... ATIONAL MISSION, WORK FOR VOLUNTEERS. GEN. SIR MOORE CREAGH IN DEFENCE AGAINST INVASION. Prior to departing on a route march.on Saturday, the West London Companies oi the London Volunteor Regt., to the number of about 950, were inspected in Hyde Park ...

... reasonable, but the extreme desirability of keeping the submarine business well in hand is fairly obvious. In the matter of invasion, too, it should, of course, be remarked that the unlikelihood ot success does not necessarily mean that it will not be tritd ...

... offensive against Greek Macedonia. Government circles do not in the power of resistance of Allies, ly ises the question of 2 invasion of Greek acedonia. Even if the Government believes in the disinterested- ness of the Bulgars, as seems to be the case, will ...

... Abead IN ~ NOTES IN THE WES®.. ec ARTICLES Prom the Trenches”: By P. Mecgill. The New FOREIGN :— ‘Toe Ve Germans Held > in Invasion of Greece..- United States Submarine Wer Bombing at St. — rr) Closer Six New V.C°S Hede Officers und se Ledy’s Tragic ...

... sixteen killed. is stated that the Government will give the army full rein to catch the bandits. This would not considered invasion of Mexico, but merely pursuit of outlaw band which the local Government had control. / ...

... Moslem - 'than they have previously half a century, '| n , 7 r.. 'ft? man Empire vital*, is immediately I*'1*' \ wide tide invasion. 'at any rate fatal to the. The - Times ' cut reports a great t says it has been / ! intolerable privations . troop? been ...

... Mexican territory, and that the Government will give the Army full rein to catch the bandits. This would not oonsideired an invasion Mexico, but merely of an outlaw -band over which the ocal Government has control.—Router. Washington, Friday. statement issued ...

... separate commercial treaties with Austria or Germany, and deciding upon the necessary steps to take in order to prevent the invasion of the Allied Countries by German products immediately after the war. As the strength of Germany is based upon her commercial ...

... and evidence of increased liveliness on the part of the enemy provides plenty of material for gossip. The threatened invasion ox England is discussed, of course, from evety conceivable standpoint. Opinion in naval circles is not disposed to any ...

... given by British agriculturists, are being apportioned among these brave farmers who have suffered ruin through the German invasion. The Committee seeks to afford similar assistance in all invaded countries as opportunity occurs. ...

... sixteen killed. It is stated that Government will give the army full rein to catch the bandit.. This mild not be considered an invasion of Mexico, but merely the pursuit of an outlaw band over o hieli the local government have no control. — Reuter. ...

... advice tangling Alliances is applicaole to American n. n wW uttered. The advantageous, and tft J by Americans may s M from invasion by Germ trance into {e defensive Alliance v.ith ~c and France to maintain the seas for these 0 cumstances, and ' oi- by sea ...