... absolute im- portance to the industries of In one of the cases Laeut. Arcu said some people did not think there would be an invasion, but he was convinced there would be. And if the Germans marched down the main street of Hinckley and blew he applieant’s ...

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... TRAMP INVASION. IS “NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME RESPONSIBLE? During the last two weeks 41 tramps, number recorded in a gimila: period. for the last four years, passed through Rugby Workhcuse. Six of the num were women. Six of the men were under 530 years ...

... INVASION OF Poland Clear of & the Enemy. RUSSIAN ADVANGE Austro - German Forces’ Heavy Losses, KITCHENER’S CONFIDENCE, Following upon their great victeries along the line, the Russians have tinued the advance and made geod pros gress, Poland is now clear ...

... NO WINTER INVASIONS. ZEPPELINS CANNOT COME: TROOPS ARE WANTED ELSEWHERE. “Times” Telegram per Press Association. AMSTERDAM, Monday. The “ Tyd’s” Berlin correspondent says to-night that the Germans are depressed by the influence of the Aisne struggle. ...

... CHINESE INVASION OF BIRMINGHAM. Marriage and After-war Wages Question. ...

... INVASION OF RUSSTA. IMPORTANT SUCCESS CLAIMED BY GERMANY. AMST“RDAM, Saturday. The communique issued in Berlin In the eastern theatre of war, the fight- ing near Szawle has been decided in our favour. After suffering severe losses, and after setting fire ...

... INVASION GFE ENGLAND Or Attack on Another Neutral State. Mr. Gerald Fiennes, the naval corres pondent ofthe “‘ Observer,” writes inter- estingly on the possibility of Germany attempting an invasion of England and a move against Denmark. It is well, he ...

... INVASION OF ENGLAND As for an invasion of this country, it is that in the autumn of- 1916 the ‘Great Headquarters had ever}thing fin readiness tor the Kaiser to press the ‘button, but the button was npt pressed. could course i'The entetprise hardly, of ...

... —— INVASION OF HUNGARY? There seems now no reason to donbt that Servia has driven back the Austrian troops which crossed the frontier on what Vienna now affects to dismiss as “a puni- tive expedition.” It is not known exactly what numbers Austria devoted ...

... The Yankee Invasion The war correspondents to-day ar permitted to give some in particulars concerning the troops in France. Silently, steadily but persistently, the of the Stars and Stripes are flowing into the war zones on the Westen front to fight alongside ...

... THE INVASION OF ANGOLA. Colonel Rochadas tel. raphe from Atgola that concentration of the Portuguese forces continues, and it ig expected that his troops, together with a the lost positions.—Central News. naval’ contingent, will short re-occupy GERMAN ...