RUMANIAN COUNTER-STROKE IN THE DOBRUJA

Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 2893, 4 October 1916, Page 5

RUMANIAN COUNTER-STROKE IN THE DOBRUJA

ENEMY CENTRE AND RIGHT HURLED BACK 1 ■ ' V- ■' SUCCESSFUL ADVANCE ON STRUMA FRONT . •'AustTalian-Nevr Zealand Cable Association. . _ ' ' London, October 2. Tlie Wir Office reports:""The positions we captured on the Struma front on September 30 include the villages of Karazakoibala and Karaza'koizir. Repeated counter-attacks liere were entirely unsuccessful, and were beaten off with heavy loss. AH the captured ground has been consolidated, and there is no sign of the en6my for some distance in front of our trenches* Our casualties were .small.'' •. . ■ .• •J • •' ' ' HIGH COMMISSIONER'S REPORT. The Hifih Commissioner reports:— ■ . • London, October 2, 3.20 p.m. ■ "At Salonika the British repulsed a counter-attack on the left of , the Struma. East of the Corna the Serbians mado progress over a further two kilometres .(1 1-5 miles), northwards of Kaimakchalau." r '■li SERBIAN ADVANCE BEYOND KAIMAKCHALAN Australian-New Zealand Cable Association. j , . London, j October 2. A French official communique states: '"Die Serbians, following up their udvautage eastward of the Cerna River, advanced 2000 yards northward of Kaiiualcchalan. The prevailing d'og prevents,much.activity. | : ( GREEK NAVY AND THE REVOLUTION (Rec. October 3, 7.40 p.m.) , I . • ' \ • . . London, October 2. 1 Tlio "Morning Post's" correspondent at Athens' states that tho Greek Government has ordered all Greek destroyers and torpedo boats to be moored at the Salamis arsenal and quays, whero they 'will bo guarded by .battleships off Lomnos, to provont them escaping iif order to join the revolution. * ' '. (Rec. October 3, 7.10 p.m.) Rome, Ootober 2. | Tho Greek Legation here states that tli© Turks arc massacring Greeks in. ' isin Minor, and'arresting Greek notables. . ■ '