INVASION OF SERVIA.

Wanganui Herald, Volume L, Issue 14744, 25 October 1915, Page 7

INVASION OF SERVIA.

GERMANS AT A STANDSTILL. Press Association.—Telegraph—Copyright Received October 2b, 2.40 p.m. ATHENS, October 24. The postponement of the German advance in Servia is attributed to thenconsiderable losses and the lack of reinforcements.

BOMBARDMENT OF VARNA

Received October 25, 2.40 p.m. ATHENS, October 24. The accuracy of the shooting caused indescribable panic at Varna and Burgas.

BULGARIAN DISPOSITIONS

Received October 25, 2.40 p.m. ATHENS, October 24. Seven divisions of Bulgarians are on the Servian front, of which four are in the Kniashevatz region, northward of Nish. The Bulgarians have left their Aegean coast to be defended by. five Turkish divisions.

BELGIANS DEPORTEO

Received October 25, 2.40 p.m. AMSTERDAM, October 24. Belgians of military ago to the number of 7500 have been deported to Germany.

MISS CAVELL’S MURDER.

WHAT THE GERMANS SAY. A PIECE OF SOPHISTRY. Received October 25, 2.25 p.m. AMSTERDAM, October 24. An inspired German telegram gives new allegations in the Gavel 1 case, in view of what it alleges ar? incorrect and exaggerated foreign comments. Tire telegram states that, after a long trial, it was proved that Miss Gavell and others I af been tor months engaged in assisting Belgians to enlist in hostile armies, and assisting Anglo-French deserters to escape from Belgium. The GovernorGeneral repeatedly warned her that severe punishment was inevitable. The sentence was pronounced at a public sitting in accordance with law. Accrued admitted her guilt. Miss Gavell was the principal agent in a plot for enlisting Belgians, Regarding the assertion that she unselfishly attended to the wounded, the fact was that her nursing fees were such that they were within the reach of the wealthy only. German women have aiready been executed in France, and the British may remember Kitchener's cruelties to wemen and children in the Doer War.