A FRENCH VICTORY.

Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XL, Issue 11435, 27 November 1915, Page 5

A FRENCH VICTORY.

FORCES OCCUPY BRUSNIK. FIRST IMPORTANT BRITISH REINFORCEMENTS. Paris, Nov, 26. The French on the 23rd attacked the Bulgarians west of Knvolak and occupied Brusuik. The Petit Journal’s Salonika correspondent announces that the first important British reinforcements reached Salonika yesterday. A HASTY FLIT. ENEMY CONSULS LEAVE TEHERAN.

TO AVOID LYNCHING. Pans, Nov. 26, The Petit Journal states that Munich advices report that the Aus-tro-German and Turkish Ministers loft Teheran hastily to avoid tho crowd, which would have lynched them. HIGH COMMISSIONER’S REPORT Tho High Commissioner reports as follows: London, Nov. 30. Paris reports that the Turks made violent endeavours to recapture tho trenches lost on the 15th iust., hut completely failed. Tho enemy are reported to he feverish and nervous.