TIDE TURNING.
‘The Times.’ LOXDOX, January 28. ‘The Times's’ correspondent at’ Headquarters in Rumania reports that on January 24 stalemate was reached. The enemv ; efforts of a fortnight were checked with : great losses. The line from the Trot us to i the Sereth proved impregnable. Many of i Germany's divisions have been withdrawn, 1 and only four or five remain. The others i have been replaced by Turks and Aus- ! trians. "Weather of the roughest character prevents operations on a large scale. German prisoners state that'the enemv wore not prepared for a winter campaign, and many are freezing. Leading Rumanian generals state that their reorganisation is already advanced. Several divisions are ready for the field, i while the army has been ve-equipped and i will he seasoned during the coming two months enforced rest.
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Evening Star, Issue 16335, 30 January 1917, Page 3
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134TIDE TURNING. Evening Star, Issue 16335, 30 January 1917, Page 3
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