Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-11-04
ALLIES. RUSH !:
.. MORE TROOPS. D
TO SAL0N|k|
Condition Of Serbia Remains
Very Critical Despite. Ar {
rival of Allies ,
LITTLE NEWS FROM
RIGA ENGAGEMENT
Russia Notifies Persian Govern
Declaration on Part of ~
Rounaania

London, Nov. 3.-The vigorous sup
port which Herbert H. AsQuith, the
British premier, and Aristide BRAND.
the new French premier, had pronlis-
ed Serbia seemingly is about to be
realized. a.. Il .ss;a} 3g.
Besides the Anglo-French troops,
including British cavalry, who are al
ready in southern Serbia, British and
French transports are arriving daiiy
at .Saloniki and troops from them are
being sent up t.le country immediate
ly to attempt to check the, Bulgarian
march from Wales toward Monastir,
while other transports, according to.a
Sofia dispatch, had landed troops at
Kavala, Greek port on the Aegean
sea, near the Bulgarian border.
AT the same time the diplomats con-
tinue their efforts to secure the sup
port OF Greece and Roumania for: Ser
bia, wno fought with them in the last
s.. N4 Position criticai:
AS time passes, however Serbia's
position grows more critical. The
Austro-German: drive from the north
is proceeding slowly. but surely, while
two Bulgarian armies are a'ppr6 6aciiilg
'Nish, from which place 1.-The Serbian
government has moved to Mistrovitz
over near tle Montenegrin frontier:
The serbians neverth rtheless, are
fighting stern defensive battles, and
from the German aocount,Sit Is fappaf-
ent that their main making
good tiIeir retreat and leaving, aS the
Russians did in GaliciaS altde Poland,
very little except what could not Ne
removed--=such as copper mines, for
the invaders. W. ,l.. n ".
q q Faith in Roumania. ;...,.
There is no further news Of the R4s.
sian expedition. which several days
ago was reported of tVarna, 'Bulgaria's s.
chief seaport. k The opinion Is held ih
the Entente allied countries that 'Rou-
mania, where there is: continued agi-
tation in favor of intervention on their
side, will allow the forces OF Emperor
Nicholas to move across ler territory.
All along the eastern front, the Rus.
SLAMS, according to the German re-
ports, are making "a series Of attacks,
from the Gulf of Riga to Roumania.
IT is admitted that the Germans were
compelled to withdraw their lines In
the Lake district, but the other Rus
sian attacks are claimed to have been
repulsed. NV. % s''2% M
In the west unfavorable weather is
interfering with the operations.
Claim Submarine Capture.
The Daily Post publishes q report Of
the capture of one of Germany's latest
super submarines 4 255O feet long an(
carrying, in addition to torpedo tubes, ]
four guns of fairly large caliber The !
submarine was launched at Stettin, a
fortnight ago. r.,
The Post states that within a few
hours after leaving her base, sac was
caught "in one of those traps we
have so skillfully laid for these craft
somewhere in the German ocear
The Russian foreign Office in
statement issued today places Russia
on record that she is ready to recOg.
nize the territorial enlargement which
Greece needs in Europe and Asia
Minor as well as the justice of Rou-
right to realize her national
deal. r.
Russia still holds out the olive
branch to the Bulgarians and is ready
to offer a friendly hand to them when
they take their place on the side. of
The Entente Allies. &. 2