THE BALKAN DEADLOCK
MYSTERIOUS HI^TS FROM PARIS
LONDON, 26th April. 'The Morning, Post's correspondent at Rome states that . the Entente Powers are iri unanimous agreement regarding Greece, and important events are expected. . ' , . :■ NEW YORK, 26th April. The New York World's Paris correspondent states, that despatches indicate that a decision is likely to betaken regarding Salonika. There- are veiled hints of a possible reinforcement of the armies oE France by veterans. RENEWAL OF FIGHTING (AUSTRALIAN-NEW ZEALAND CABLE ASSOCIATION AND KEUTEE.) LONDON, 26tii April. An official despatch from British headquarters at Salonika states: After three days' bombardment we attacked the enemy last night on two and a half miles of front, between the southern end of Lake Doirari and a-point north-west of Doljeli. We advanced northward of Doljeli to a depth of five hundred yards on a mile of front, repelled four counter-attacks, and consolidated our position. We penetrated the enemy's trenches further to the eastward, but were unable to retain the ground. Fighting continues.
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Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 100, 27 April 1917, Page 7
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163THE BALKAN DEADLOCK Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 100, 27 April 1917, Page 7
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