... CIVILIANS AND INVASION. Mr. J. C. Wedgwood's Speech. In tl.e lioatie of Comtriocs last night, Mr. Wedgwood, who wore khaki, invited the GoVernment to advise the:civilian population what they ought to do in the event of a German Laid on this country. The ...

... THE RUMNIANI. INVASION OF TRANSY,eITANIA , The Ruffianism left in Transylvania, after retiring !torn the fitreln Talley and the Pet oseny district, has cone to a stand near the frontier, in the vicinity of the Vulcan Pus. The enemv eLaims to have occupied ...

... INVASION OF SUMGAIT. Wltloirawo For Strategic Reason. Association War SpaadaL) NlSH,•Sunday. ' , wing official statement issued ian Official Press Bureau is _•1 to deny in a met categorical , he news circulated from Vienna, •nr that the Servians bad been ...

... =INVASION OF SUKOWINA. %speeding to reports which have reached beep (says the Bakherest cccrespondent of the Times the Russians have made an attempt to CUM the frontier into Bukoeina. After fighting on April 22nd and 23rd, they drove back Use enemy Sowards ...

... A PEACEFUL INVASION. It is estimated that 1.50,000 Belgian refugees haro arrived in England since the end of July. , Eight thousand have been distributed to the' private hospitality is hich bas most generously 11.01 ofterel in various parts of the country ...

... ,THE GERMAN INVASION OF ANGOLA. Portuguese Reinforced, (Preis Association. tear LISBON. Tuesdity ' (Mk is: int'oronstion .recetted hero reports that troops: 'on pctober 31st, crossed the frontier of Angola. near Cisngar, and there went some loasys, .P'etaile ...

... THE BULGAR INVASION, OF GREECE. Political Changes Welcomed. (Rai Aasoeiation.War Special.) SALONIKA, Sunday. 4ay there has bean rather more activity on the French front. An engagement took place between patrols at Liumnitza, west of the Vardar, while ...

... THE INVASION FROM THE NORM. French Belp for Serbs. The Bombardment of Bolgarlao Ports. Tins morning's Manchester Guardian summed up tie week-end news from the Balkan Peninsula as follows: Serbia has been brought near to defeat. Despite all rumours of ...

... THE ENEMY INVASION OF RUMANIA. Evamtion of Wa llach: IMPORTANT. CENTRE ABANDONED. Rw 7 Guw4 . Fighting The Rwandans . have- evaeuated , '-. Bump, which the enemy fotiee have entered. This has involved a tritaathe line of the Jalomitaa. Titrimsei mil:— ...

... AUSTRIAN INVASION OF SERVIk, Ser s Retire Before Seperfor Forces. IPrets Association War Special.) NISH, Sunday A semi-official announcement says: In view o! the numerical superiority of t h enemy's troops which entered Servian tern tory, the Servian ...

... E BULGARIAN INVASION : cing North to Join the Germans. AY SOUTH OF NISH )T BY BULGARS. iger to Greece. Scrbians are being hard pressed I:ensen and Gallwitz in the north !i , ! Bulgarian invaders all along t ern frontier. to the retirement of the Belforces ...

... THE BULGAR INVASION OF GREECE. Bulgars in Kavala. SHELLED BY BRITISH SHIPS, The Press Association's Special Gorreapondent with the British Forces at Salonika, telegraphing under date Sunday, August 27th, says:— In spite of the German assurances in Athena ...