ACROSS THE SAVE.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVIII, Issue 36, 12 October 1915, Page 5

ACROSS THE SAVE.

ARMY CORPS WITH HEAVY GUNS. '(Received 9.50 a.m.) , ijf Paris, October 11. It is sta'ted t|iat over an army, corps crossed the Save at Semendria, including Bavarians and Prussians with .strong artillery. , ~ VENIZELOS' TRUMP CARD. REVEALS SECRET AGREEMENT. (Received 9.50 a.m.) i 5 tParis, October it.' Le Miitin commenting on the official German denial of the existence of a secret agreement states that the information emanates from M. Venizelos, who discovered the agreement since his resignation. The /-British legation at Athens considered the information' unimpeachable, justifying the communication with Greece.

OUR SERVIAN ALLIES. WHERE WE CAN HELP THEM. (Received 9.5 oa.m.) Par is ? October 11. The Serbian Minister declares: "If the army we expect from the Allies allows us to devote ourselves against the assailant from the North, we will fight without uneasiness and oppose the invaders again victoriously." A Servian officer says: "If the Allies look after the Bulgarians, we will go into battle singing."

WILLIAM OF WEID'S DREAM. FIGHTING WITH GERMANY^ (Received 9.50 a.m.) Rome, October 11. An arrival from Albania reports that Prince William of Weid is fighting with the Germans against Servia, planning that when Servia is crushed, he will return to Albania, disperse the Montenegrins, and establish himself at Dnrazzo, constituting Albania a kingdom under Austrian protection.