The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-30
SERBIA GIVES
UP M0NASTIR
Southwestern Metropolis Is
Evacuated; Civil Population
Had Time to Escape
BELGIAN COAST ACTIVE
British Air Attacks Demon
strate That Allies Have Not
Settled Down for Winter

LoNDO\, Nov. 30-Field Mar
shall Earl Kitchener. the secrr.
iar} for war, returned TO London
Monday from his trip TO the near
east
htkIlN, Nov. 3O--1he capture
"i frlNrcnd IN western Serbia
h'ar the Albanian border was an.
u"uiircd Tuesday by the war Of.
flee
LONDON, Nov. 3O.-The RriHsb
Steam hip DOtterel has been s,mL
presumably by a submarine.
LONDON. Nov. 3O.-German noai.
lions on the Belgian coast from Tee.
nrugge TO Ostend were bombarded for
Two hours this morning by British
squadron. according 10 Reuter- dis.
patch from Am tcrdam.
| ONpoN. Nov 30 Moua,rIr lp
Southwestern Serbu Inns boon
evacuated. Scrhnn troops. hnylpg me-.
compllshcd their purpose NJ drlaving
'h'ir enemy advance uuiu the ciyll
population of the town had time IA
'N'ap". have now LETT the city and nc.
cording to report nrn retiring In good
orlrr. Hu'gariau uauuriun NJ fine
towh Is nIpnrrurIy matter or only a
few hours '''''
Thonsh the Au-troGormnn and RuI.
garlan campaign against Serbia Is de-
s'r'nod hv the central powers ms fin.
lshrd ANA though practically the whole
OF serbia Is be their possession they
nave nor ACCOMPLISHED. according 10
'l' general belief here that more i'm
porlant aim " crushing the Serbian
army defeated In the conflict against
overwhelming odds, the Serbian forces
are said to be- still unhroken and are
reported 10 be reorgnnizing on the Al
han'nu and Monteneprin frontiers.
Elih"r hitter winter weather has re
tnrded the central powers In their pro-
posed new enterprise against the Fran
British troops In the trumltsa re-
rion or the rapId developing Russian
menace from the direction OF Ruma.
nin has caused them to abandon II. In
any event their campaign has recently
come 10 q .mnlsuu.
Other fronts during the last ~
hours have shown general revived ac-
tivitv Sir John French. commander.
in-chief " the British forces IN France
and BELGIUM reports successful Brit.
ish air attack, uu German positions
along the lloIriun puap aud on other
narts of m" German western front IN
volving destruction " German sub
mnrinc over the Belgian const md
raids on an ncrrlrumc and nmmmi-
tlon factory behind the German lines.
French troops In the Suuchez lis-
frict drove the Germans from crater
made hv successful mine EXPLOSION
recorded I'm the Mormon rommunlca-
tlon of SATURDAY.
The VARYING fortunes which hnve Mt.
tended General TowuScud's Mr-onota.
minm expedition have not been record.
ed here I'm sufficient detail to make
'h" ~ituntlou clear From the latest
official statement n doe. NOT qprcnr
that there has been any further fight.
Ing since the British advance upuu the
lo 'lrflcld ~ Ctcsiphon hut the Brit
l,h troous have again fallen back 10
th" 1Igri- having bee. outumbered
Nv the Turks and are now 'cuWmr
more rn,ily defended positions In tho
rear uf their former line
on the north Poland front lftar
crushing G.mnn attacks the Rus4'nns
have made u,ll guiu~ iu the ucighhlr.
hood Of lluul~t occupying nm rnstern
suburb If lh, town and adv'urinu 70
the Grwu trenches south N thls
point