... INVASION OF BUKOVINA. Russian Advance on Bessarabian Front. Fall of the Capital Reported. Commons and the Conscientious Objector. EAST AND WEST OF THE MEUSE. intense Bombardments But No Infantry Actions. The following telegraphic despatch has been received ...

... 24, EXHIBITION. Remitting and the Invasion Sears of Iso4, Mr. W. H. A. Rutter, of Leeds, has lent to the Old Newcastle Exhibition at the Laing Art Gallery several extremely interesting paper. negatives and prints of the great fire of 1654, MAO by the ...

... the militiry censorship. The concentration of troops l points, it is believed, to the commencement of the invasion in a few hours, if that invasion has not already begun. General Funston, who is in command, predicts a long campaign. —Exchange. WASHINGTON ...

... account the military censorship. The concentration of troops points, it believed, to the commencement of the invasion in a few urn, if invasion has not already begun. General Funsfcon, who in command, predicts long campaign.—Exchs£xgr>. ...

... scores of places —Essen among others —which can be attacked. There are hangars which can be raided and destroyed. Prospects of Invasion. Referring the appearance of the German war vessels in the Nortu Sea, the Standard says: We shall do well to accustom ourselves ...

... country. was one of the and most powerful cities Asia under Shah Abbas the Great in the century, hut in 1722, during the Afghan invasion, its walls were destroyed. is still the second largest trading emporium in Persia, yielding in supremacy only to Tabriz. ...

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... junctions. and store depots. Far too much, says our contemporary, is made of the inefficiency of our defences against invasion by air. It is exasperating aud revolting that enemy airships should float over London, and even as far as 1.50 miles inland ...

... Commanding Hi 9 Majesty's Forces in this district, giving directions for the removal the inhabitants and stock in case of invasion. Thirty-six thousand three hundred and forty persons have seen the exhibition, and children from the senior departments of ...

... other thousands of uneducated Mexicans flocking to the bandit Villa's banner to repel what they believe to be the forcible invasion of their country by the hated gringoes. AMERICAN TROOPS CROSS THE MEXICAN BORDER York, Wednesday. The Associated Press ...

... the Isthmus of Tehuantepec at present, owing to the disturbed conditions there. Several newspapers announce that a punitive invasion Mexico began under Brigadier-General Pershing early this morning. If this is true the War Department is keeping it quiet ...

... It is stated on good authority the Government give the army full rein to catch bandits. This would not be considered the invasion of Mexico, but merely the pursuit of outlaw band over which the local Government hag control.— Reuter. THE SCANDINAVIAN ...