, 1915-12-08
KILOGRAMS
ST. CROIX STATION.
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day and Thursday $500 prisoners. In the
fighting on the frontier, in the district be-
tween Mitroyit8a and Ipek, numerous Alba
mans have joined us"
A German official bulletin says 'In the
mountains southwest Of MltroVltza sue
cesstul engagements took place on Fri
dny with detached enemy divisions, dur
ing which over twelve huudrtd Setblaus
were taken prisoners"
A Montenegrin official COMMUNICATE state
ment:- "FoIlowing the arrival ot 5 roug col
umns OF the enemy from the vicinity OF Pri-
bolie and Metalko, we on Wednesday receiv-
ed orders to e|vucuate PIevlie aud retire on
our defensive positions"
The DAILY Chronicles" Saleuica CORES
pondent reports that the Serbuens evaculted
Nouastir before the forenoon Of Iuuroiay,
when the Austriuns and Germans took posses
sion and 'Loisted the Austrian tla1.
The Daily News has received q despatch
from Athens stating that after the fall II
lIonastir many Serbians retreoted through
Greek territory. The Greek Army did not
di4urm them and showed them the greatest
kindness.
The "Gioruale dItalia" Of Rome states That
in an interview the Serbian Minister to Italy
sud i deny any ctpltulation; the word Is
unknown IN Serbia, for there the people either
win or dc, and the Serbian people and their
Government are irrevocably determined to
fight to the bitter end beside their Allies.
Serbia Will be loyal to her last man and soon
she will have a fresh Army OF 100000 men,
full of enthusiasm, to throw on The flank OF
the enemy. All she needs is arms aud am
munitI0u.
The DAILY Mails correspondent At Athens
states that a Bulgarian motor Cur, containing
Staff officers, entered Monastr On Ihureduy
afternoon and accepted the surrender Of he
city from IL committee Of the inhabitants.
The advance guard Of the Bulgarians took
possession, and their cavalry are patrolhn9
the town, where perfect order prevails.
An Italian official statement says 'IB the
Ledro valley our Alpiuists descended = ple-
cipice north Of Pre- by ropes, surprised the
enemy and drove him back, afterwards
firmly occupying his position. Minor actions
have taken place, GUIDING III our favour
no. th-west of RocegGo, IN the valley of Su-
CANA. in the RIeuz valley, 0u the FlscAb1ck
ridge, ia the Z4bach valley and ut GaIletz.
Our infantry uas occupied before IoInlno
part OF the enemy entertainments on Santa
Maria Hill and captured rifles and NUM-
tions. The enemy developed an intense ar.
tilIery and machine gun fire against our
positions on Monte Piano, at the Lead Of Gle
nlenZ N0lItN, Dub VlQ uOO HN'"Ch "HN NN' ~
damage. Along the Isonzo front persistent
fog and rain have %hompered our artillery.
The enemy tried to profit from the weather
bv mokin4 surprise attacks on our new posi-
tions, east Of Calavio and on the northern
slopes of Monte San Michele, but was every
where Immediately repuIsed."
An Austrian Official despatch states: "After
repeated unsuccessful attacks during the last
few days against the briJgehead OF Iolmino
and the mountain positions north thereof,
there was quiet yesterday. Near Osla1ia we
again repulsed on enemy attack, and attacks
on Monte San Michele and on the northern
slope of Ihat mouutain have also failed.
Near San MARITIME some Italian detachments
which approached with sand bags We're an
initiated. Gorizin has again been subjected
to an especially vigorous Commandment and
the centre Of the town has suffered consider
able fresh DANCE
An official despatch from ConsIantinoplo
SAYS The activity on the Caucasian front
has been humpered by a fresh fall Of snow,
ten feet deep, aud also by a cyclone"
A reuter- despatch from Salonica states
that news received there reporting that the
Russians have entered Bulgaria has aroused
intense interest and is expected to have a far
reaching effect on the internal situation in
Rulroria opd to r,n1ifv the whole 0SDpct of