Berlin, Nov. 25. The "Deutscher Ueberseedienst" reports Austrian reports, that they gained ground in the direction of Wol-brom, in connexion with German balifeship of 15,000 tenor length 400 ft, "fp The Bulwark was a pre-Dresdnought reports from Czenstochovo and the district north of Cracow show that) beam 75 ft. draught 253 ft., ith.p. 15,000. the allies on the south wing work She was launched at Devonport in 1899 and completed in 1902 at a cost of £997,- together to good purpose. 846. Her armament consisted of four Wolbrom, like PPilica,—to-12 in, twelve 6 in, sateen 12 pr., two ward which the Austrians also tubes." Hor speed was 10.15 knots and gained ground, lies in mountainous land which shows the difficulties, her complement 781. The Bulwark was commissioned at on June 4, which had to be to overcome. Clear frosty weather prevails in most of the eastern theatre of war
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