... 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 ...

... SATURDAY INVASION. _ On Saturday as inanv as twenty.five extra trains were put on, and they did not prove too many for the thousands of people who came in on that day. A considerable number of monition workers arrived trom Lancashire. Staffordshire and ...

... INVASION OF GREECE A BULGARIAN FRONTIER PEGGED OUT. From O. J. STETENS [Press Association and “Daily Telegraph). SERES, Saturday (delayed). I was at Demirhissar Station on Thursday, at Drama and Okcilar yesterday, and this morning at Kavala. What may ...

... TRADE INVASION BY GERMANS. ...

... INVASION OF AUSTRIA. Italian Advance Begins. Enemy Retire Barning and Wrecking. Central Nows War Telegram. ROME, Tuesday. It is officially announced that seven o’clock on Sunday evening the Austrians opened fire against the Italian positions, without ...

... INVASION REPULSED. WILL THE ENEMY RETIRE FROM THE HZ ORA. ‘Times’ War Telegram, per Press Association. PETROGRAD, Tuesday. Marshal Von Hindenburg, laying claim to a prescience which can only be justified at the expense of his generalship, declares that ...

... 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 TURKEY. f The landing of an Anglo-French force in the peninsula of Gallipoli opens a new chapter the war. Let hope that it ie auspicious chapter in spite of the set-back which our operar tions in this part of the theatre of war have already ...

... 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 ...

... INVASION NOT IMPOSSIBLE. . Lord Rosebery, writing one of the loaders the Leith Volunteers, says;—'* . is the only way in which men of certain . ago can co-operate in the defence of this country, and they should remember that invasion or raids, though ...