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... THE RISK OF INVASION, In regard the other point, namely, the disproportion between the large number of troops whom wo retain at home and those send abroad to the various theatres o fwar, somewhat the same considerations apply. There again our position ...
... two fold. the fir*t place it hat 0 own shores front invasion. and to ,j port our troops and their emptier. itt || military theatre.-. Hut quite equal its task of the freedom t> mercantile marine of all the Alle., the enemy of the power either needs, of ...
... BY ALICb AND CLAUDE ASKEW. A GERMAN INVASION OF ...
... and the moving of reserves, counter-offensive will be begun. ITALY’S GREAT DEFENCE. LITTLE PROSPECT OF SUCCESSFUL AUSTRIAN INVASION. (“Times’* War Telegram, per P.A.) Italian Head-quarters, Monday brief visit to the Trentino front, which I have been able ...
... Government Press is making desperate efforts allay public anxiety declaring* that thero absolutely damage from Bulgarian invasion, that Germany guarantees the withdrawal of the Bulgarians after the operations urc ended, and that justice and {airplay rtMjuirud ...
... Scrres. The news from Eastern Macedonia is hot reassuring. The population are suffering from uightraaro horror of a Bulgarian invasion, in addition to which hunger making itself felt. Supplies of flour have failed. Thousands of refugees are concentrating Serres ...
... Unfortunately they left an epidemic typhus behind them, and the toll was a heavy one. Then came tho dramatic history of the invasion Serbia by united Austrian, German, and Bulgarian armies, which looked upon the country as a key to Bagdad and the East. 'The ...
... Brigadier* General, who. an address, said that though t:.c magnificent action our Fleet had away for t:u.? the probability invasion, still would attempted. Therefore, for tn. home defence, the Vohmteeis were 1 equips. .. war lasted for -ome consid« time ...
... hostilities and the signing of a peace treaty. “ These measures are. intended to preserve the markets the Allies from an invasion of the merchandise which is lying in enormous quantities in the warehouses of the Central Empires.” The British delegate ...
... imminent, the Germaus would have to choose between risking their fleet in a desperate bid for victory at sea or in an attempted invasion of England, and the alternative of seeing their nascent naval power disappear under the terms of peace imposed by the Allies ...
... DRASTIC STEP AT SALONICA., GENERAL SARRAIL DECLARES MARTIAL LAW. A drastic measure, foreshadowed since the Buigarian invasion rendered it necessary, has been taken at Salonica by Genoral Serrail, who hss proclaimed a state of siege throughout the zone ...
... y, the mctiraion has giron the enemy posses«>‘on one of principal ~-,ief fo- invasion i- now fortify and dof end it. has besides laid open ipm. ocra«ien rises, tlm invasion of the whole of ha-tern Macedonia. Any resistance which *he Greeks conld have ...