, 1915-12-01

of Foca we have repulsed the MonteneSrlnS
ond southwest of Sitnica we have crossed
the MonttnegIjn frontier. In MitroVllza
the AUST Q -Huugariaus captured 10000 Ser
bians, 6 mortars, II field guns, numerous
vehicles, ammunition OF all kinds, railway
engines, 1870 railway wagon ana oihef war
material. Advancing across the MltroNIlL"
district the Austro- Hungalans have reached
tile district of Sacurb, south Of Which the
Gcrmuus md Buigarians are on the point OF
crossing the Sitnlca. In Plshnna $500 pr
sonpls anu 6 guns were caplu'ed.
A French official c~ommumqut states: son
Tuesday we had an engagement near Brus-
nix. east OF kriyolak, with the BulSarlans,
WHO were rtpulsed.'
A Reuters despatch from Zurich states
that the Allies are preparing TO remain at
Salonica indefinitely, aud are landing ma
chnerv for M electric power sutton ahd
awarding contracts for extensive and sub
|stantjal barracks.
The correspondent of the "DaiIy IeIe-
praph' at Salouica states that tue Cznr has
promised tie appearance OF Russian troops
In Bulgaria within a week, the pledge beng
owen in a personal telegram to the Serbian
Premier. aud that the Itaiian Government
has promised to send an expedltlonnty tofce
of 10000. The RtssIan town OF Rem, on
the Danube, close TO the Rumnnlau 1ronflef'
has been converted into a huge military
camp, and It's harbour IS full OF boats con
tanning completely equipped troops capable
of being towed anywhere at a moment
notice.
A despatch from Bucharest states that the
Czor and CIV evitch have arrived ut Rem
TO Inspect the army equipped Tor action
AGAINST Bulgaria. The Gar will lem"n 8
DAYS There are 10000 men at Rem, 10000
ut Tsmail and 200 900 at OdessA, lendy Tor
Immediate action. New events are expected
anon the Balkan trout IN the nel8hbcutAoOd
Of the Rumaninu frontier.
A French Official communlqne says: ~
the Dardanelles the enemy has displayed IN
creasino activity in the last few days On
the DIST. after a violent bOmbardment, he
utt4npted three successive attacks on the
British front for the purpose of recaplurlng
the trenches he lost on the Iolh, out MS
effort was everywhere checket by the DfltISn
infantry and artillery, to winch were ]olnea
the artillery aud mnchIne-RuuS OF the he'6h-
bourug French forces, aud he retired leaving
an the field LARGE numbers Of dead. On
both sides the subterranean warfare con'n-
mes with the same activity. On the ZIst we
successfully exploded a camouf1et, and on tbe
22nd our snppeIs came upon a Turkish DtAnch
tunnel and put to flight the enemy wolkefs.We
Immediately prepared and exploded a mlho
winch shattered the enemy works. The entire
23rd was marked by rifle flng and IN
tense commandments by a stream OF gren4des
from the Turks, who, although repIenIshed
with munitions, displayed nervousness. Har-
ussed bv our aeroplaues, which bomburded
The galway between Constautinople and
Dedeaeatch, and damaged the engineering
works. AID by monitors and smaller war
craft which frequently bombarGed the coast
of Asia, they are without cessation kept alert
and obliged to oppose against us important
forces. IL Artois and Lorraine fighting with
hand grtnades has taken place in several dis
tr,cts. Our artillery effectively fired against
machine gun emplacements in the region OF
the Fraize valley and in The Somme region
al Rove and the stations at BeauyraInges ana
Laucourt. On the rest Of our front the
usual artillery fighting has taken place,
German official statement says; "Ihere
is nothing important to report"
An Austrian official announcement regard
ing the operations on the Italian mont says:
Bitter lighting in the district between
Monies Wippach and San Martina continues
dny and night. North Of Monte San Micnele
the enemy unintenupted!y attacked with
strong forces and repeatedly the Italians
entered orr positions, but were always