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... THE INVASION OF BELGILM From tho first day we waged this war war of defence. Only to defend ourselves did in va do Belgium. I emphasise that fact all the more emphatically becauso of the base misuse which even to the last few days has been made well-known ...
... NTS PEACE. lONS “A. shown repentanos for her vile invasion of Serbia, has committed atrocious acts in that land, and has made no offer reatore Serbia her teritory and her rights. In the second place, Belgium and Northern France cannot be left in the ...
... miles argonne battle. anco - American Advance Up To Seven Miles. PERSHING’S 5,000 PRISONERS. **‘ h Invasion Of Bulgaria: Serbians Capture Ishtip. ‘MOO BALKAN PRISONERS: 200 GUNS. Th facto- * rancol A me ncan push on both sides the Argonne made satis* ...
... Americans Advance Seven Miles 6? Take 5,000 Prisoners. COURAUD'S army also strikes. British Invasion of Bulgaria: Veles and Ishtip in Serbian Hands. ,D r hl.rfa U leported number over 5,000. the French and American Armies attacked in close conjunction ...
... is present Bucharest, to take command th* Bulgariau armies order wera Allied into old Serbia a® * Ft*: serve Bulgaria from invasion.—Central News. ...
... Bulgar armies. brief, the Allies in Macedonia have scored victory liunat an decisive that General Allenby in I’alestine, and invasion of Bulgaria is about begin in real earnest, in the very where Serbian heroism and Greek tectics defeated the Bulgurs in 1913 ...
... BELGIUM FILMED. A unique film showing the invasion of Belgium will b© exhibited at the Leeds Coliseum Sundae, September 20th, at 3 p.m. The picture, which depicts in true style the history of Belgium in the great war, will bring home to the public the ...
... under arms in an . emergency W! hen invasion was ‘After three cheers b been given for ’ the Volunteers, Major Cradock and said that the present Volunteers were jn a better stat e of training to resist any invasion than th Territorials were in 1915. In ...
... FRANCE. ' Germany had kept her signed with Belgium the invasion of Northern r ranee would have been impossible. The violations that treaty caused all the losses and damage that have followed there, and again Germany ought pay. SUBMARINE LOSSES. Again ...
... March the Germans said the •war would end this September. Now they not say when, but they hate you Americans. After the invasion their hatred turned against later, when Italy entered the war, their iiatc was directed that country; and now it your turn ...
... HEKTXtxo's renewal of tbe plea that Germany’s mibt«ry needs justified tbe infraction of international law constituted by the invasion of Belgium is. cool intimation to Allies that Germany stiTt believe* mat might right, and that military auur* ha* belief ...
... besides booty reported, captured some new aeroplanes and motor-cars, as well as big petrol and food dumps. A PASSAGE FOR INVASION, The “Evening Standard” learns to-day that tho ve Vardar west of Gradsko, and have established the third bridgehead south ...