... reliable source in Sofia that the Greeks in Eastern Macedonia are being exterminated bv Bulgarian!*. Between the Bulgarian invasion ana June, 1917, nearly 40,000 Greeks are estimated have died of starvation. THE NEGOTIATIONS WITH BOOMANIA. Amsterdam. Sunday ...

... machine was struck and came aflame near Yesterday morning our flights bombarded effectively the rail* station of Innsbruck. INVASION OF RUSSIA, Germans Report Large Captures. press. > Mt«r,iav*s German report states : Mfltern Theatre—Our regiments from the ...

... dresser and exquisitely carved cabinet. wa> brought from old Moorish castle in Spain, designed and built during the Moorish invasion. Answers to Correspondents* T. Dennys (Belfast)—“ The Cultured Vagabond ” will shown The Picture House, Royal Avenue, March ...

... his company. Lord French, com gratulating the Volunteers upon their achievement, said they Would be called upon the event invasion, and be urged them to prepare for such an emergency. Training camps would formed during the coming season, and as many as ...

... world. It evi-' dent thet the Germans wished profit last hours which are left to them before signature peace to extend the invasion as far as possible. Every whore the Soviet troops are offering resistance to each German advance. The same nows has been ...

... only 230 miles from another main line. The burning question the moment is Will they come hero or not?” With tho news iheir invasion the People's Commisssries to-day ordered the demobilisation stopped. Detachments partisans aro formed for the purpose of ...

... and have proceeded plough it up—Mr. hike tells Mr. Ffolliott, who' has appealed hint for protection against this organised invasion and dispossession his land, how much be appreciates the extraordinary efforts has made to comply with the Tillage Orders ...

... there an agreement essential points, Mr. Balfour uses Belgium the touchstone of tho honesty o! purpose of German diplomacy. .invasion thac country was a shocking violation of international law, as well breach of a treaty signed Prussia, and duty of tire guilty ...

... which is now raging throughout tho whole of Greater Russia. For this Germany is provided with the excuse for the further invasion of the country, whereby she may work her will upon it. parade at Brest Litovsk declaring Russia out of the war, and at the ...

... proaching sto.'un. Meanwhile the ' render Lenin and Trotsky has act W allowed interfere with the progre-?. f many's renewed invasion, although under terms accepted Russia, loses territory the aggregate about twelve times iz. Ireland, and has least ten times ...