... AN AMERICAN INVASION! The calling up of single men in the Derby groups. conscripts and married men who have attested, is event which will have • for-reaching ant on the music-hall Indus try. in common with all others. There an thousands of artists and ...

... THE CHANCE OF INVASION. for many years before the outbreak war the invasion of hogland was one of the most dearly cherished schemes of tue German General waif, and from! oua an the idea governing the distribution of the Britian Fleet was frustration of ...

... also partly serve as an excuse for ‘‘frightfulness.” Now. however, we learn that there were Russian severities in the first invasion and that in the second the Russians acted with purely militai'y motives, and especially avoided insults religion and damage ...

... Dominions from the British Empire, or at any rate their absolute refusal to share in the war, a new Boer rising, Turkish invasion Egypt from one side, with Bedouin attack from Tripoli on the other, rapid Tnrkish-German conquest of Persia, from which rebellion ...

... never repay. To say that the Fleet which has done and is doing such superb work in safeguarding these shores £ free from invasion) should now embark on reckless, wild cat enterprises, and perhaps attempt another Dardanelles disaster, perhaps in smaller ...

... Inainl• owing to the reverses recently suffered by the Turks in .irmenia at the hands of our Russian Albeit, Jemal Pasha's invasion of valley of the Nile has tooled out, while Euver Paelia's brother has been I:4led in his ill-tinted raid on the F.gyptian ...

... counterpart. Tho invasion of Egypt by the Senegal from the west was timed to coincide with Jemal Pasha's incursion from Syria against Egypt from across the Sues Canal on the east. But Turkey has more pressing preoccupations than an invasion of Egypt from ...

... war swept eastward over almost the whole country, westward again, once more eastward, then westward, and the last German invasion crossed the country from owl to end, bringing destruction to the homes of the people in town and country and to the products ...

... mw‘t discovered i The Turks began their preparations | James Their, deck hand, and Geom: notes and _si and bank meim for the invasion of Egypt on a very | Coal, a.cdok. both belonging to totalling £3OO. The money was rol Jarge and costly scale, but the fall ...

... Of that fact lam absolutely convinced. The Germans had prepared and arranged elaborate and well thought out plan for the invasion, conquest and occupation of Ireland, as such a move would be one of the most deadly blows they could give to the maritime ...

... which he said the whole of Russia hailed with satisfaction his Majesty’s firm resolve to continue the struggle after the invasion of his realm. The King, replying, said he could not help thinking that it was a strange fate which made him receive credentials ...

... 30 DAYS FREE TRIAL MEADWaseesersarsa WILSON NOT TOO PROUD U.S. INVASION OF MEXICO. A PUNITIVE EXPEDITION. NEW YORK. Wednesday.—An Anewlate& Prem Washington telegram Matte the United Stator Iroope red the Mexican border the atteraooa. They Constitute ...