... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... troops drove back the Turks, taking prisoners and two field guns. assistance was rendered our troops Russian force. THE INVASION OF ITALY. The enemy is making new against Italy. He is striking at i, somewhat nirther west than those taoked in the most ...