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... INVASION OF MFXICO. AMERICANS CROSS THE BORDER. London, Marchl6.—New York: General Funston announces that General Pershing's entire force has crossed the border and joined the Carranza forces. GERMANY AND RUMANIA. Londorl, March 15.—Bukhare8t : The German ...
... 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 ...
... AMERICAN INVASION OF MEXICO. TROOPS ACROSS THE BORDER. New York, Wednesday. The Associated Press publishes a telegram from Washington e-tatinc that American broops are believed have crossed the Mexican border. They the first part the expedition against ...
... INVASION BY PUBLIC IN SEARCH OF FOOD. FAULTY ADMINISTRATION. ZURICH, Maroh 10. Writing on the present provisioning situation in Vienna, the Neue Freie Pre.see lays: — The surprising and unfounded of provisions was the most prominent feature in the ...
... Central American republic was busily preparing for war to he ready for a threatened invasion. A batch of twenty raw rei ruits had juts been mustered for the purpose of instruction, and the sergeant in 'large handed a note to the officer in command of ...
... out there are barring clauses against such allusions. VIA INVASION OF PAINS. If a De Courville revue starring Miss Shirley Kellogg does go to Paris. then we shall have a double English invasion of the French capital, for it is understood Mr. Alfred Butt ...
... 'GLISPIMAN, GERMANS AND INVASION OF BURMA. ...
... 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>. ...
... months, was also the first instance In which allied airmen carried the war to the enemy's air camp immediately after an air invasion of England. This policy. it is understood, will be pursued in every case hereafter. Lord Derby made this decision immediately ...
... Portugal is, in fact, Great Britain's oldest Ally, and. according to the treaties between the two Powers, in case of war or invasion, both agree to assist each other with arms, men, and ammunition when required and will also assiet in the protection of each ...