New Britain herald., 1915-10-26
1TEUTONICF FOR CES GAINMORE GROUND IN SERBIA; FRENCH
 REPULSEBULGARIANA
Germans Recapture Positions in Champagne Lost to Allied Forces on Sunday--Von Hin
 denburg's Army Advances in East RUSSIA READY TO SEND STRONG FORCES
 TO BALKANS TO ASSIST SERBIAN TROOPS

Turks Will Resist Any Attempt oi
 Czar's Troops to Land on Bulgarian Coast of Black Sea-British Brigade 8 to Leave Saloniki for Preparations
 in ConjunctiOn With French-Dar-
 danelIes Situation Unchanged.
 Teutonic forces have gained fur ther ground in Serbia, Berlin an nounced today, Progress was made east of Visegrad, in Bosnia, where the Austrians are engaged; an advance was scored in the Raca Valley south of Palanka, and further to the east Markovatch, Laope and Kutshevo were captured.
 The Bulgarians in the Strumitsa re- zion have taken the offensive against the French, but the Bulgarian attack along the whole front was completely repulsed, Paris officially declares It is denied that Bremen forces have been repulsed on the right bank of the Vardar river.
 Germans Recapture Positions. N Recapture of positions along a front of approximately 25O meters north of LeMesnil in the Champagne, taken by The French on Sunday, is claimed in today's German official statement. The French are declared to have re- tained only one small trench.
 Last nights statement from Paris 5 conceded that the Germans had re- covered portion of the captured trenches in the center of the forti- fled position of LaCourtine and to- Nays communication stated that the struggle in the center of the position had continued with fiuctuating suc- cess. The original advance was along 1,20o yard front according to the French claim.
 Capture German Trench.
 Capture of German trench to the northeast of Massiges, also in the Champagne district, is claimed by the French war office
 In the Riga-Dvinsk campaign, Field Marshal Von Hindenburg's forces are again making progress, re-crossing the Illoukst district. Victories for Prince Leopold's armies in the Bara- novichi region and for those of Gen. eral Von Linsingen near Kolk and Czartorysk, on the southern end of the line, are reported.
 To Discuss Peace Terms.
 A British news agency dispatch from Madrid bring a report that Prince Won Buelow, former German chancellor, will submit soon to Presi- z dent and King Alfonso of Spain an outline of the conditions upon which Germany might be disposed to discuss Weace terms. Prince Camporeale, an Italian nobleman, brother-in-law of Prince Won Buelow, is given as au- thority for the report, said to have originated in Rome, and which is not corroborated from any other sources.
 According to Paris advices Russia, has completed her preparations for the dispatch of strong forces to help Serbia:
 Turks To Resist Russians
 Turkish troops will resist any ef- fort Russia may make to land an army on the Black Sea coast of Bull garia, it is reported from Athens, and they already are being concentrated. Germans will have charge of the de- fense, another report states. The Athens report declares it is feared the Bulgarians could not be counted upon to resist the Russians
 A Bucharest account of the cross ing of the Danube by the Austrians in the vicinity of Orsova, near the Rumanian frontier, mentions the pres ence of 8 Russian battery with the Serbian forces and of a Russian steam ger on the Danube, which is declared to have bombarded Orsova.
 British Leave SaloniId.
 The latest announcement regarding Participation of British land forces in tho Balkan brigade will leave Salonilxi today for point forty miles to the north to prepare for operations in con- junction with the French.
 The situation in the Dardanelles ap- parently is unchanged. The current announcement by the Turkish war of- ice records only isolated artillery ex- changes.
 Austrians Claim Successes.
 Vienna, Oct. 25, via London, Oct 26, 3:34 a. m. Delayed in transmits s sion)-The official statement given out by the Austrian war office tonight con- fained the following paragraphs:
 ''The severest fighting occurred in the northern sector of the Doberdo !. Plateau, where the strongest Italian Forces repeatedly attacked in masses Received by destructive fire the enc my was obliged to retreat under cover. An attack against our position east of Monfalcone had a similar result, as did all other efforts of the Italians.
 Bombs Dropped on Triest.
 r ,Triest yesterday was visited by the