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' StRBIAN ARMY. ■". 100,000 TROOPS Tillies and Sydney Sun Services. London, March 16. A high authority states that the completion of the concentration of the Serbian forces in Corfu will give 150,000 tried troops, capable of playing a notable role in the Balkans and exerting a farreaching influence on neutral and hostile States. The greatest credit is due to Italy for providing a naval escort. BULGAR KING'S BIRTHDAY. CRIMINALS RELEASED. London, March 16. King Ferdinand released from prison on his birthday 8000 men of military age, who were ordered to join the colors immediately. ADVANCE FROM SALONIKA. Salonika, March 16. Reeonnaisances show that the Germans are strengthening their defences at Glievgeli, as if expecting to be attacked, and entirely new defensive works have bten constructed at Demirkapuline.
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Taranaki Daily News, 18 March 1916, Page 5
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127BALKANS. Taranaki Daily News, 18 March 1916, Page 5
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