THE SERVIAN CAMPAIGN?

Hokitika Guardian, 18 October 1917, Page 3

THE SERVIAN CAMPAIGN?

English Advance. rAUSTRALIAN & N.Z. CABLE ASSOCIATION'] LONDON, October, 16. The'Bulgarians ceded some villages to the English in Sturma plain. WHOLE FRONT ABLAZE. LONDON, October 16. A French Eastern communique says : Tho artillery is 'active o u the whole front, especiailly north of Monastir. The (troops repolled enemy detach- j mentis on the western, bank of Lake i Ochri ‘ attempting to land from barques. BULGARIA’S INTENTIONS. Received, this day at 8.45 a.m. A M STERD AM, October 17. An article from a well-informed source in the “Weser Zeitung’t indicates that one of the objects of the Kaiser’s visit to Sofia was to induce Bulgaria to attac-k General Sarrail, with Salonika ns a promised reward, if successful. It states that Greece is shortly to declare war against Bulgaria, where upon the latter will bring 800,000 against General Sarrail leaving 200,000 in Dobrudja. AUSTRIAN INTERNALLY. i AUSTRIAN MUTINY. (AUSTRALIAN & N.Z. CABLE ASSOCIATION J ROME, October 16. The “Giornale d’Ttalia” states on 1 reliable authority that several oxtremely serious mutinies' accompanied by scenes of terror and bloodshed occurred on several ships in the Austriar Navy owing to food troubles and tlx - inhuman treatment of officers. Then 1 was a sanguinary encounter at Pok I between Austrian crows and a Gennai ■ U-boat del ilia owing to the t-yrsron: of the latter. It was only subdued hi the intervention of naval patrols. number of German sailors were killed Thereafter the U-boats were ordore< to another base. Disaffection in th Austrian Navy is increasing' iu