... from Berne, according eo which it is n‘k)oned by refugees irom Russia and Coroland = that Trotsky has been preparing for the invasion of Central Furope with an army comprising all the red troops, amounting to some eleven divisions of infantry, artillery and ...

... right, and d.l':; mines its own executve wer. l(uch!&fi -hufi“in the whn!:,wnr policy of the old reguue, and sanctoned the invasion of Belgium aond the Brest-Litovsk treaty. With strictest rations, Germany's food suppiies would last o few months, The Spartacus ...

... annum. 'I is is, of course, Inde,uindent of the Frencn claim. a hich, o❑ account of the material damage cause.l by the Gorman invasion will be inbnitely larger. ...

... happiness lies ahead. And we have a great advantage over the enemy countries, too. Although they have been spared the horrors of invasion—our armies of occupation carry no hurtful things with them — they have not been spared from the horrors of hunger. How different ...

... has there been such an enormous shell hit her hull just over the ward- | bave boen lost during the war have still peaceful invasion by hosts of Allied room. i&h:'’“‘:;da”wm m‘?f“’ werriors from all lands, and never be- A survivor has described what ...