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... ANOTHER BELGIUM? ITALY READY FOR AN ATTACK THROUGH SWITZERLAND. By H. PATRICK DEVITTE. “Daily Express’ Cirrespondent Geneva, Tuesday, Aug, 29. The “Journal de Geneve” says that Prince Bulow’s frequent threats at Rome that if ltaly declared war Germany ...
... BATTLE FOR GORIZIA AUSTRIANS MASS AN ARMY OF 300,000 MEN. BY H PATRICK DEVITTE. “Daily Express”” Correspondent. Geneva, Sunday Sept. 12 1 learn from Brescia that a gre.:lt battl is in preparation for the possession o Gorigia and Tolmino, In this short ...
... TROOPS RUSHED WEST. Mr. B. Patrick Devitte, the Genets correspondent of the Loads. Daily Exproo MM. msphs—Neers Basle that reinforcements. detached from Aleace-Lorraise and the (ambers of the Rhine towns, are being harried to the front. pierced by the ...
... WAR SPIRIT DYING IN GERMANY. Mr. H. Patrick Devitte, the Geneva ecrrespondent of the London Daily says— Articles significant of the weakening of the 'Tint in Germany appear in several of the German newspapers. The .Vrto ieung, of siutgart, Every passing ...
... ALLIED PRISONERS IN BOMBED GERMAN TOWNS. H, Patrick Devitte, the Daily Express • ...
... effect that submarines should return Hehgoiand or the Kiel without touching the Flanders ports, thereby 'points out H. Patrick Devitte, the Daily f'jipreas correspondent at Genera) admitting die success the British naval raid Zee- ...
... ZEPPELIN DESTROYED. Mr. H. Patrick Devitte, the London Daily Express'* correspondent in Geneva, writes; —A series violent explosions at Friedrichshaven. in one which Zeppelin was destroyed and many workmen killed and injured, are reported in a telegram ...
... CROWN PRINCE'S INJURIES. Telegraphing last night from Geneva, Mr. H. Patrick Devitte, correspondent of the London Daily Express, announces that news received from Basle states that the German Crown Prince was more severely wounded Dear Verdun than was ...
... AUSTRIANS HELD UP. BRITISH REINFORCEMENTS AT MONASTIR. Mr. H. Patrick Devitte. Genera curreepondent of the Erre, teeen Inday. tsp.—Telegram. In in Mite Gut the tierhianit the ugh-ince vf General hottest on the Vitegrad.Javnr trout. The Serb , aaa Irmo ...
... NEW GERMAN ARMY 1.000,000 MEX TO BE READY ON AUGUST Ist Mr. H. Patrick Devitte, the Geneva correspondent of the London Daily Expeess, telegraphing on Wednesday, savs— According to reports received in Basle, Germany, on August 1t will p'ace in the fie)d ...
... ridiculed the tanks, stating that they were too cumbersome to be useful in modern warfare High officers, however, says Mr. H. Patrick Devitte in message from Geneva to the Daily Express, have reported that the tanks have great fighting powers, and also an important ...
... GOOD NEWS FROM FRIEDRICIISHAFEN. Mr. H. Patrick Devitte, the Geneva correspondent of , London Erpress, telegraphs that i t . is reported from Romanshorn, on the Swiss side of Lake Constance, that the Chief Engineer at Friedrichshafen, the Zeppelin he ...