... THE INVASION. FLOODS ENTER CITY RESIDENCES. The recent heavy weather has resulted in certain parts of the city being state of flood unequalled for many years Several residential areas were mode quite impassable, and roadways crossing the base of gradients ...

... THE INVASION. GERMANY AIDS UKRAINE'S FiGHT FOR FREEDOM. German BERLIN, Friday. In Hapsal has been captured. The Fir.-t Esthonian Regiment has placed itself at the disposal of the German command. In Livonia our columns have pressed beyond Ronnebikrg ...

... OUR LETTER-BOX. LADIES' INVASION OF SMOKERS THE RAILWAY. |, papjp. voice a protest against the use—or, rather, —of smoking compartments on the Liverpool to «Southport electric railway by members of the fair sox ? Notwithstanding the fact that the ...

... INTO GERMANY. PROGRESS OF THE ALLIED INVASION. The Allies have now invaded Germany. A Belgian cavalry brigade on Saturday entered Aix-la-Chapelle, the frontier city of Rhenish Prussia, at the request of the German authorities. British troops further south ...

... trained by their own efforts and at their own cost for the purpose of acting as a last line of defenco the event of the invasion of this island. Field Marshal Lord French, upon whom the burden of providing for our home defence lay, was quick to perceive ...

... U.S. BASEBALL PLAYERS TO GIVE AN EXHIBITION AT GOODISON PARK. One result of the American invasion of Liverpool is the arrangement of a baseball match to be played at Goodison Park tomorrow week for the Lord Mayor's Million Shilling Fund. The cream the ...

... Russian revolution. On you this moment rests responsibility for success or of world-wide efforts for people's peace. Gorman invasion of Russia a blow against labour and democracy in ail Lands. ...

... A LAND INVASION. TAKE POSSESSION OF A The recei LORD'S’ estate, Co ver over Jxnds on Lord in the Cha nee, reported to Mr. Justice fs ber of men b iVision, Dublin, that a num. them, and divi on the lands, ploughed of’ “acres. th ‘up, taking possession ...

... explosives and poison gas and flame. They have sworn that German submarines, and not the Hun shall not pass only the threat of invasion, that Amiens shall not be but the grim spectre of captured, and they are freely starvation would stare us laying down their ...

... be believed, and he added proof good faith that the rails the frontier would ' taken up. It was not, however, prevent the invasion Belgium that this was be done. The rails were taken up, but by some hundred thousand men in hot haste. ...

... neutrality shall be guaranteed by all the Powers. Three different indemnities are involved. The first for damage during the invasion is un'mportant, and will be p*id The second, for tlio. damage done digging trenches, is equal regarding both parties, and ...

... testilied that towards the end of 1914 the deceased had written to Mr. H G. Wells suggesting that in the event of German invasion of this country the male population should cut the throats of the women and children. Witness saw Balfour, who said was ashamed ...