... INVASION From Edgar Rowan, Western Mai! and Daily Chronicle Special Telegram, ...

... PREPARING FOR INVASION. To the Editor of the Weekly News. Sir,—As Bottoznley's excellent recruiting speech met with such a miserable failure, it seems that there are no more men in Colwyn Ray who see their way clear to enlist and to fight for all they ...

... INVASION OF SERBIA. AUSTRIANS ArrAcK STRONG POSITIONS. Au official telegram received from Vienna sass: Lu the ~ o uthorn thestre of war powerful forces h .e strsady eromesi the Yolubara River, but the enemy is resitting is several sell-chosen fortified ...

... ALBANIAN INVASION, force or ;,000 annihilated in defile. Central News war Taiegratn. oarers. Austrian Biakova Mon territory fho. osovich, commuted rt . Pertains and tup raouuall. The uniform. All wore the Austrian Irian, were i.l. j lna ', Aos- ...

... WELSH INVASION (■Eight jurymen empanelled at Bow Oounty-court bore the surname Jones. A ninth, who didn’t appear and was fined, was likewise named.l Eight jurymen summoned at Bow Were each of them Jones, and what ho, A ninth juryman Put down on the plan ...

... INVASION OF SERBIA: OUR ALLIEs FALL RACK BEFORE LARGE AUSTRIAN FORCE. Austria is now ttisk;ng a supreme effort to deliver a final and deAsive blow against Serbia al-mg the two fronts Sabac-Losnitsa and Losnitsa Krupanj-Ljubovija, says • Rome despatch ...

... WELSH INVASION. [Eight jurymen empanelled at Bow Oounty-court bore the surname Jones. ninth, who didn’t appear and was fined, was likewise so named.l Eight jurymen summoned at Bow Were each of them Jones, and what ho, A ninth juryman Put down on the plan ...

... immunity from invasion which it was once believed our Navy could afford longer exists. You the result of these developments is, in the considered words of the First Lord, that the Navy alone cannot now protect this ooun. try from invasion lam desired ...

... RUSSIAN INVASION. While Germany must strike at one*, and well. the Allies will god th e waiting game to: their best advantage. For ominous hsppening s : ars reported in Eastern Prussia. So ominous.: indeed, a the situation there, from the German point ...

... Invasion of Aborboes. enthusiasm was evinced at Aberbeegon Monday %%lien a large number of Army recruits, presumably trim Ebbw Vale, paraded as far as the Square, met afterwards returned in the direction where they came. The men wore minus the khaki dress ...

... THE ALSACE INVASION. With great caution the French are in-h• ing further into the lost province. and have control the of Benhowne and Rt. Marie, while they are in possewo,n of the heights commanding the torn of St. Maria am Mime.. tbenearc:7treteiical ...

... Invasion of Uanhilloth. A large muster of Army recruits from Cwm paraded as far as Llanhilleth on Tuesday morning. The men undoubtedly . —in addition to its being a part of their training—are doing yeoman service m the manner of creating confidence among ...