A VIOLENT STRUGGLE.

Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XL, Issue 11437, 30 November 1915, Page 8

A VIOLENT STRUGGLE.

ECGHTING IN THE LABYRINTH.

SPLENDID WORK BY AEROPLANES

Paris, Nov. 28.

& communique states: A feature of the fighting at Labryinth, where the enemy attacked, is that they occupied only a mine cavity- and -failed to reach onr trenches. A violent struggle followed, which resulted in our favour.

French aeroplanes did splendid work and dropped ninety bombs on the station at Noyou, and compelled German captive balloons to descend. At other points there was no change.

TELLING THE STORY

Copenhagen, Nov. 38. Berlin authorities have banned Jorgensen’s book dealing caustically with the Huns treatment of Belgium. Seven editions sold out in 1 Denmark in five months. The book is being translated into many languages. ' GRECIAN INDECISION.

Athens, Nov. 28

Although there have been long discussions on the Note at successive Ministerial Councils and repeated conferences with the headquarters staff, M. Skonlcudis has not reached a decision. Government .journals point out certain points will he difficult to accept.