20 NOVEMBER 1915, page 13

In Another Message Published On Wednesday The Balkan...

the Times reported that M. Carp, a former Roumanian Premier and an avowed pro-German, had said that his country would take up arms on the side of Germany nest mouth. He......

The Germans Who Are Engaged In The Toplitza Valley Must

by this time have obtained possession of practically the whole railway between Belgrade and Nish—in other words, they will be able to send munitions freely to Constantinople......

News Of The Week

• 1 - 1VENTS in the Balkans continue to occupy the attention 11.1 of the world. The Serbian Army is hard pressed indeed, but every day that it continues its resistance and saves......

Meanwhile The Attitude Of Greece And Roumania Is A Question

of the first importance. The Balkan correspondent of the Times, in a message to Friday week's paper, says that Roumanians believe it to be impossible now to save the Serbian......

*** To Otill Readers.—the "spectator" Is Now Published On...

afternoon, and is on sale at all Messrs. Smith and Son's LondOn Bookstalls and all London Newsagents. All country readers can now obtain the paper on Saturday morning, and......

We Must Now Look At The Situation From The Greek

side. On Thursday week the Greek Government, unable to govern without the co-operation of the Venezelist majority, dissolved the Chamber. New elections are fixed for December......

Noricia—with This Week's "srecratou" Is Issued, Gratis, A

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The Scene Of Action In Such A Ease Would Probably

be Eastern Bulgaria or Thrace. The distance of Salonika from the main front in Serbia, with the necessity of guarding a long line of communications, is regarded in Roumania as......

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