New Britain herald., 1915-09-24
GREECE ORDERS GENERAL < MOBILIZATION OF TWENTY CLASSES OF HER TROOPS
King Constantine Calls Out Forces From 1890 to 1912 to Meet Bulgaria's Move and to
 .~.~ Fulfill Duty to Support Serbia
PARLIAMENT PROBABLY WILL BE UMMONED TOMORROW

Russians Recapture Fortress of Lutsk
 and Occupy Woinitsy, Capturing
 Twenty-eight Officers and 1,4OO 1Men-Germans Advance Toward
 Dvinsk-French Report Successes in West.
 As an answer to the Bulgarian mo- bilization. Greece has called to the colors the classes of 1s92to 1911.
 Athens despatches through Paris quote semi-off1cial statements that Greece intends to defend her own rights and support Serbia. It is ex- pected that the Greek parliament will be summoned tomorrow.
 Mobilization Not Postponed.
 Advices from Sofia by way of Paris deny that the Bulgarian mobilization has been postponed and report the or dering out of the Bulgarian army classes or Io9U to ISlA. It is reported in Athens telegrams that Bulgaria's Black Sea ports through which she would be open to Russian attack by water, are being hurriedly fortified.
 Germans Claim Advance. -/ Further inroads have been made by the Germans under Field Marshal Won Hindenburg upon the defenses or Dyinsk, which lies on the route by which they hope to reach Petrograd. Capture of additional positions in front of the city is reported by Ger man army headquarters.
 temporary success by the Rus sians resisting the German pursuit east from Wilma is admitted by Berlin which states that some cannon teams which had held on until the last mo- ment in this engagement were lost.
 Withdrawal of some of Field Mar shal Won Mackensen's advanced dlv1- sions to positions behind the Oginskl Canal and the Jasiolda river before an encircling Russian attack" is like wise chronicled by the Berlin war office.
 British Attack Repulsed.
 On the front in France the Ger mans claim to have broken up an atfacy south of LaBasse canal launch ed by white and colored British troops" Increased activity by artillery and aviators along the entire front IS reported as is the shooting down Of an English aeroplane.
 Reinforcements amounting to from sO. 900 to 10000 men are reported to frave been sent to the German crown prince in the Argonne. ##
 French Claim Success.
 Paris reports a continuation of the affective bombardment of German lines by the French artillery and the repulse of German attacks, not ably of two in Lorraine, in which 1t is declared that shells containing eye irritating gases were used by the Germans. -.
 German submarines in Mediterr- anean were reported in Berlin, to have sunk several British and French steamers and one Russian vessel
 French Occupy Ruad Island. The French have occupied Raud Island. a Turkish possession west of Crete, in the eastern Mediterranean. Subscriptions to the third Ger nan war loan have reached $3,Oo7, 5OO.OOO. it is officially announced in Berlin. and the returns from some parts of the empire are not yet in.
 Russian Re-capture Lutsk.
 London has unofficial reports that in their successful offensive in Vol hynia the Russians have re-captured the Fortress of Lutsk. The latest Russian official statement reports Russian troops advancing northwest of Dubno which is in the direction of Lutsk.
 The British steamer Chancellor, of 4.586 tons, has been sunk. Part of her crew is missing.
 Greece OrdeGsMobiization.
 Athens, Sept. "A, via London D. :. pa.-A decree for general moblliza- ton of twenty classes of Greek sol diers was signed last night by King Constantine and promulgated.
 The decision of the king has aroused the greatest enthusiasm.
 Only Possible Reply.
 Issuance of the mobilization decree cfme quickly after the king had grant ,~ed an audience to Premier Venizelos he premier informed the king thai mobilization was the only possible re DIV to Bulgaria's move. To this the { sovereign agreed, stipulating that il should be regarded as defensive measure.
 The minister of war, Gen. Danglis Subsequently, took the decree to the pa lace, and the king signed it.
 The twenty classes now called to the
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