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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Dec 16, 1915
Page
3
A presh communique reports French troops in the Balkans concentrated on Greek soil while Bulgarians hold back from the frontier. Allies’ aerial activity continues as German seaplane losses are noted and a push for manpower is stated. Paris dispatches confirm movements near the eastern shores of Lake Doira.
London dispatch reports Bulgarians suffered severe losses while attempting to halt allied advances near Kosturine. An estimated 10,000 Bulgarians perished, as 16,000 English soldiers held their position with bravery in the Doitsa Kosturine engagement.
Dec 15 dispatch reports German forces striking Rhine town lines and damaging designs on Egypt. The message from Cairo highlights threats aimed at frightening neutrals as English troops and natives move near the Suez Canal. Headlines mention a campaign of extermination and shifting country control toward Bulgaria amid ongoing Balkan conflicts.
The Admiralty reports Flight Lieutenants Graham and Enc engaged three large German seaplanes off the Belgian coast. One German craft fell and exploded, sinking after the hit. The British aircraft was damaged but the pilots survived after a forced landing at sea.
The British forces in France and Flanders are to be led by Sir Douglas Haig succeeding Sir John French. The change is announced officially with French stepping down at his own request. In Parliament the Prime Minister noted other changes to higher commands would be announced later, not linked to Joffre’s sanction.
Paris reports General Gallwitz with 100000 men leaving the Balkans for the Rumian front. London notes German plans to force a decisive blow to end the war. Constantinople hints at moves toward reconciliation, while Turkish officers resist German methods.
London reports Greece agrees to withdraw troops concentrated at Salonika as Allies stipulate. Two Inniskilling Fusiliers companies defend their position, delaying the enemy with a steady stand.
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London reports German war production has built 100000 machine guns for the eastern front while Egypt preps in Jerusalem with 100000 troops garrisoning the city. Greek retreat from allied lines noted amid Greek Bulgarians and Germans entering Greece from Salonika. Recruits from Geraldton to camp include H A Duthie and E L cae among others.
A muddled item notes social dancing and singing with mentions of a male Hall event, then shifts to a council resolution opposing Federal Government details of a Commonwealth wheat scheme. It cites James C. Kidd as estate agent and references miscellaneous ads and notices.
Advertisement lists fabric items with price notes: towels 64, thd, Si, Pid, Ntd, te ls Id Ee Ed, ty 3d, ds 4d, Is Gl, Us Sd, Us 114, Be Sd. Flannel priced at 44 per yard.
Offer of furnished rooms with use of kitchen during the summer season at Ganba Beach. Terms include rent for the period starting in Ist ember and options for catering.
Promises comfortable facilities for victors with full conveniences. Advertises nearby bathing accommodations and ready comforts for guests during the period.
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