... POLISH INVASION. PITVILIANS PREPARING FOR FLIGHT Copenhagen, Thursday Berlin telegram scoording to mews from Poathen, that @he Military Administration ana aod Bakdiers’ Coungil of Glogau (Silesia) are tes to withstand the threatened Polish invasion of the ...

... food is evidence that they arc anxious nothing which will excite furtlier hostility against Germany, bring about an armed invasion Gorman territory for the establishment peace. ...

... is going to le created mn Bohemia Berlin Is now within a fil ht of eighty minutes,—Press Arsociction War Special ARIA’S OF INVASION Paris, The * Petit has received a telogram from Zurich reproducing an appeal contained in the “ Nach- richten to the Headquarters ...

... the German soldiers quartered them upon New shoes, net clothing, every comfort had been domed thens the earhest days of the Invasion When the main body of tho German Army had left, some dozen hours before, it had taken away with it all the horses ancl othior ...

... presided. Sir Arthur Stanley was unable to attend. Major Femor-Heskcth said that when peace came there should not German invasion such as there was before the war (hear, bear). He felt strongly tl»o extraordinary futility of our naturalisation laws. ...

... thanks to the Lord Mayor, r. Lloyd George added-—There 1s one point 1 bad as to the question of the responsibility for the invasion of Bel aod the conduct of tho war The Crovernment asked the Attorney-General to refer the question to some of the greatest ...

... minfls by its • strong silent commander. Before ho'took the took of defending our shores and she Atlantic ports France against invasion, Admiral Jellicoe was practically unknown to the public. His anxiety get with j the Germans was quickly evidenced the Battle ...

... apepaling to the Bevarians to be News of the [talan victory and the disband ment of solchers in the Tyro! has created a fear of invasion Tho papers say the frontier guards have been strengthened, and all measures for eventualities taken. — Central we PROMISE ...

... aocuro safe conditions for democracy, but disarmament is impossible until the war ceases. To this end tho quick ending of the invasion of Russia is demanded. The council urges the “ total abolition of conscription in ail countries.” and contends that any policy ...

... the armietice, the ewential stipalations are uvaltcrable, and con- stitute, moreover, the last given to the enemy to escape invasion of their empire.” Associetion War Special PEACE CONFERENCE DELEGATE Amsterdam, Thursday — The “ Kreus ” reitung announces ...

... forgive the Crown and its Conservative advisers for their partiality towards Germany and their failure to prevent the German invasion of Finland. The monarchy, in fact, is distinctly unpopular : but the strength of character of M. Branting and the Liberal ...

... noting that the hne of advance on which our main attack is bein delivered has from time immemorial been tho historic hine of invasion of successive armies advancing from France Bel, lum, or vice veraa, loading, as it does, up the of the ‘hie end Sambre direct ...