Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-11-30
CONFERENCE
MAY DECIDE
BALKAN
FATE
Emperor William and Kitchener
on important Conference With
Respective Allied Leaders;
Suspense Attends.
SERBIAN OPERATIONS
CHECKED BY BILLIARDS.
London Generally DiSCreditS Ru-
mOred Turkish Mission for Sc
parate Peace; Reports Mini
mize British Bagdad Success.

LONDON. Nov. % Visits Of Lord
Kitchener TO Paris and the Kaiser to
Vienna it is believed, win have an im-
portant effect on the Balkans cam
paign Kitchener has arrived at Paris
for an important series of conferences
with the French staff while Emperor
William has gone TO Vienna to see
Emperor Franz Joseph and discuss
with the Austrian generals the next
movement i'm the campaign Presum-
ably it is the question of whether the
Teutons will attack the Anglo-French
i'm southern Serbia or concentrate with
Bulgaria to meet the Russian iuvas-
ion from the east with the possibility
Of Rumania joining the Entente. SO
far as Serbia is concerned, the winter
appears to have ended any important
movements. although the Austrians
are proceeding to deal with the Monte
negIins whose frontier they crossed.
The Bulsarians are attempting 10 adj
vance on prisrend and Mouastir Des.
perate fighting continues in Gorilla
The Italians claim to have captured
more Austrian trenches. The Austri-
ans declare the attack along IsOnzo
has been repulsed Rome reports that
Austria is seeking separate peace
apparently with Italy This Is rot
generally credited IN London, although
m some quarters the German Emper-
or's visit TO Vienna lis believed to lend
color to this uumor.
With heavy continuous snow storms
reaching the proportions of billiards,
Serbian operations viii be slow, es-
pecially as the SeIbiaus and Monte
negrins still are offering stubborn re-
sistance. It is admitted thar Monastir
cannot be saved. but the Serbians de-
Tending the city are determined to re-
sist until the last giving the civilians
q chance TO escape. Snow has COM
plately stopped the Pritish-Treuch
and opposition forces in Serbia. 40
details of the Greek reply TO the En-
tente's note demanding facilities for
Anglo-Freuch forces have been made
public. An Athens dispatch says it
is couched In friendly terms II is re-
earded as paving the way for the de-
sired settlement which viii enable
Greece to maintain her neutrality and
not interfere with the Entente Allies.
Field artillery duels mark recent
events in France A lull prevails in
Russia In the Caucasus recrudes-
enne of activity is reported. PetroFrad
records several scouting expeditions.
Artillery engagements in which Brit
ish monitors participated. continue on
Gallipoi Recent successes of the Az
lies M Kameron are reported as the
likely foreruuner of the complete de-
feat Of tho Germans In Africa
The British victory over the Turks
at Ctesiphon. near Bagdsd. reported
last week, has not. as many believed
sealed the fate of Basdad The ofti-
cial statement Saws that having sue
cessfullv completed the removal Of
his wounded prisoners the British
commaudcr i'm the face of the arrival
of Turkish reinforcements. again has
withdrawn his forces 10 a position low
or down the Tigris river
While this NAV prove a disapDoint-
ment 10 the United Kiusdom. those
who know tue country Through which
the British have forced their way are
not surprised that precautions are be-
ing taken 10 prevent reverse or ev-
en- check the march uuou the Besoge
tamia. The country is very inhospi
table Especially for this reason it lis
necessary for the armv TO keeu near
the river where water is plentiful aRd
where e can be reurovisi0ned and suP-
nied with munitions and guns by the
. HETEROGENEOUS fleet accompanying it
. The defeat inflicted ON the Turks Dre-
viouslv anuears 10 have bees serious.
Four Turkish divisions vere engaged
One was virtually wiped out
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