... INVASION ABANDONED The Cairo correspondent of the Near supports the reports already received that i.ic invasion of Egypt has been abandoned the Turks. Writing on February 21, he says: “Certainly the of serious attack the canal appears to-day to more ...

... THE INVASION OF HUNGARY. RUSSIAN FORCES RELEASED BY THE FALL OF FRZEMYBL. ...

... GERMANS AND THE INVASION EAST PRUSSIA Press Association telegram from Amsterdam states that official telegram from Berlin denies the rumours fresh oeeupar tion of parts Prussia. The message, however, admits that email forces invaded the province north ...

... NOT BELGIUM, BUT EAST PRUSSIA! THIS PICTURE SHOWS DESTRUCTION TOWN IN HIST PRUSSIA DURING RUSSIAN INVASION. THE GERMANS ARE REAPING TEST SOWED THE EARLY BAYS TOE was, when THEY OVERRAN AND DEVASTATED BELGIUM, ...

... posses. But even without Una cooperation (says oorreapondeoi tho “Telegraph”) would apparently not be long before the new invasion Hungary had assumed palpable dimensions. present the enemy seems stemming the advancing wave oar Ally's only one point—narndy ...

... become insignificant the whole outlook the war. The political effects the invasion were worth much more than the loss in army corps that Russia sustained. In the eeooml invasion she has brought the enemy stands!jtf. and the outlook for second German retirement ...

... ill•uooesa muse have an important influence on the Western campaign, German efforts must devoted saving Boat Proaaia from Russian invasion. The oJfldtl military organ, the “Busski Invalid, * says the entry Russian troop* into But Fruaaia would ruin German concerning ...

... responsible citizens. Even to-day they are left out of the councils of nation which provides for the population in time invasion. Scarborough was bombarded member of a volunteer force never stopped his flight till had reached the safety of London. His ...

... portion of the Expeditionary Force at present route for the Levant. where it will join the Naval forces already action. GERMAN INVASION SOCIETY.” ...

... and the agents of the German firm of Wonckhaus have been engaged in intrigues with the object of facilitating the Turkish invasion of Persia and of raising the tribes against Great Britain, thus flagrantly violating Persian neutrality. For example, not ...

... AUSTRIAN PLANS Tha is to set up defences against invasion, which they wn Si r inevitadle. ‘Practically the extire army destined to resume the offensive égainst the is now concentratiig or the western frontier, where the Arch- duke Engene frequently pars ...

... been founded which .s make gifts to the German Army, especially those ircops who land in England. The ...