WINTER AT THE WAR.

Marlborough Express, Volume XLIX, Issue 283, 30 November 1915, Page 5

WINTER AT THE WAR.

TERRIBLE BUZZARIHN THE BALKANS

RAIN-FILLED TiENGHES IN

FLAYERS

MAIN SIMM CAMPAIGN IK

SEftSIA CLOSES

mooe prisoners eiAira

BLOOD? BATTLE OF KOSSSfQ CONTINUES

mmm situation at tmmm

IHiSMY LITTLE MoNTOt£Bft@

ENROLING THE GERMANS ® THE

GAMEROONS

THE BALKAN STRUGGLE.

JUBRUPT PLUNGE INEt©

MOST SEVERE FOR TEN YEARS

iBIiIZZARD AT ALLIED HEAD-

QUARTERS,

[Press Association.]

((Received Nov. 29, :3.'55 p.m.) _ LONDON, JS Toy, 28. A. terrific blizzard is raging in the (district* of the Bailkaiiß where the Allied headquarters are situated. (Correspondents state that snow is lying deep, and the men have been <aibru.ptly into -a fierce winter. *oriiy a few can be hilleted in the mountain villages. The remainder are compelled . to , .-Shelter in the trenches and a few tents and dugouts. Where tents are exposed they lane blown to pieces. The blizzard lias made transport ihore. difficult. Neither side can see i3io other's trenches across the valleys. This early winter isjthie most severe for ten years.