South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-22
Circular Note Signed by Ger
many, Austria and BuIgar-
ia is on Way to Athens.
Want Serbs Interned.
BULGARIAN LOSS is
ESTIMATED AT 5000
StOrming of Positions at PriS-
TINA is Costly = Lord
Kitchener Reported on
Way TO London.

GENEVA. Nov. % - A circular
note signed 10y Germany. Austria and
Bulgaria has been addressed 10 the
Greek government.
According 10 information from a
high source the note demands assur-
ances that Servian troops will not be
allowed to proceed safely into Greek
territory but viii be interned and dis
armed if they retreat into King Con-
stantine's domain.
AMSTERDAM. Nov. %. - Eight
thousand Bulgarian soldiers were
killed or wO' 't'ed in storming the
Serbian positions at Pristina. accord
ing TO Berlin advices received here
today.
SALONIKA. Greece. Nov 22.-The
Bulgarian troops that took Prilep, in
southern Serbia, have evacuated, the
town and are falling back. il Is said.
in advices from the front.
Two divisions of Serb troops are
marching upon MOnaStir.
BERLIN. Cvia wireless. via say
vile, y. W Nov. 22.-"News of the
Anglo-French blockade of the Greek
coast surprised nobody" says the
Overseas News agency today.
This act Of violence against
small neutral country intending 10
stay really neutral without connivine
is in conformity with the practices or
the entente powers towards small ma
tons where the question Of neutral
ity is involved"
BERLIN (by wireless). Nov. %
Capture Of $500 more Serbians with
six cannon and four machine guns
was announced by the German war
office today. The Acknowledgement
forces have penetrated the valley or
the Lab river, having been completely
successful in the operations against
the Serbian mountain strongholds.
1t was also stated by the war Office
that the booty captured in the arsenal
Of NOvi Pazar included FIVE large NOR
tars and eight cannon.
PARIS, Nov. 22.-Repulse OF Aus
trO-German attacks on the Drina and
Linn rivers is claimed by the Serbian
general staff in a report under date
OF Nov. 20. issued by the Serb lega-
ton here today The report follows:
"Our army in the Sandjak OF Now
Bazaar was attacked on all fronts.
particularly along the Drina and Lin
rivers. The enemy was repuised
everywhere. Our troops are fortify-
ing themselves in their new positions.
ION the rest Of the front artillery
duels are in progress
LONDON. Nov. 22.-The political
phase Of the snarled Balkan situation
was slightly more favorable 10 the al
lies today as a result OF the growing
likelihood that Greece may give a
favorable answer 10 the demands OF
TIE entente powers that safety be
guaranteed TO any Anglo-French or
Servian soldiers who retreat into
Greek territory from Servia
More victories for the German al
lies were announced in Vienna and
Berlin and it is reported that part OF
the Servian army is fleeing into
Montenegro.
BY the capture OF Now Bazaar the
Austro- German troops have cut off
the retreat Of a portion OF the Serb
Of the Jastreb atz mountains.
Kitchener is Returning.
Lord Kitchener. the British secre-
tary OF state for war who conferred
with King Constantine on Saturday. is
reported 20 be returning 90 England.
Among the other salient features OF
the Balkan situation are these:
Greece reported 20 be prepar-
ing 10 protest 20 the allies against the
blockade
THE Anglo-French fleet of the
Greek coast reinforced.