... INVASION BEACONS When invasion threatened special arrangements had to be made for signalling the news every portion of the kingdom. On every great height huge beacons were built so that the lighting of one would quickly bring into existence chain of fire ...

... tHE INVASION OF HUNGARY The Roumanians have croesed the Hungarian frontier at numerous places, and already taken three Hungarian towns, including Brasso (or Kronstadt), Pith a population of 40,000 people, and eight miles over the frontier, The Fourth ...

... -ESTABLIBBLDI7I& *unlop speaks his mind. tally it’s a pity in some ways tven’t actual war in this country. here’s nothing like an invasion ake patriotism a live thing : Belgium example is more truly Belgium toty than ever before. •ere in England —with all due ...

... out for actual military service if and when it becomes necessary for the purpose of repelling the enemy in the event of an invasion being imminent, but they can render valuable service in the meantime assuming responsibility for guarding, the rota system ...

... ROUMANIAN ULTIMATUM TO BULGARIA; EIGHT MILES’ ADVANCE INTO HUNGARY. THE INVASION OF HUNGARY. ROUMANIANS WELL OVER FRONTIER. RUSSIAN ARMY CROSSING ROUMAMA. Bukharest, Tuesday, 7 a,m. The following official communique is issued here: On the northern and ...

... Eastern Macedonia, as defined the Greek possessions east of the Struma River Here had troops, nor it our intention defend its invasion by the Bulgars. This is a mattor that concerns and touches the Greeks, and not the military command of the Allies. The enemy ...

... the prisoners bear witness, were under the illusion that the powerful effort made us to arrest and throw back the Austrian invasion of the Trentino had exhausted our power of taking the offensive for a long tune. On the contrary, the rapid manoeuvring of ...

... THE KING REALISE THE DANGER. (Through Reuter’s Agency,) Athens, Sunday To-day’s meeting of protest against tlie Bulgarian invasion was the most imposing political meeting held in Greece since the Greek kingdom came into existence. The crowds which assembled ...

... violation of Belgium and the desolation of Franco, at the extinction of Serbia and the wrecking of Poland, not to mention the invasion of Russia and the annihilation of the Armenians by the Turks. We know the nature of the task before ns, but are assured of ...

... abnormal profitable commerce with Austria and Germany. Th~ immense assistance which Roumania could render to the Entente by the invasion of Hungary a casual glance at the map of Europe will show. In addition to the reasons already adduced for the prolongation ...

... that the command of our Hungarian honveds confided to a foreigner.’’ What he called a danger Hungary is not only a Russian invasion, but the subjection of Hungary German dictatorship, and the ultimate destiny of being absorbed with the entire Monarchy Germanv ...

... Germans are the defensive ; on the Somme they are the defensive. Their allies, the Austrians, are striving to hold back invasions on two fronts. The Turks are defending the remnants of a shattered Empire. Everywhere the initiative has passed to us; even ...