HEAVY FIGHTING IN POLAND.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume LXVII, Issue 14145, 26 November 1914, Page 5

HEAVY FIGHTING IN POLAND.

Germans Retire in Disorder.

Critical Situation in Balkans.

British Navy Plays Havoc at Zeebrugge.

The Fighting in Flanders.

Germans Heavily Re-iniorced.

Tti "Flanders both armies are actively reorganising their forces. The ■GanSnT S*sy reivforced, are attacking between Ypres and La Baa•Germans, neaw thwarting every effort. There are intermitt--2 £_SS£ anfSLnan attacks in the Argonne, all of which the • MU lh h eTgS lS at d Lodz continues. Russian cavalry attacked the re- *«-««» rTrmans inflicting great loss, and capturing heavy guns. The SratS^^O^ 1 ". developing successfully for the KUSS Se S fighting at Lo wicz was very heavy, the Germans eventually retiree in disorder. The Germans are now attempting a diversion to assist _£ StreSg Germans by sending up reinforcements to attack the Russian l6ft, The Russians have defeated the Turks at several points, and inflicted heaV The oS situation _" the Balkans _ becoming critical. The advance of The situation m Houmania from Western Europe, and reaching that country. As the result of this IcSon ifis probable that Roiunania will intervene Bulgarxa and Servia have apparently patched up their quarrel, .and Germany iTmakKa desperate effort to conciliate Bulgaria by offering her . Salonica, belonging to Turkey.