn and Mackensen. The chief Danube ai Islash ...
THE BATTLE LINE IN RUSSIA
... THE BATTLE LINE IN RUSSIA. Echo map showing the battle line in Russia. The shaded portion shows t extent of the German invasion. ...
FRENCH OFFICERS' ESCAPE
... FRENCH OFFICERS' ESCAPE. The Pans Matin states that Captain Menard, who was on a sick bed at Lille at the moment of the invasion, and was taken prisoner, has, together with lieutenant Pincard, escaped from Ingoldstadt Switierlacd. ...
CANADA PLOTS
... United States' the guise of Belgian refugees from, neutral ports in .Europe, the object of heading an armed force for the invasion of Canada That the principal object of this secret movement the destruction ot the Wellanu Canal and the crippling of shipments ...
USING THE VOLUNTEERS
... section 17 of the Act of 1863 only if and when it becomes necessary for the purpose of repelling an enemy in the event of an invasion being imminent. At other times voluntary offers of service corps or individuals may be accepted for military purposes by ...
The American Ambassador at Berlin, Mr. Gerrard, ski-ing near Munich, on Monday, fell, breaking his collarbone ..
... to-dav, Afterwards motoring: to Bristol. Colonel Sir Lancelot Rolleston, holding that there is still the possibility an enemy invasion large scale, appealing to the Nottingham miners to form a corps for home defence, and considerable number are responding ...
ATHENS LANDING
... to neutral Powers against tho manner of the application of police control here on the ground that it constitutes a serious invasion Greek sovereign right#« ...
MAN WHO HAS NOT READ OF THE WAR
... warfare, was the reply. Do you know what is happening to England?— Only by hearsay. Do you know England is in danger of invasion?—l have heard so. Do you believe it?—l don't attach muoh importance to rumours What would be England's position if everybody ...
RUMANIA-AND WHY
... of Rumania would mean, on the other hand, the consolidation ot German mastery from the Xjrth Sea to the Persian Gulf, the invasion of Russia from the south, way of the control of the i Black Sea, and perhaps decisive victory in he East. Germany, therefore ...
HOPEFUL STILL
... restored in Rumania. German masses are composed especially artillery and marine-guns. All that that Falkenhayn. any front of invasion, should artillery fire, aided o'*0'* m K ' « « d i»*^x S of£°X , ht ...
FRANCIS JOSEPH OVERWHELMED
... Vienna is crowded with refugees and wounded soidiers. and the lack of foodstuffs is more seriously felt than ever. The Russian invasion has deprived the Austrian army v f immense quantities of provisions. NOT UNDER-ESTIMATING THE FOE Commenting on the Russian ...