... ARCHBISHOP AND INVASION, The Archbishop of York, addressing 2,500 recruits at Hull last night, said foolish people were talking in a way about invasion, bnt wise men knew it was intended, and they believed it would be prevented, but must be ready for ...

... Unis DEFEATED SOUTH OF TPRES, USSIAN EAST INVASION PRUSSIA. OF tILWAY BRIDGES BLOWN UP. 1 l )0; ic ,! M '» ■ id* V p J Estruction of the EMDEN. fightinc as fiercely ever Belgrian front, but his attacks - The French official the defeat of German in co ...

... Germany, he adds, has not exhausted her supplies of men, and it is idle to suppose that she will ever be faced with famine. for invasion of her territory, Germans laugh at the bare idea. They think it to be as far off years yet unborn.” Hcfje our American friend ...

... Army to aid the Allies if called upon. The little Republic means business and has had sufficient provocation in the German invasion of Angola, one of her African possessions. The quality of the Portuguese, Army unknown but are persuaded that the men will ...

... They would have the German people believe that German troops are still in Poland, and that there is danger whatever Russian invasion Germany. Now the people will able to see and judge for themselves. ...

... Vistula the River Warta. The purpose cf this is to check the Russian attack further south, and to prevent'tho threatened invasion of lesia. Here, too, battle is proceeding whilst in East Prussia, to the north, the Russians are attacking their enemy near ...

... thus the German people are coming feel what their Army has made the Belgian people feel, only with this difference that the invasion of East Prussia is a natural outcome the war that Germany declared Russia, whilst there was no excuse whatever for the advance ...

... Where they fled should all like to know, but it is possible they may heard of again and attacked. Their object was not an invasion, but rather lay mines, or destroy such ships as they could. This is the first time there has been such an experience since ...

... will wear khaki instead of dress uniform. General Baden-Powell and Invasion. General Sir Robert Baden-Powell has been giving expression to his views on the subject a possible German invasion Great Britain, and in Service and other circles have encountered ...

... large protective slip of German soil, it is not for England stand in her way; never again Belgium run the risk of a surprise invasion. And since the German Fleet aimed at Great Britain, and Great Britain alone, it will the uttermost folly to leave Germany ...

... 23,442. the pea-ant women. The ladies have drawn aside allow aoaaiers to pass, and seem to d iscnasinß with amazement the invasion of their peaceful country hordes of strange and warlike appearance of whose existence they had idea. (L.NiA.)' BOXER WOUNDED ...

... stronger position if every man had been able to use a rifle, and thus take a share in the defence of his country against invasion. This desideratum may some day be realised, not through compulsory service, as we understand it, but by the agency of school ...