The Chitina leader. [volume] (Chitina, Alaska) 1910-1928, 1915-11-09

ATHENS, Nov. 3-The Bulgarians advancing from Veles
the direction of Monasr have reached the Brabuna
half way between Vees and Pp The Serbians have far
attempted make decisive stand against the Bugaran
and retired Pp where it possible that battle
be staged Monastr is not yet severely threatened Advces
received here tell of the of further for
the Austro German forces in Serbia who being transferred
from the Russian front. ~ f7f
VIENNA Nov 3-The war office today admitted that the
Teuons had far been unable to administer defeat
the Serbans They stated that the Serbans retiring
skfu keeping their army intact and keeping nothing but
arassng guard action The statement also that
the of Serbian prisoners taken to date only
5000 including twenty officers. 5Ieaat
ATHENS Nov during the debate on the foreign policy
the country the house of parliament today Venzeos the
former premier declared that his party could support
the cabinet the movement they had undertaken to
keep Greece neutral certain to have in the end harm
full effect the welfare of the nation Premier Zam asked
the Chamber of Deputies for vote of confidence and the roll
call resulted in victory for Venizeos by vote of LAT to ia
The result of the will the retirement OF the Zamls
government and it is probable that Venzeos will again take
his portfolio head OF the state which would almost surely
that Greece would the the side of the allies
After the vote announced Zamls the deputies
and asked the chamber to suspend all work until cabinet
had been formed.
LONDON Nov. 1T reported Lere that thousands of
enisng in the Serbian and that the whole
country is taking against the invaders Some of the
dressed full uniforms and fighting in the
ranks with their husbands and brothers. The display
greatest bravery battle and absolutely fearless and
show themselves remarkably proficient with rifle The
women of the mountain tribes especially good soldiers
they have been accustomed to the hill life and have borne
since childhood Many of the dressed in
skins and blue tunc
BERLIN, Nov. 1.-The town of Mikulisch, which was
captured recently by the Russians between lakes Swenon and
Isen recaptured yesterday by the Germans under
nderberg The attempt of the Russians take the offensive
along the northern battle line has been checked and they have
been forced to fall back Further south the Russian front
apparently accomplishing their object without great
display of force The Turks have been unable to impede their
advance of the British along the Euprates river
LONDON, Nov Sin the speech made by the former pre-
yesterday the Chamber of Deputies wherein Venizeos
attacked the policy of the Zams cabinet and denounced
the government for it's half heated policy in the present crisis
he bitterly scored King Constantine and proclaimed that he
taking up with pleasing his Teutonc friends and that he
ignoring the imperative necessities of Greece and running the
of the country for assured future The speech of
Venzeos made profound effect upon the deputies and his
criticisms of the king received with omnous silence
Constantine fully realizes the sentiment of the parliament but
nevertheless to wish to defeat the will OF the people
expressed by their chosn representatives and it likely that
he will prorogue chamber rather than to permit Venzeo
to remain in control. ~
ATHENS, Nov. 5-King Constantine has summoned the
leaders of the various factions the House of Deputies to
be held today at the palace for the purpose OF
considering the foreign policy Of the nation and to discuss the
up the cabinet Constantine determined to
defeat the will of the dominant party in the parliament and
neutral in the present The cabinet crisis Will
probably be solved within the next twenty hours