... the Russians. It is well known, said the Budapest correspondent of the “Morning Post,” writing on July 19 of the pos- of an invasion of Hungary, that the Russians a not confronted by a force half as strong as that “whieh thee are supposed to centrol. If ...

... BATHERS ATTACKED BY MAN-EATING SHARKS. SEVERAL TRAGEDIES ON NORTH ATLANTIC COAST. New York, July 16 (received to-day), An invasion of the North Atlantic coast waters by man-eating sharks has resulted in several tragedies, and has created 2 growing panic ...

... PUBLISHED TO DAY NEW SERIAL STORV. BY ALICE AND CLAUDE ASKEW, A GERMAN INVASION OF CUMBERLAND. ROMANCE OF THE LEAD PENCIL BIRTH-RATE ALARMS, OUR REFEREE, ...

... primary duty of the Volunteer Force was to resist invasion. had sometimes occurred to him that in discussions on-national and Imperial defence some exccssivo attention was paid to the possibility invasion. It was perhaps something a disadvantage our svstem ...

... VY FIGHTING PROCEEDING. RUSSIA’S VICTORY. INVASION OF HUNGARY BY CAVALRY. (Proas Association War Special.) Petrograd, Tuesday, 7.30 p.m. The following official communique w-as issued from the Russian headquarters this evening: Caucasus Front. —Our Cossacks ...

... entitled American's Home, is the star film at the Palace. Produced the Vitagraph Company, and in five parts, it depicts a great invasion of America and the ultimate defeat of the latter through being unprepared. Part five of the serial Greed entitled Grinding ...

... the War Office the previous day he thought he was justified in making an announcement. If the country was menaced and an invasion im- minent, the Volunteers wou!d be called out and treated as so! There was some doubt as to whether separation allowances ...

... continue, and that work already tarried out it should not dropped. Appealing to business men, his Lordship said that if wo had invasion business would cease. The best way protect their business was to prcparo themselves to turn out the invader at the shortest ...

... round, for they have been driven out the Italian towns as well as cleared from the Bukovina. All that Anstria hag got her invasion Italy from the Trcntino is a weakened force. From Budapest, the Hungarian capital, comes news that the people are pro pared ...

... which they have con- quered, but that they will also have to crush Germany Nothing less than the victorious on her own soil.” invasion of Germany will end the war or make her eve for peace, according to Herr and he-is certain that the Allies have not sufficient ...

... waggons and six engines belonging to Austro-Hungarian railways sent into Roumanian terri- tory, in consequence of the Russian invasion of Buko- wina, together with six waggon-loads of ammunition. “The of England,” says the Vicar of Leeds, has thought too much ...

... WOULD NEVER GET OUT AIN, Someone once remarked to a German general in cussing invasion: * But if you were defeated yon would never get your men out of the country again.” To which he replied: “If we were emee in the coun- try we should have won, and we ...