HISSIAN STAFF REVIEWS WAR
A dispatch from London dated October 25 reports a high authority of the Amrisa staff describing Russian military conditions. It states Austro German pressure has intensified on a prolonged front, while Russian troops have shown resilience and continued fighting despite hardships. The piece notes allied coordination, Russian morale, and expectations of future offensives as the war persists.
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Railroads Underpaid For U S Mail, Report Says
An October 73 wartime report by the merchants' association committee asserts railroads underpaid by £27,900,000 for carrying U S mail. It warns losses could prompt reinstatement of charges. It also notes about $4,000,000 yearly for compartment mail cars and $2,260 yearly for transfer service between lines and posts, with weight allowances tied to parcel handling.
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Brilliant Move of French Army Seizes Bulgarian Right Wing
Fars reports French troops scored a decisive success near Krivotak after a bold maneuver that torpedoed the Bulgarian right as Serbian forces pressed, with a counterattack by Aeybians along the line. Dispatch dated Sunday from Athens notes Bulgarian columns in three thrusts were repelled, changing the front at dawn.
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Germany's Enemies Inventing Stories
In a fragmentary note by Tatlin and Ott dated the 25th, wireless transmission hints at German counter narratives during reunions and naval actions. The text shows garbled references to Viet Nam era sailors and a rivking phrase, indicating a damaged dispatch.
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Belgians Must Give Up Arms Proclamation Tightened
Amsterdam dispatch from Bruspele cites General Bauberawely warning Belgian populations that a January proclamation condemned arms and munitions. those found with arms after October 25 face death penalty or hard labor for at least ten years. Communities harboring arms face fines up to 40,000 francs.
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