... INVASION OF CANADA* It soerns incredible, but is nevertheless true, that Germany had German army oi' reservists on American soil, contemplating ail invasion of Canada. This invasion, hatched Von Papen and arranged by him and his confederates, the German ...

... A GERMAN INVASION FOREIGN MINERS ELIZABETH’S DAY. have heard much German invasions, but few people, and leas: of all the tourists of the ume, realise that the Lake district invaded by Germans tar back as Queen Elizabeth's day. It is true this was peaceful ...

... COUNTER-STROKE BY RUSSIANS. ENEMY DRIVEN BACKON TEN MILES FRONT. BESSARABIA INVASION ARRESTED. (Press Association War Special) Petrograd, Tuesday A telegram from KISCHINEFF states that according to a reportreceived from KHOTIN, the enemy’s troops have ...

... CEN L EMPIRES BRITL il Amsterdam, Alonday +\ German paper states that the stocks of corn found in Roumania after the invasion have now been distributed among the Central Powers. Among the stocks are 90,000 tons which were the roperty of the former Burcau ...

... August, 1914, may well tremble at the change of tone. The reason given for the invasion Belgium, that Germany could not otherwise have faced a defensive war without suffering invasion, and the strange statement that the German armies were inferior numbers even ...

... loan Serbia throe hundred million francs (£12,000,000). The purposo this loan to cover the war expenditure incurred by the invasion Serbia. All those refusing to subscribe the loan are threatened with deportation. ...

... Their fea is that it roke down be- cause of up again. that exception about invasion. They now arg ue that every country at war or wanting to go to war, al pleads fear of invasion, and the new I ‘nternational must provide for voting in all circumstances ...

... the. use of explosive for stunning the and bringing them t'no where they are raked in with hand-nets. Previous the German invasion the canals, livers, and waterways had been brought to high slate of fish pr©dotivenea*. both slocking them and enforcement ...

... adequate to keep an Army to defend her own frontiers? Was she preparing for invasion? Was France, who was obviously unprepared to protect her own frontierwas she preparing for invasion, or was it Belgium that was going to invade Germany? Was the Serbian Army ...

... enjoined therein recognise th© hand of God in the fact of the soil of the Fatherland having hitherto been protected from invasion, and were also exhorted to humility. In view of the murder of the crew the Belgian Prince, the following sentence in the ...

... were enjoined to. recognise the hand of God in the fact of the coil of the Fatherland baving hitherto been protected from invasion, and were also exhorted to humility, Bia the “the Belgian Prince, the following sen‘ interest :—' We will comport ourselves ...

... the German miners wore killed in the war. and many returned their homes, hut there are still descendants of this Teutonic invasion to met with in the district, as the names of the Stampers, Stangors. Senogles. and Mosers in some sort eene indicate. Some ...