... OR INVASION. Lord Robert Cecil, speaking at a lunch given the Anglo - Belgian Union at the Holbom Restaurant said nothing could be moi-e certain than that in a very few weeks Belgium would be clear of the invader. Germany must now either accept such necessary ...

... FEARS OF INVASION. COPENHAGEN, Friday Night A telegram from Munich dated Thursday ittatea that the Minister of War (General von Beiltnerath) has informed the Finance Oommittee that Bavarian and other German troopa had reached the Tanern Railway and the ...

... FEAR OF INVASION. COPENHAGEN, Sunday.----According to a Munich dispatch to the Politiken, great unrest, border• ing on panic, prevails in Southern Bavaria, where defensive measures are being pushed forward feverishly in view of the danger of enemy invasion ...

... INVASION OF TYROL BY BAVARIAN TROOPS. Friends, but Will Force Passage If Necessary. ZURICH, Thursday.—The Innsbruck& N achrichten states that the Bavarian Ministry for War has sent a telegram to the president of the Tyrol National Council stating that ...

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... FEARING INVASION. BAVARIAN TROOPS SENT INTO THE TYROL. APPEAL TO THE PEOPLE. (PI! ESS ASSOCIATION WAR SPECIAL.) AMSTERDAM, Thursday. The Bavarian Minister War has issued the following proclamation: Armistice conditions imposed on our former Austrian ally ...

... Preparing fer invasion, A sudden and successful de'-rent the enemy the East Coast was always considered naval experts as possible contingency, and Nottingham was selected the competent military authority as the centre to which all Lincolnshire refugees ...

... ROUMANIANS’ INVASION TRANSYLVANIA. Phue, November if. A Enrich message the * Petit according despatch from Budapest dated November 15, that the Roumanian vnngaa.rrl having erossed several ridges in the ' -VP asotnit a pash* tomUiites.-Seehpwm, ...

... Projected Invasion of Burma. Another echooner cleared from Manila for Shanghai with cargo of arms and ammunition which were discovered by thff' Customs authorities, who made the master unload them before sailing. She had board two Wehde and Boehm. The ...

... GERMAN FEAR INVASION AMERICANS' NEXT MOVE The Exchange Telegraph Company's correepon- [ dent with the Americans The Americana have now reached Mouse. where the rr.aiib have planned their laat stand save the ' Fatherland from invasion on front SO miles ...

... BAVARIA'S FEAR OF INVASION. Troops for tha Northern Tyrol. ASSOCIATION WAR STBCIAL. Amsterdam. Thursday. The Bavarian Minister of War has issued the fol- lowing proclamation:— , . The armistice conditions imposed on our former Austrian Allv render it ...

... BAVARIAN INVASION OF THE TYROL Austrian Government's Protest. paESS ASSOCIATION WAR SPECIAL. Amsterdam, Thursday. A Sal/burg telegram states that, about two battalions of Bavarian troops arrived there yesterday afternoon, with the- intention of going ...