... AD3ORALTY AND INVASION. Of the patsiliilities of remote ere, a review will he made afresh wheh the reorganisation of the Admiralty is pitted. Despite certain alarmist speeelim, this threat of invasion is at best a In responsible quarters it is not tneted ...

... THE INVASION OF PODOLIA. Vienna, Saturday. On the Italian Fronts there were no events importance. Podolia the.operations arc progressing in accordance with our plan. Our troops reached Luchowy, Proskuroff, and Lipkany. On the occasion the occupation Chotin ...

... ACID INVASION. The whole of Bishop's Varaiettes as a remedy and preventive of uric acid laments arises from the fact that they have the power to destroy uric acid. Gradually, but resistlessly, Bishop's Varalettes effect a radical chemical change in the ...

... voixnteers and invasion At question time, in the House Commons, Tuesday evening, Sir W. Bull asked Mr. whether, view of the fact that many members of the Volunteer Force are responsible for the conduct of businesses and have liabilities as householders ...

... INVASION OF BULGARIA Tit the Balkan:, Briti-h troop 4 have enteie(! 11., ; ,tria on the main 'road from Struninitza ti Sofia. after f , triking scrape; the Mashitza riu4re. (heck troop- are fighting with the British on thi. right wing of the Allied Army ...

... INVASION INSTRUCTIONS. Instructions for the Civil Population in the event of a Landing by the Enemy in the Country—an event probable now than earlier in the war. It has come to the notice of the Military Anth°titles that there is some doubt on the part ...

... INVASION OF BULCJRIA. BRITISH ADVANCE CONTINUED. FRENCH CAPTURE 10,000 PRISONERS AND 200 GUNS The War Office announces—Our cavalry and infantry continue their advance into Bulgaria. British and troops are advancing up the steep Beieachista range. The ...

... THE INVASION CONTINUED. ENEMY CLAIMS A TOTAL OF OVER ‘ 9,000 PRISONERS. To-day’s German officiel report follows :— ,In ‘Eathonia. our pressing . wards, In Livonia Walk: has been occupied. In the Ukraine, the forces which were advan- cing southwards - ...

... VOLUNTEERS AND INVASION. It is currently believed regarding Volunteers that they may slmrtly mobilised for active servic e and perhaps sent to Ireland to relieve regulars. This, however, is unlikely. It is true that Volunteers may have to serve anywhere ...

... IS INVASION POSSIBLE? In asking this question we do not refer to the possibility of spasmodic raids of aircraft: The Germans have established the fact beyond all •doubt - - that they- can tome and inflict serious damage upon us from the air: The question ...

... THE ALIEN INVASION. In Tin rise Common WednegdLaj, Col. Ireslie Wilson asked the President of the Local Government Board whether, in view of the influx aliens due to air raids into residential areas near London, proposed to introduce a Bill which would ...

... THE INVASION OF GERMANY Copenhagen, Thursday. A Berlin telegram states that the Independent Socialist, organ, Die Frciheit.” learns from Holland that rumours to the effect that the Powers are anxious touudertake lurthor invasion of Germany uro false. ...