... Journal writes,-.We understand all tho better the misfortunes of 'the Roumanians since we ourselves experienced the eared of invasion and almost experienced their misfortune. The 'Echo de Paris writeet—ln this time of tried through hich the Roumanian people ...

... increased since Von Falkenhayn made the concentration in the Jiu Valley with which he carried the invasion Wallachia. If that is the manner in which, first the invasion Wallachia, then this relief offensive” against Transylvania, have been worked out, then what ...

... Neville Lyttelton, speaking at a Volunteer recruiting meeting at Chelsea last night, said he was not alarmed at the cry of invasion. What was more likely was a sudden local raid, and such a case Volunteers were essentially required. ...

... of the enemy offensive in Roumania with the object joining their lino at the Cernavoda Bridge with the Army in the for the invasion of Bessarabia. The only member the Entente Powers that can help the Roumanians to resist that is Russia, and it may be taken ...

... greater imi)ori2r~ ma,, , > than even the granaries of RouWaL'*, there is no doubt but that the gres ~1- by Germany in the invasion of the ovZ** ®* been primarily with this object m .W,* *' therefore, to be hoped that the Ron-. ’ ' is, 1 ritie. have taken ...

... but for the fact that the needs of Berlin had drained the resources of Vienna Italy would have been in danger of formidable invasion. Her task was not an easy one, and she did not expect any overwhelming triumph. Like Joffee, however, Cadorna knew exactly ...

... progress that he arrived at the capital of Down before the-local chiefs (who were worn out with the Danish invasion) heard anything of the threatened invasion of the •land of Ulidia. And taken thus by surprise, the people of Downpatrick were put to the , saord ...

... that protest, ana, place record their sense of the debt, they owe to her, unite in making tie declaration 1 When tha sudden invasion of ij prepared the Central Empires temporary euccess, the Allies agreed uaiuJ provisioning and maintenance oi the fouj people ...

... desiring place on record their sense of the debt which they owo her, unite in making the following declaration: When the sudden invasion (K Belgium, long prepared the Central pi rev, attained its temporary sue**** the Allies agreed that provisioning and maintenance ...

... have fallen into the enemy’s hands in Roumania; but the fact well known that very little food or oil has resulted from the invasion of Rouroania, where the retreat has been orderly and carried out after tho removal of as many stores possible, and the d ...

... of our Allies mamrnvre battles; but if measures have been taken to entrench strongly shorter line further east the tide of invasion may yet stayed. ...

... great hope that that would be done fully at an early date. They were going to arm completely those battalions who in case of invasion would be the ihost likely first to meet the enemy. They were taking, the first instance, roughly about 150,000 men. but they ...