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War Has Cost Eng,
land , bout Eight
Billions.
ANGLO FRENCH H
Routed in Southern Serbia
with Enormous Losses,
Berlin Claims.

London, England.-Premier AS
quith will ask tho House of Com
mons today for a vote of credit OF
the total amount voted for war pur-
poses in the current year six billion
five hundred million dollars.
With the amount voted in the fin
ancial year of 1914-15, the sum al
lotted for the war, including the new
vote of credit, will reach the aggre
gate of $S,3l0, 100000.
Premier Asquith in the House OF
Commons foreshadowed the estab=
lishment of an Anglo-French wal
council in which the French and
British ministers would sit. He eX-
pressed the hope that Russia and
Italy would join in the council.
Bulgars Warn Greece.
Paris. France.-The Temps prints
q dispatch from Salonil1i, in which
Premier Radoslavoff of Bulgaria is
quoted by the Sofia correspondent of
the Pesti Hiriap OF Budapest, Hun
gary, as declaring:
"The Grecian government has
warned that it cannot hold the Bull
garian government responsible for
the consequences of its future atti-
tude."
This statement, according to the
correspondent, followed representa-
tions made by the premier to NJ.
Naoum Greek minister to Bulgaria.
Premier Radoslavoff the correspond
ont declares. regards the facility ac-
corded for the disembarllment of al
lied troops at Saloniki as incompati-
BILE with Greek neutrality and has in
formed Minister Naoum to this eff
feet.
German I1lungers in Mediterranean
London, observation-disclosures re-
ceived here from Algerias and Moroc-
co, via Madrid, report that a British
cruiser sunk two German submarines
in the straights of Gibralter.
The British torpedo boat destroy
er. Louis, has been wrecked in the
eastern Mediterranean, No lives
were lost. Recent advices indicated
that Germany was sending a large
part of her submarine fleet to the
Mediterranean. She is said virtually
to have abandoned her campaign in
British waters on account of the
agreement with the United States.
Small Attack Rcpuiscd
Paris, France-A German attack
near the forest of Giyenchy was east
ly repulsed by French troops, accord
ing to an announcement of the
French war office, while at the came
time the French batteries in the
Champagne district at Tahure re-
snoned with energy to a German ar
tiliery attack
Germans Inaict Big Loss
Berlin, Germany, wireless to Say
ville, "A defeat for the French and
British troops in southern Serbia,
With losses which are described as
enormous, is reported in dispatch
from Sofia via Budapest.
Rulga1ians Lose Stronghold
London, England. French forces
have recaptured. the town of Veles,
in southern Serbia, from the Bulgar-
ians, according to advices received by
the Serbian legation at Athens from
Guevgeli and forwarded by the Stars
correspondent in Athens.
French Deny Reverse.
Paris, France.-Athens advices re-
ceived here state that an engagement
With the Bulgarians at Krivolak the
French troops were victorious. An
earlier dispatch from Austro- German
sources declared in the fighting in
this region the French and British
had met with a decided reverse.
Russ Offensive Checked.
Berlin, Germany.-(via London)