SERBIA INVADED
BY AUSTRO-CERMANS ON NORTH AND WEST FRONTIERS. BERLIN, October 7. (Received. October 8, .at 8.45 a.m.) Official; Large Teutonic forces have crossed the Driiia, Save, and Danube into Serbia. SAVE CROSSING DENIED BY DEFENDERS. LONDON’, October 7. (Received October 8. at 11.25 a.m.) Tho Germans claim to have crossed the Diana, the Save, and the Danube at many points, but a Serbian communique states that the enemy’s attempt to cross the Save was repulsed. [The Drina, which enters tho Save westof Belgrade (where the Save joins the Danube), forms the frontier line between Serbia and Bosnia (Austria).] SERBIAN ARMY FIT TO LAKE TOE FIELD. London ‘ Times ’ and Sydney 1 Sun ’ Services. LONDON. October 7. American Red Cross doctors from Serbia declare that tho Serbian army is in splendid physical condition. The typhus scourge has been stamped out.
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Evening Star, Issue 15929, 8 October 1915, Page 6
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