The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-10
SAustro- German. Troops Are At
tempting to Make a Drive
y into Ser'biansC Country.
:ByLG CARS. ARE ADVANCING
Attitude Of Greece Stu Some.
What Obscure in Its !. BeneV-
oleat Neutrality.
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old capital Of Serbia. or the greater
part Of 1t is In possession OF. an enemy
army for the second time since thy
outbreak Of the war, while other
Austros German troops, have crossed
the Save and Danube rivers and are
7 attempting to make q great drive on
Ito Serbian territory. :.
+ The capture Of Belgrade has been
expected, as 1t was not thought that
the Serbians would make any serious
attempt to save the city 1t is sit
z uated on q point Of Serbian sol. at
the siunctiop OF the Save and Danube,
jutting toward Austria; and could
consequentlyE,be attacked from three
\ sidesoperations which the Austro-
Germans found little itticulty In sue
scessfully carrying out and the real
test Of strength will come when the
= inyaS reach. the main Serbian post
tons in the mountains; where the
ANstrians were severely defeated
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sIhe present, now ever. Isl q fortnida-
BILE attack. the new army under COM
1nand 6f Field Marshal Won Macken-
Y sen having been organized for that
4 purpose. Its strength Is not exactly
known, but is supposed that this army
is composed chietly of Austro-H
garlans wild st1nenlng Of Germans
and ts largely commander by German
officers. General Won Koevess and
Won GallwitF who took part In the
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me 6algarlans LII ,acting IN concert
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lne ouisaraan minls.el q Lon9on l.oN.a
Wy mas nos Isselvsa or asAea. e,u ~,
passpol.s, usSialeu youay .nas ,s!-,o, pll
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bs @ cansi,,erad @ ar IS hv Eng,and as ann
i scient reason for a quarrel.
1nr,,er sends Troons
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hur - secosains 70 aespalcn YES
.1or sa.on.sa % ssns ov,Oyv nisn
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d tne as oe'Aense s'1 - .lose poits'
Greece's attitude is still somewhat
SpsscVNle, ine 1leek M inlnlsler at
Soaay. sLe,ssi s,s aesu .uas uleeses .
Asatraity Wouiu u ce uslIe " s. ,pe.i 9. one
ol penevoiences ne toWaru .,s Ine Y Dntente
p9weIs. buI more 'nah, nan, snae nas oeen
4 e4Rscseo an9 sne aiiieu capl.aAs Nlaa. ere
saMEalsns q uennlte ssaselnene y from IN.
tne new sSreek' ca Dlnet. net n
There has been more very heavy
( fighting around Loos, in Artois,
which the British took Ia their big
s 9ttack, three weeks ago. and which
now apparently is defended by the
French. Thte latter claim that the