The Greek casualties during the post
ten ilnvs on the Eski-Bhehr front are
est'tiRivd at 150 officers and 4,000
men. The Greek debaele at Eskl-Shehr
is said to have been due to the failure
of a division in the Sugut sector to ad-!
vancc in conjunction with a division |
front BUejlk, to the north, and another 1
from Inegol, to tho southwest. Th
morale of the Greek troops is said to bo
poor. Their constant fight against.
perior numbers and the fact that they
have few reserves tended to discourage j
the Greek divisions on this part of the
front.
Paris, April 5.?The Greek offensive
is regarded in official circles here as
having failed of its object, at least tem
porarily.
Reports of a complete check for the
Greek troops in the Brusa section of
Asia Minor are confirmed. The entire
Northern Greek army has been obliged
to retreat.
The mobilization of the three addi
tional contingents of conscripts called
for is reported from Greece not to be
yielding the forces that had been count
ed upon for the organization of a new
offensive.
The Greok legation here to-Uny de
nied reports that Prince Andreas of
Greece, brother of King Constantino,
had died from wounds received while
fighting in Asia Minor. Prince Andreas
lias not left Athen#, the Legation de
clared.
A London despatch on Monday quoted
a Constantinople despatch to the Eve
ning New* as saying that Prince An
dreas had died of wounds received in
the Greco-Turkish fighting near Brusa.
8 KILLED AS AIRPLANE
PLUNGES INTO CROWD
Occurred in Bolivia?Noted
Canadian Flier Killed.
