BALKANS.

Taranaki Daily News, 28 February 1916, Page 5

BALKANS.

MOVEMENTS OF GREEK TROOWL Athens, Feb. 25. r ' Further movement* of Greek regiment! '^' i in Macedonia towards Atkeas tad »tker towns are taking place, prafetudly, oim | - ing t» the defective connaissariai, "Stff • '■■, apparently opening a way for the Allie% * AUSTRIAN LOSSES IN MOXTEXEGR" ADVANCE STOPPED. - Roaie, Ft*. VS. Of 120,008 Austriana who invaded Mbntcncgr* 15.000 are dead fatigue, disease and drowning in tk« ■ swamps, -20,08« have been killed and o wounded, of whom many are crowding the hospitals sit Cattaro, Ragusa and Mostar. The Austrian advance was '' \ stopped owing to the rapacity of friend- ' ly Albanians, defective commissariat, bad "• reads, and the need of reinforcement" ■ j against the Hale-Albanian defence. - ', <' PUBLIC OFINION IN GREECE, ,' ' '.J Athens, Fek. 23. .-'| Count von Sohenk, the German pr»pa. J gsndist in Greece, lias left far Bulgaria. ' j His departure is attributed to the groping hostility of public opinion, which steadily veering towards the Allies. ASOMEWHAT PREMATURE. ; Paris, Feb. 25 ,/^ 51. Jone*cit's newspaper KoiiHunii '3 Btatee that Germany lias contracted to j obtain for Bulgaria the territory in 'l| Macedonia which is part of Old Serbia, *A also Salonika and tin Dobrudja to Su- '| lina, Bulgaria binding herself for forty \ years to vassalage, especially in th ,^ economic field. /$