ROUMANIANS STILL RETREATING
GREEK POSITION DANGEROUS.
CHANGES IN HIGH COMMANDS.
MR. ASQDITH SPEAKS ON TUESDAY.
Whe outlook in the Baikans does not look promising to-day. The Roumanians are still retreating but they are no* broken. The hope is still legtiniatc that they may make a recovery. The position in Greece, however, is by no means pleasant. Jving Constantine lias now been driven into open defiance and lie says that any more demands from the Allies will be accepted as an open challenge and drive liim into the German camp. Thanks to delay he is now able to dictate terms. Many changes in the Allied commands are spoken of, and even the names of Generals Joffre and Sarrail are mentioned, Mr Asquith makes a statement on Tuesday.
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Northern Advocate, 11 December 1916, Page 3
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