, 1915-10-13
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London, Ocr. 10 h-Au official despatch
FROM Nish states: con cur northern frontier
the euemy crossed the Snve at Yarak, Pro-
gnr~ku, Zlbrez opposite OallGsmtzl, and at
GIguulu, and on The Danube ut the Belgrade
fortress, al Quay aud at Rum. The advance
guard which tossed ut the Belgrade fortress
wlS partly destroyed and partly captured,
and at Yarak, ZubIez and Proear,ka, after
several fierce attacks, the enemy has been
pnued to the very brink Of the river, WITH
enormous losses, while at the other points Of
crossing the struggle continues AT Bel
grade two officers and over one hundred
soldiers were captured, including eighteen
AMEN of the Two Hundred and Fourth Infau-
try Regiment Of tue Forly-Ihird German
Division, and among the captured were also
soldiers belonging to the Prussinn Brigade
Of the Fifteenth Cops from the Italian
tronl",
A German official bulletin announces:
1.-The crossing Of our army over the Driua,
Save aud Danube rivers is taking 10 tav-
durable course. South west OF Belgrade
four officers and 29G n4el were tak n
prisoners aud two guns captured, ana
after M engagement opposite Ram three
cannon fell INTO our hands
4 Vienna ollie al commuujque states: 'Ihe
crossing Of ,he Lower Dnnn, Save, aud Dt-
nuhe bv the Au>tro-H Hungarian md German
forces has continued, the Serbian attempts
to hamper or t~rustrRto orr operations being
everywhere unsuccessful.'
DISPATCHES from Sofia state that the rail
way between MustapLa Pasha, in Thruce,
north west Of AdrianopIe, ana The Bulgarian
seaport of Dedeagulch, on the aegean Sc,
has been taken Oven by the Bulgarian Cen
.l Gt,f n .Tt 4. ,niIas oF II rms tbro,,,I,-
Turkish territory.
The British Press has heen permitted to
announce that General 4. b. Hamilton coml-
rounds The British troops landed Al SnIonicn.
The correspondent of he 'IDaily Mail at
Salonico soys that $4,000 Allied troops, in
GLIDING 5000 British, had been luuded by
Thursday evening and hat The landing cou-
tmues. Also that the BuIgarIuns on the
Greek fro tier have been ordered to the
Serbian frontier, 1000 de~erttoDs from the
Bulgarian army having taken place.
A Reuters despatch from Athens states
that NJ. Zaimis has informed the British
French, Russian and Itaitau Ministers that
he is uuable to dcine the Governments poll
~ until afrer u meeting Of the Cabinet. The
Government proposes lo}IowIu =. IL purely Hell
lctic policy, without leaning eithe- way, and
VIII not aDaudon armed neutrality uule s
h sh %notionnl interests compel it to 90 50.
The Official News Agency says there is no
foundation for the rumours that the Cabinet
intends to protest against the landing OF the
Allied troops.
Germany hn4 protested tie Greece against
the landing OF troop, 10y The Entente Powers,
bat no reply has been received.
The Paris "Ielnps", discussing suggestions
nlndt hy the German, regarding the simila-
lily OF the invasion Of Belgium and Greece,
says "Greece is not protected by a treaty
permanently guaranteeing her neutrality.
She is the Ally OF the country to whose aid
We are going, aud al hou1h The Government
at Athens is believed to nave been obliged
to formulate a diplomatic protest against our
passage, it has aseiIuously facilitated the
passage by unIeserved collaboration with all
its powers, and it IS with the consent and
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