New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-17

is no bread at Mitrovitza. The peop''
are reduced TO eating haricots.
General SarraIl, the French comman-
der. in his official report TO Pans, says
that 10000 Bulgarans took part IN the
attack. and that their losses were very
heavy. Not one French gun was los''
he reports. L..
Dispatches from Sofa, relayed by
way Of Berlin, however, claim adui
tional Bulgar victories over the frehSh
along the Vardar. According 10 th1
Bulgar reports Of November IL ana a.
French troops on the night OF NoVem-
Der ~ and 10 attacked bulgarian posi-
tons. but were thrown back on the
right bank of the Karassu by the Dui-
parian counter-attac The Bulgars tooh
two machine guns and two mountain
guns.
atoms since the capture OF Nish was
issued from Berlin tonight, and, aslde
from the narration of munitions capt
ured. asserts that the First SERBIAN
Territorial Regiment mutinied during
the retreat and killed Colonel Prlblt-
chevitch. .-,,
Colonel Pribitchevitch was impii-
Gated in the assassination OF the Aus,
TRAN Archduke Francis Ferdinand ana
his wife, at Sarajevo. lie was named
in the confession Of Nedeljo Gabino-
vics. who threw the bomb, as having
obtained the bombs and revolvers win
which the conspirators were armed.
Orient Railroad Nearly Open.
After the mutiny, the Sofa report
savs the regiment disbanded, and the
men went into the surrounding niI4s
and villages.
DISPATCHES from Sofia also Indicate
that the Bulgarians are pushing the re-
pairs TO the Orient railway running
from Nish to Sofia. II Is declared that
trains over the line will be running IN
a few days.
A small local success has been
attained by the Serbs at Kalkandelen'
according to Athens reports, when say
that 500 Bulgars were captured, with
large quantities Of munitions.
Slight friction between the French
troops at Salonica and the Greeks is
reported in an Overseas News dispatch,
which says that the French attempted
70 occupy a Greek military building,
but were resisted. The French, military
authorities, says the dispatch, after
ward apologized for the incident, de-
claring q mistake had been made.
GERMAN OFFICIAL.
Prom Berlin the following official re-
port has been received on the baikSh
operations' -
Pnr,uit OF the enemy continues
vigorously. Yesterday more than
1000 Serbians were taken prisoner,
and two machine guns and three
cannon were captured.
AUSTRIAN OFFICIAL.
VIenna's official report is as follows:
In the Balkan theatre the Austro-
Hungarians are advancing every
where. They have reached the DIS
trict of Uvae. Cigota Planina and the
favor Heights.
The German detachments Of Cen
eral Koevess have advanced on both
sides of the road running from
Kralievo to Novipazar ard have
taken Usice. The Austro- Bunga-
rians further eastward, near Babica,
have crossed the road from Raska 10
Kursumlya and stormed Serbian
trenches on the Lucak Mountain.
They took as prisoners three officers
and 10 men and captured one ma
chine gun. The German and Bull
garian troops are approaching from
the north and east, point OF juno
ton at Kursumlya.
MONTENEGRO OFFICIAL.
An official communication Issued by
the Montenegrin Army Headquarters
to-day says:
The Austrian attack against our
Sandjak army was redoubled in vlo-
lence all day on the l4th. We sue
ceeded, nevertheless, in maintaining
our positions and in1icting tremen-
dous losses upon the enemy We have
/ repulsed Austrian attacks upon
/ Nouchido and Troglsv. Artillery
fighting along the remainder of the
front continues.
FRENCH OFFICIAL.
Paris tonight ISSUED the following
report;
Army of the east: The Bulgarians
renewed their violent attack on No
vember IA against our front on the
left bank of the Cerns. They were
everywhere repulsed, with very heavy
losses.
Calm prevails on the whole front
along the left bank Of the Vardar.
/ The debarkation of French. and
British troops at Salonica continues
without incident