DOBELL, SYDNEY

(1824-74), Eng. poet; belonged to the ‘Spasmodic school’; his works include The Roman, Balder, and England in Time of War. town, Saxony, Germany; on island formed by Mulde; iron foundries. Pop. 1910, 19,627. i town, Bulgaria. Pop. 18,000. region between Lower Danube and Black Sea (43° 13’ - 45° 28’ N., 27° 16’ - 29° 46’ E.); mostly marshes and steppes; area, connected by railway with Bukharest acro famous Cernavoda bridge; a igned to Rumania by Ru ia, 1878; region of Silistria was added by Peace of Bukharest, 1913, as price of Rumania’s neutrality in the wars of the Balkan League. After Rumania’s entry into the World War, Aug. 1916, a mixed Bulgarian, Turk., and Ger. army under von Mackensen overran the Dobrudja; Con stanza was occupied on Oct. 22; and after the fall of Bukharest, Dec. 6, the Germans occupied the territory as far as the mouths of the Danube. By Treaty of Bukharest, March, 1918, Rumania temporarily lost the Dobrudja, which was restored after the final defeat of the Central Powers. rein town, Hungary; iron mines. Pop. 5,115.