... BARRIER AGAINST INVASION OF THE PLAIN. of Mt Tamil' SOCesel. tPrees'AasoetatiOn War SpeataL) PARIS. Turaday. 71iii - French' expert oominentitpi In Italy the' battle has suddenly become more anima The - Wrench and British reinforce• mente sent , to. the ...

... GERMAN INVASION OF RUSSIA CONTINUES. Further Captures Reported (Advill4.ll), pet Uirele,, rte..) To-tisys Gernau official report rtates:— Eastern Theatre}--North of DorpactLit we captured too ffuttaiin• regiments.. ne a n ea r Yo In the Ukr a i ne , : ...

... the first time for several centuries, there had been au attempted invasion of the right of the people to free choice and if the people yielded to it, it would be a successful invasion of their right to free elec., tion. The patriotism of the nation need ...

... thosr (sort days of the war to make preparations on the East Coast, and !to have our Fleet in tl:e North Sea. :ready for an invasion. Wlinn they thought :how near again and &rain the enemy 'had been to those Channel pone, which, had he succeeded, would hose ...

... the East, with the aid of such of the forces of the Allies were immediately available, in order to save Russia from German invasion, domination and exploitation. Lerd R. Cecil said that discussions were constantly in progress between the British and United ...

... something of which they might well be proud. He did not 'think there was much likelihoodof a German invasion, but they were preparing in case of an invasion; and by taking en that work, the Volunteers were carrying out what they had pmnii,ed to do. and what ...

... officials will remain at their posts. Fundamental social !and political reforms will immediately commence. BAVARIA'S FEARS OF INVASION. (Throrrh Renter's Agency.) COPIINHAGFV, Friday ilteeeived torlsv.) A Munich telegram •acs that the War Minjster annourules ...

... the essential stipulations are unalterable and constitute, moreover, the last possibility given to the enemy to escape an invasion of their Empire. IVILON NOTE IN BERLIN. Association War Special./ AMSTERDAM, Wednesday. A Berlin official telegram stales ...

... that, Germany should demand guarantees against such a menace. On the other band, the menace to Frame via Belgium and the invasion of Bel. gium in MS became facts. A guarantee should thus reasonably be demanded against Germany, and not by Germany. ...

... the - mightystruggle. Amiens stands as a sym bol; of our' insular scurity,' German submarines, and not only the threat of invasion, but the grim' spectre cf starvation would stare us in the face. Are you helping to save :Amiens I—to save' Calais —to save ...

... Ersberger for candidly declaring in a book he is publishing that I the French mobilisation plans did not provide for a French invasion of Belgium, that Belgium was perfectly neutral, and that in the matter of Belgium the wrong is on the German side. Germany ...

... Troora of thr Third Anierican Army now line the *set bank of the Rhine. Esthonian troop,. are retiring before the 801. shevist invasion.' and are 40 miles within the frontier. The Brilehevi.ts are aided by tor. perk' boats off the roa r l. The British %mai ...