New Britain herald., 1915-11-03
GERMANS RETREAT
 IN DVINSk REGION
Hindenburg Forced to Retire by RusSians-VillageS Captured
FRENCH DRIVE BULGARIANS
Tcutons Advance, Closely Pursuing Serbians Who Are Forced to De- stroy AnmunitioI-Littic to Re port on Western Front.


 Field Marshal Won Hindenburg has been forced to withdraw his lines in 6. sector southwest of Dvinsk, the important city on the Dvina, at which his troops have been driving for many weeks, apparently bandoning his assaults on the city's defenses from the west and southwest. The Russians recently have been on the offenive in the Dvinsk region and the latest Petrograd statement reported progress for the Russian troops in the fighting here.
 Berlin admits the capture by the Russians of the villages of Mukulisch- Xxi, in the Dvinsk sector. Repulsc OF Russian attacks at Illoukst and Gar bunowka is reported.
 Capture of the city of Usitee, or Uzice, in northwestern Serbia, is an nounced in the German report on the campaign in the Balkans. The place is an important railroad terminal town half way between Cacak, the junction point taken recetly by the Germans and the Bosnian border, which the Austrians are advancing Its capture marks the further throw ing of the Teutonic offensive line across a large front in northern Ser bia.
 " Progress for the French troops on the southern Serbian front is report ed by the war office in Paris. They are driving the Bulga rians before them in the mountains on the frontier in Strumitsa section, and easily re- pulsed an attack near Krivolak, on the railroad line in Serbia.
 Saloniki reports that there is off, cial confirmation of the presence of Turkish troops at Dedeaghatch. Bull garia.
 Superior forces of serbians have driven back the Bulgarians advancing in the Nisava valley toward Nish, to- days announcement from Berlin states. Progress for the Bulgarians in other sectors is reported.
 Premier Briand, in the ministerial declaration of the new French cab -inet, made today, said that France would not sign a peace agreement Until after her restoration by right of victory and until guarantees ot a durable peace were obtained.
 Formal denial that Prince Won Buelow, former German chancellor who is now in Switzerland, intends to discuss possible peace terms in Madrid .end in Washington was issued by the German embassy in Madrid.
 A Paris despatch declared that ar engagements have been made to keep the Serbian army supplied with mu- rltions through Montenegro. Other sources of supply have been largely cut off and the Serbians have had to destroy large quantities of war ma terials to prevent their capture
 '. All buildings of military importance in the stronghold of Kraguyevatz ere blown up by the Serbians be- fore they evacuated it. The corres- rondent of a Berlin newspaper who wires this news declares that after de- lending their Notifications with great bravery the main Serbian army re- treated in good order.
 Semi-official despatches from Bu- Aarest received in Italy, according to a Milan newspaper declare that Rumania would enter the war on the side of the entente powers only after 0O,OOO men had been landed by the allies.
 troops are being landed at Kavala, Greece. The landing forces are French. it is declared.
 xFurther gains on both the Isonzo and Carso fronts are claimed by Rome .inHthe official report on the Italian offensive operations. An exception ally strong line of trenches on the Podgora height was pierced and pt ssed, it is declared. Several Aus trian counter attacks were repulsed.