New Britain herald., 1915-11-29
FALL 0F MONASTIR
 IS NOW IMMINENT
1,5OO More SerbianS and 5O2 Can-
 non Captured by Teutons
GERMANS BOMBARD VERDUN

That She Is Ready to Satisfy All
 Demands of Allies Which Will Not
 Compromise Her Neutrality.
 A battle between Bulgarians and Serbians is raging between Prilep and Monastir- an Athens despatch states, "and it is thought there that Monastir cannot hold out much longer. The civilian population has left the city,
 The Northern army of Serbia is continuing it's retreat toward Scoutar Albania, unofficial advices states. Der lin mentions a further pursuit of the Serbians, although announcement was made yesterday of the conclusion of the Serbian campaign. It may be that the German forces of the allied armies are not participating in tho further operations.
 .. 1,5OO Serbians Captured
 A total of 5O2 guns, many of them of heavy calibre, were taken from the Serbians during the campaign, the German statement declares An ad Ii- tional 1,500 Serbians were captured in the operations covered by today's official comm munication.
 Operations on the Franco-Belgian front are largely artillery and aero- plane actions. Verdun has been bonn l,ar al German aeroplanes, and French avia- tc,rs have dropped bombs on the rail. road station at BrieulIes in retalia. tion, Paris reports the railroad being cut. Berlin announces destruction of a French aeroplane by artillery fire.
 Kaiser in Vienna.
 Emperor William arrived in Vienna today and visited Emperor. Francis Joseph.
 - Greece on Sunday delivered her re- ply to the latest note of the entente powers, Paris hears from Athens. Ac- cording to an Athens despatch the Greek government is ready to satisfy all the demands of the allies which will not compromise her neutrality.
 Early Winter in Balkans.
 Bad weather has brought about forced inactivity along the south Ser bian front held by the French and British, Saloniki advices state Win ter is setting in unusually early in the Balkans.
 Pressing their attack on Gorizia the Italians have taken a mountain slope northwest of Oslavia and stormed strong trenches east of Hill No. 18S, ,the war office at Rome reports. Fur nl9fe9n also are claimed. The latest state ment from Vienna declares that each section in the Austrian line penetrat- ed by the Italians was retaken in counter attacks.
 Allies Gain in Africa.
 Further successes have been gained by the Franco-British forces in the German colony of kamerun, in West Africa, heavy losses having been in flicted upon the Germans, it is off, cially announced in London. N Great Restitution among the popu- 1ation in the Polish district of War saw is described in despatch from that city. Thousands of persons al- ready have died of starvation and diseases superinduCed by hunger; hAndreds of thousands are suffering for want of food and great numbers are homeless.
 Sinking of the French steamer Omara by a submarine in the Medi terranean, with the probable loss of the crew of twenty men, is announced in Paris.
 - 1.5OO Serbians Captured.
 Berlin, Nov. 29, Via. London, p. m.-Army headquarters announced today that in the Serbian campaign 502 cannon were captured. Today's statement on operations in the Bal kans says:
 Balkan theater of war; Our pur- suit is making further progress. More tran 1,5O0 Serbians have been taken prisoner.
 'In regard to yesterdays reports on the course of the Serbian campaign We add that up to the present the total number of cannon taken from the Serbians amounted to 502, many of the guns being of heavy calibre."
 Serbians In Retreat.
 Sa1oniki, Nov. 2S, via Berlin and f0