SALONIKA FULL OF TROOPS.
SOLDIERS OF MANY NATIONALITIES. LONDON, October 14. The " Daily Chronicle's " Salonica correspondent says that the town reflects the exciting events in the Malkans. The streets are teeming with .soldiers of many nations. Greek , soldiers rub shoulders with English troops, and Zouaves and Senegalese mix with Cypriotes. Zouaves, Greek, and English guard the town. The Greek mobilisation is daily pouring into the town tens of thousands of soldiers, who are immediately despatched to the frontier. The graphic details of the AustroGerman invasion of Serbia are quickly known, .and the heroic resistance of the Serbians has created a favourable impression. Crowds gather where the latest news from Nish is posted before it appears .in the newspapers. Every train as it leaves Salonica is well escorted, and from the moment 'it reaches Gievgheli three armed cars are added to protect the train to Nish.
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXXV, Issue 8271, 16 October 1915, Page 5
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