... THE INVASION OF ITALY ANOTHER 60,000 CLAIMED. According to the German Italian troops have cut (jfl the eastern side tlie Tagltamento and have surrendered, while several honored additional guns have fallen into the bands the enecy. The Italians, the Berlin ...

... THE INVASION OF ITALY . Th° Austro-Germans continue force Uieir way from the mountains between Ip Rronta and the Piave into the 'enctian I’lain. On Wednesday they Stacked Tasson-00l about midbetween the two rivers. They were ’ffi'iven back at all points ...

... member, asked Mr Bonar Law if could givo any information with regard to the rumours which were afloat on Sunday night of invasions.in Scotland, Lowestoft, and elsewhere. Mr Bonar Law replied: 1 have heard a groat many rumours of that kind myself, but have ...

... Italians, bringing the toll of prisoners to 180,000. General Cadorna, nevertheless, is calmly confident of his power arrest the invasion. an important matter that he has extricated the main army from the danger which threatened to overwhelm it; and with the ...

... Government, and influenced also dissatisfaction with other proceedings the Ministry, and particularly at its (allure provent the invasion of England merely eiogle units of enemy aircraft, but of squadrons of them. Miniiters were advised that they could not count ...

... was once enthusiastically described by the Kaiser, wlio hoped that his invention wou'k! furnish the means for a successful invasion Britain, was born in 1838 near Friedrichshafen. in Wurtemberg. belonged au ancient family, whose decaying fortunes had partly ...

... Does that, asked Lord Robert, mean that Belgium is left in ruins, without any compensation for the havoc wrought unprovoked invasion? Mr Snowden couhl not stand to his own policy thus nakedly stated. have always,” he said, demanded an essential of any settlement ...

... were very chary sending troops out the country. The Commission note extenuation their attitude that tho reality tho danger invasion on the northwest frontier India and of simultaneous internal disturbance the continual mobilisation a large force the frontier ...

... Friday evening resolution was adopted protesting against the inclusion the burgh in the proposed now Soiico district as invasion of the freeom of the burgh and violation of its rights'under royal charter. Monday afternoon the Town Council had a conference ...

... in France” most incriminating record of the devaidation, pillage, murder, and revolting crime which have marked the German invasion; and it is illustrated numerous photographs of wrecked villages and towns, and by serviceable maps. The volume is published ...

... FRESH MENACE TO RUSSIA GERMAN INVASION IN GULF OF RIGA. The following despatch was sent out from Petrograd on Saturday ; The enemy working stubbornly clear the entrance into the Gulf of Riga, near the Courland coaast. On Friday, under cover of naval forces ...

... adequate to keep army defend her own frontiers? Was she preparing for invasion? (“ No.”) Was France, who was obviously unprepared protect her own frontier—was she preparing for invasion? Or was it Belgium that was going invade Germany? (Laughter.) Was the ...