... THE INVASION OF KOUMANIA. Tho Austro-Gcrman forces under Markenscn which crossed tho Danube ippear lo have captured Alexandria (fifty miles south-west of Bukharest) after violent fighting sonth the town. Mackcnsen is now pushing forward in north-westerly ...

... LOWING MEi ace €F invasion ROUMANIA. THE INVASION OF ROUMANIA. Despite the splendid resistance which the Roumanians are offering, the Austro- German forces under Falkenhayn are making progress in their invasion of Rouraania. South the Torzburg Pass, wesi ...

... NEW RUSSIAN INVASION OF Lilians Admit North-West TRANSYLVANIA. Our Ally’s Progress of Tolgyes Pass. ...

... NEW RUSSIAN INVASION OF TRANSYLVANIA. Germans Admit North-West Our Ally’s Progress of Tolgyes Pass. ...

... SOWING MENACE CF INVASION OF ROMANIA. OF ROUMANIA the splendid resistance which a® Roumanians are offering, the Austroforces under Falkenhayn are progress in their invasion of of the Torzburg Pass, west of the Bukharest, the enemy hae now twelve miles ...

... Russia and tfie The position in tho Balkans continues to give cause for anxiety. Tho invasion of Ronmania has not been brought a standstill, and the looked-for offensive big scale by combined Roumanian and Russian forces has still to come. In Russia drastic ...

... In the event of an invasion being imminent the men can now be embodied, and will receive separation allowances and compensation for deaths or injuries same linos the rest of the armed forces of the Crown. Short contingency of invasion, the Volunteers can ...

... Monastir. I skub is connected by rail with the Bel,iade Constantinople Railway. the invasion or roumania. the Germans make big claim as 'o he progless of their invasion of Kounisnia the official report issued yes- It is alleged that south of the Vulcan ...

... ENEMY RAID IN CHANNEL ROUMANIAN PERIL. The German invasion of Ronmania has now assumed serious dimensions, the ravity of the situation accentuated crossm? of the Danube a joimne up. to the Berlin report, with forces. Gormans who came down the Vulcan and ...

... Moreover. the Volunteers would play a great and worthy part if ever colled upon to repel attempted invasion. must alwav* act and appear as though invasion was possible, and then can never takeu bv surprise. '* the mam front-/* proceeded his Txirdship. the ...

... deafening. The birds depart in the mornings, and there is renewal of the feathered visitation until the afternoon. One theory the invasion that the starlings are on their way to the roed bed© the low-lying Eastern countries, where they generally spend the autumn ...

... M. Reid, the first being typical English country scene, and the second a view of the peaceful old city Bruges before the invasion. WHARFE ANGLING PROSPECTS Ag the result of another rainless •week, thGL river Wharfe lias been running all week at a nbrmal ...