Second Edition. In the Balkans

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVIII, Issue 35, 11 October 1915, Page 6

Second Edition. In the Balkans

"SERVIA MUST BE CRUSHED."

United Press Association. (Received 1.45 p.m.) Amsterdam, October 10. The frankfurter Zeitung states: Our campaign in Servia must first give free communication across the northeastern corner. Servia must he crushed ;/that is the object of the elaborate operations now begun. THE POSITION DISCUSSED. BULGARIA'S KING DISAVOWED. T (Received J.-1S p.m.) Paris, October 10. The newspapers, discussing the Balkans, state that the Entente .Nations are united regarding the effort required to avert the peril, and each must rake a share. .Military critics declare 'they must solidly impede . the Germans* advance, and then the Allies must rush in from all sides. Gaulois declares: It i s necessary to act quickly. While we are discussing the position, the Austro-Germans are • 'advancing. .■ «. Duke Demout Pensier'telegraphed, reproaching Ferdinand, who, as a prince of the French race, had thrown himself into the arms of the Turks, ibis enemies of yesterday, and "against France, who was defending the liberties- of the, "peoples. He concludes: Your degenerate heart is leading you ; towards bands of assassins, robbers, •and traitors. I disavow you to-day. I know' you better, and 1 leave you to y«mr apostasy, your remorse, your Turks, and your Bosches." I ■'*""' ■■■—pa—— tammmm