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THE ENEMY’S LAST CHANCE
... essential stipulations are unalterable, and con- stitute, moreover, the last possibility given to the enemy to escape the invasion of their eu pire.—Reuter. ...
FRENCH AND REPARATION
... desirable that those who are to take part in the ace prelimin aty should visit the department of France which have suffered from invasion and see for themselves the extent of the damage done by the enemy.—Exchange. ...
GERMANY’S EXCUSE
... undary should be protecte Troops had als. 5 been assembled on Bavaria’s eastern frontier, but appeared jmprobable.—Reuter. an invasion of German territory by the Czechs home last night James Foster (61) Through falling forward on the fire at his street, Oldham ...
THOUSANDS OF GERMANS N PERIL. MAIN PIVOT OF OLE FRONT TAKEN Defences Being North ot Sedan. The Exchange ..
... says: The Americans have now reached the Meu: where the Germans had planned their last stand to save the Fatherland from invasion on a front of over 50 miles. They have crossed ¢! river south of Sienay on a ten-mile front and surmounted the crests of ...
SLAVES?!
... TO-DAY SHOW YOUR- GRATITUDE THE MEN OF THE FLEET AND GALLANT MERCHANT SERVICE who WAVE SAVED OUR LAND FROM INVASION AND STARVATION THOUSANDS OF THEM HAVE men THAT WE MIGHT LIVE LORD JELLICOE'S APPEAL TO MANCHESTER. SEND YOUR “ NOW TO THE LINGS FUND ...
THE AUSTRIAN WITHDRAWAL
... new danger that threatens them. Bavaria is ‘n a state of at excite- ment; its defences are being rapidly strengthened. An invasion of German soil will reveal to the German ple as nothing else will the desperate position in which they zre placed and will ...
AMERICANS FORCE PASSAGE OF THE MEUSE
... COMMUNICATIONS. ‘Allies Nearing Vitally Important Railways. The surrender of Austria, which opens Ger- front, hitherto many to invasion from a new a profound thought to be secure, must have fect upon the attitude of the Germans towards an armistice, an d so ...
MANCHESTER CLEARINGS
... in Berlin, the headquarters of the Prussians, the war was decided upon as early as July 18, 1914. On that date, also, the invasion of Belgium was arranged, the German High Command having decided that they must go through Belgium, even if doing so brought ...
REENWIC TIME. LIGHTS GN VEHICLES... 4 60 to 6 42 The restriction that all lights should be obscured an hour
... -on- M i treaties nto whi and Mrs. Hegan, nded in the right » had solemnty entered. has heen itted to hosp yy The Belgian invasion eansed the imme- Lieu J. W. 1 Welsh Fusiliers, diate intervention of Great Britain. Almost former 2. Leighton ‘Trafford, ...