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... THE SERBIAN ADVANCE AND ROUMANIAN INVASION. Amsterdam, Tuesday. An official communication, issued yesterday Sofia, says: Macedonian Front.—From Presba Lake to Height south of Koimackalan, there has l»eeu vigorous artillery activity, without infantry ...
... FROM THE WAR OFFICE. LORD FRENCH AND INVASION important letter from the War Office, stating intentions of the Army Council ti..,, future the Volunteer Force, wa.- ad by the •>. dent, the Earl HarewoorJ. the meeting the • Riding Territorial Association ...
... Griffiths suggested legislation abolishing inquests on bodies of enemy kilied in this country during Zeppelin or other raids‘or invasions. Mr. Samuel said the powers of coroners to hold in- quests rested upon statute. He did not think it desir- able that these ...
... production previous war, propose forming a small company to run this vary profitable branch, Invite correspondence from invasions thair Tha Yorkshire Poet, Leeds, ...
... if any good is to be done the way of relieving Roumania. and should all like to see latest Ally freed from the menace of invasion. Russia only can help with men and munitions, and w© may be sure that she ivill do, and is doing, her best. But neither Russia ...
... this front, for \r- enemy arc fighting the Allies' territory. which a vast advantage. Britain happy, indeed, in escaping invasion, except surrendering Zeppelin crew. ...
... equipped troops, and provide few facilities for out- flanking movements. There is, therefore, little reason to fear a successful invasion so long as the enemy are prevented, by the pressure to which they are being sub- jected on other fronts, from assembling ...
... that there could no question of compulsory scrvioo unless the Volunteers are actually, embodied under imminent threat of invasion. ...
... observer. The seaplane was recked tho sea. MACK'NSEN S BLOW IN DOBRUJA The Germans have been unable make much headway with their invasion Roomania from Transylvania, and tho latest Berlin report speaks the repulse •f attacks the Roumanians. In the Dobruja, the ...
... have pro- posed to their respective Governments that they should inform Greece, through her abroad, and while the Bulgarian invasion of her territory is not a question sufficiently i nteresting to the Entente to if Greece on her own initia- tive declares ...
... as Germany could not invade tbe aus have said it would be a_perfectl and the United States would not send over an or th invasion of Germany, and the share of ooh 1s in the war would be sim ly te fin- ‘Allies and furnish them with supp! es. Ger- ws the ...
... applied. A bridge-head Czernavoda is essential for a speedy and effective invasion of Bulgaria, but its loss does not necessarily imply that the defence of Roumania against invasion from the South is gravely imperilled. The moderate number prisoners captured ...