Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-26
ANGLO-FRENCH
 ALLIES AID THE
 SERBS AGAINST
 TEUTON FORCES
Bulgarian Forces Still Maintain Hold at Prahaove But Are Be-
 ing Given Warm Reception By the Allied Forces.
FIERCE FIGHTING HAD
 ON RUSSIAN FRONTS
Italian Offensive COmpelS the AuStrianS to Reinforce Their Troops Along Southern Battle Front of the TeutOniC Line.

LONDON, Oct 25-Despite the fierce Serbian resistance, the Bulgari- ans. who crossed the Timok still hold Prahaove. They are separated from the Germans, who crossed the Danube near Orzeva, only a few miles in the south. According 10 French accounts. the French joined the Serbs and in- aicted a severe defeat upon the Bull Farians at Krivolak. forty miles north of where the Saloniki-Nish railroad crosses the Serbian-Greek frontier. The success places the Bulgarians, who have reached Istip, Veles and UsFup. in an awkward position. The further advance of the allies seriously threaten their Hanks Unofficial re- ports state the advance of the French. who are closely followed by the Brit ish caused the retirement of the Bull s9rians toward Strumitsa
 n appears the German desire to open route to northeastern Serbian and Bulgaria Go Turkey is on eve of accomplishment. The Italian offensive is compelling the Austrians to strengthen their lines The French capture of the Salient north of Lem esnn is considered important. It clears the ground for another general offensive in Champaigne The Rus siana are fighting pitched battles at Riga and Dvinsk in an effort 10 retake ground losttto the Germans.
 The Germans claim the Russian at. tacks, southeast of Riga. were repuls- ed, and also those northwest Of pvinsk. The Germans, which cross ed the Uloukst north of the town of that name, withdrew in the face of uperior Russians. The Germans also claim the Russian attacks in the Lake district. south of Dvinsk, were repuls- ed and hat the Austrians have brok- en the Russian line on a front of two and a half miles west of Kamanow. British and Russian submarines are interfering with the campaign in Courland. They sunk the Prince Adal- bert, the sixth armored cruiser Ger many has lost since the commence ment of the war
 The British are trying the force the Germans out of the slag heaps south of Labasse. These operations are pre- parstory. The Italian offensive gained it's vantage points, and according to Rome. may any day place them in pos session of the fortress Of Gorizia. London military writers do not believe the situation in Serbia is as desperate as has been painted They admit the seriousness. but point out the Serbians natural defenses which can hold out for weeks. They claim the British French and other Entente powers, by rushing endorsements to Salonik and other points will give the Bulgars an extremely warm reception. The Germans and Turks are fully occu pied elsewhere and will be unable to send much help.
 British correspondents in Franco disclosed the fact that after the Anglo French defensive in September tho Germans had the greatest difficulty ir securing new endorsements to mee the advance They had to call upoT the men who had returned from Rus sia to rest 10 fin the gaps in the west ern line. It Is argued the Germans cannot spare many troops in the Bal kans. especially, as the Russians ar' keeping them busy from the Balti to Rumania.