Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-30
Teutons and BulgarianS Still At
tempting to Cut Off the Re-
treat of Main Serbian Army to
the Latter'S Base.
BRITISH AND FRENCH
AID SLAVS IN DEFENSE
Desperate Attacks Being Made
Along the Russian Front With
the Russians, Apparently,
Holding Their Own.

LONDON. oct. 29- The Teutons
ana Bulrarians are still making an at
tempt to cut Off the retreat Of the
main army. which is offering a spirit
ed resistance. Tine German forces adj
vancad slowly from the north. The
Austrians have crossed the western
border of Serbia south of Vizegrade,
moving eastward The Bulgarians
are marching westward on a wide
front from Pirot. which is southeast
of Nish. to Zaiecar. northeast of Nish.
The Servians will. doubtless hold on
with the hope Of making an eventual
stand i'm the mountains along the Mon
tenegrin frontier.
To forestal this the Austrians are
also attacking Montenegro but have
made little progress as the Monteue-
grins under the veteran fighting King.
had a long time to prepare for just
such am attempt Thus far they have
repulsed an attempts to throw them
back Vbe,e is liuN change IN the
situation on other fronts
AS the Germans are reported to have
sent part of General Won Liusineen's
army from this section to the Ruman-
ian frontier TO guard against Rus
sian attack ON the German forces i'm
Serbia. important events are expected
along the Styr in Galicia.
The Monteneerins held strong pO-
sition i'm Austrian territory out Of
which they viii have TO be driven be-
fore their own country is invaded.
There is no change in the southern
area of Serbia as far as IS known. The
report that Uakup was recaptured is
uncouGrmcd. The French claimed TO
have cleared the Bulgarians out of the
Veles district u this is true it viii
render Uskup unsafe for the invaders,
I'm the opinion of military men.
What other way Serbia viii be as
sisted is not disclosed The British
are cooperating with the French in
the south and the others on the way
and where they win be used remains
a secret. Russias plans are not dis
closed German sources report Ru-
mania is about to throw in her lot
with the Allies. This would allow the
passage of 100000 Russians through
Rumaua TO attack Bulgaria from the
north. Greece has assured the enten-
te of neutrality and remains friendly
It IS pointed out she has given assis-
tance by permitting the landing Of
troops at SaloniH.
Artillery engagements in the west
remain the chief method Of warfare.
There is some trench lighting The
battle is stin raging from Riga to
Dvinsk which. for nearly two months
Field Marshal Won Hindenberg has
been eudeavoring 10 reach from first
one point and then another
During the week the Germans pour
ed a rain of shells into the Russian
positions along a front Of $50 miles
from the mouth of the Dvina. south to
Dvinsk Although the Russians are
falling back a little in the north, they
generally have held firm. They re.
turned the fire which Is taken to indi-
cate their supply of ammunition is
now satisfactory. Through the lake
region between Dvinsk and Sventsany
the Russians are steadily advancing
and approaching the VilnaDvinsk rail.
way To the south also, they contin.
ne harrying the Teutons with frequent
thrusts. Emperor Nicholas and son
are visiting General Ivanon in this re,
gion. General Jonre. the French com.
manderin-chief, arrived i'm England
Tie conferred with Kitchener and Wis.
tied other ministers