Second Edition. In the Balkans

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVIII, Issue 73, 25 November 1915, Page 6

Second Edition. In the Balkans

EVERYWHERE REPULSED. SERBIAN& REPORT SUCCESSES. BULGARIANS RETREAT TOWARDS SSHTIB. [United Press 'Association.! (.Received 1.30 p.in.) • Paris, l\o\ eniber 2-1. - 'v, A Serbian communique states: Sharp fighting occurred between the Mlava and Mqrava. All .the enemy attacks were repulsed at Brailvitza. Stubborn .lighting continues west of Kraljevo on the left bank of the Michava. The - Bulgarians at the extreme southern; front were everywhere repulsed and I. fled towards Tshtib. We gained- success-! es in the region of Vlassina and Vraiije. , .1 CREECE'S FINANCIAL TROUBLES p.'- ;:') PARTIAL DEMOBILISATION OF ARMY MOOTED. (Received 1 p.m.) Paris, November 2-1. The Echo de Paris Athens' correspondent says that partial demobilisation of the Greek army is being discussed in {Government circles, as Greece's financial circumstances have become very difficult. M. SKOULOUD!S' ASSURANCES. GREECE WILL NEVER ATTACK j ALLIES. (Received 1 p.m.) i Paris, November 24. j The Petit Parisien's Athens correspondent says that in an interview M. Skouloudis stated that Greece is neur' tral, and would remain neutral. Not-1 withstanding pressure from any quar- !. ter,'she will preserve her regard for V, i the Entente, and France in particular, and her neutrality will be of such a benevolent character that there never will be a finger raised by Greece against the Entente troops. FROM PRSZREND TO SCUTARI. (Received 12.50 p.m.) Paris, November 24. It' is announced that the Serbian seat of Government has'been moved from, Prizrehd to Scutari, in Albania.