Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1915-10-27
'BQlgarans Across Ra lWay Liue
French Troops are f.ghin As4Beslde tho
Serbs In the Southeastern SsC,Ian.

French Troops are f,ghfnt a4Beslde mo
Serbs In the Southeastern oSsclan.
A continuation of the progress
of the Teutons and Bulgarians
against Serbia ; fresh advances by
the Germans in North vest Russia
aud the sinking If u German arm
ored cruiser by q British subma.
rine in the Baltic Sea, are the out.
standing features ip the European
war, o. reported in the official
communications.
Uskup, a junction point of great
stragetic value on the Saloniki-
Mish and Ssloniki-M itrovitza
Railroad lines, and Kumsnovo
and Veles has been taken by the
Gsrmans, while in the north the
Austro.G German along the entire
front are advancing against the
Serbs, who continue to make the
invasion costly by their vigorous
resistance,
Another crossing of the Danube
has been made by the Germans at
Orsova, in northeastern Serbs
near the Iron Gates of the Dan.
ube, where the river leaves Aus
trian soil. The B~ulgarians to the
south of this region have crossed
the Timok river between Knisze
vac and Zajecar, and a battle is
in progress for the possession of
the former place.
The French in the vicinity Of
the Greek border have captured
the village of Rabrovo, nine miles
south of Strumista.
The understanding at Ssloniki,
according to. q news agency dis
patch from Athens, is that the
DO mbardment of the Bulgarian
coast on the Aegean Sea is in con-
neetion with the Allies plan to
make a landing at Porto Lagos to
the west of Dedeaghatch.
That heavy fighting il almost
continuous along the Dvinsk trout
il attested by both German and
Russian official communications.
By q violent concentrated artill.
cry fire, the Germans prepared for
the storming of the town. The
infantry attacks lasted through
out an entire day, at the close Of
which the Germans occupied
the town. The losses on both
sides we're heavy, as the battle
was carRsd into the streets with
the bayonet.
Austria and Italy are fighting
with the utmost determination
along the Austrian. Italian from
tier. The Italian war Office re-
ports that "a new and brilliant
success" has marked the Italian
offensive in the Ledro Valley.
In the Carso district, the deadly
effects of the Austrian artillery
are admitted by the italian in
fantry advanced impetuously and
captured ground on the left wing
east Of, Peteano, and in the center
Of the front.
In the western zone, the eighth
attack by Germans in five days in
she Givenchy wood, north of
was cut down according to
Paris with heavy losses to the at.
lacking forces. Otherwise there
has been little fighting except by
the artillery in the entire region
from the Belgian coast to the Vos.
ges.
No details are given in the off,
cial statement from Petrograd re.
porting that a German armored
cruiser or the Prinz Adalbert class
has been accounted for near Llbau
by a British submarine. Vessels
of this class carry a compliment
of between 500 and 900.
Gsrmany's official explanation
of the execution in Belgium of the
British nurse, Edith Cavell. is
that Miss Cavell headed q con-
spiracy which had ''succeeded for
nine months in rendering valua-
Bile SERVICES to the enemy, to the
disadvantage of our army"
For Indigestion.
Navar take nanain and preDRra.