... THE GERMAN INVASION. 2,500 RUSSIANS AND HUNDREDS OF GUNS CAPTURED. (Admiralty—per Wireless Piraa.) The following German official communique was issued yesterday afternoon Eastern Theatre of War.—On both sides of th© Riga-Petrograd railway, Russian positions ...

... not take into account the fact that it is necessary by a victory of arms prevent the realisation of the Teutonic dreams of invasion and domination, and thus they unconsciously aided within the Entente itself the treacherous actioai cf the enemy. Baron Sonnino ...

... discussion can disguise the fact that it would not take the Germans long now to march to Petrograd, where, on the news of their invasion, the People’s Commissioners, who were in session last sight, to-day ordered demobilisation to bo stopped. Detachments of ...

... the Eussian policy which he defends. That policy is not an infelicitous illustration German methods. tells that the recent invasion of Russia was solely taking place owing to the urgent appeals the population for protection against the atrocities and d ...

... aerodromes should constructed underground, because if the war lasted two years, and the Germans seriously considered the invasion this country air, mark out all our aerodromes and aircraft factories, and wipe them out. ...

... solemn treaty obligations which tie public system of Europe rested, and on which Germany had ruth, lesely trampled in her invasion Belgium. said Mr George in his speech on our war aims Januarv sth. also said tnat the first of all the Allied requirements ...

... of our finest young men are away in France and cannot vote. Let fight against might, as they are doing, to protect us from invasion and autocracy. G. STEEL ...

... be an official document of unusual interest and greater importance than ia generally supposed. We|?fa Invasion. The is threatened with a Welsh invasion Friday next. As the First of March will be St. David’s Day, it has been decided to make it a Welsh Flag ...

... and cheered members of the Government parties, while the Polandors and Czechs cried: “Wo protest against the German troops’ invasion the Ukraine.’’—Exchange. ...

... Kjfsoldi« , massed pourparlers with to R organised, and should bo t>l, offer r erT >iams refuse, then D * ® tance. RENEWED invasion. OCCUPY DVINSK AND LUTSK. SUCCESSFUL BRITISH RAIDS. NORTH* CO UNTRY TROOPS ATTACK ON A WIDE FRONT. The following dispatch ...

... Bourgeoisie, which ’.iberator, and it th« lot for life,“but to the death in the event * refusing to sign peace. If w>e to the invasion masses of citizens or-1 only strategically, but even dispersed and fighting for tlw ' every -village, hamlet, road, and ...

... This command has grown in importance during the war, and it is essential that the Eastern Coast England, the one open to invasion, should be in the hands of one who is recognised here and in France as Great Britain’s greatest soldier and ablest strategist ...