The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-11-28
SERV|ANS SEEM
TO Be IN BAD WAY
Reports Say Monastir Is Now
Surrounded by the
Bulgarians.
NOW UP TO THE FRENCH
They Must Crush the BuIga-
rians or the Servians Will
Be an Army Entirely Without
a Country.

LONDON, NOV. N.-The SerVian
forces soon will become an army with
out country unless the French
should defeat the Bulgarians, four di-
visions of whom are said to be ham
mering at the French lines.
Reports arrive from various sources
that Mouastir has been surrounded by
Bulgarians and that they may not wait
for their Austro-German allies before
entering the Macedonian capital.
The main Servian army, retreating
in southwesterly direction before
Won Mackensens troops, may find no
rest even in Greek territory as il is
reported that the invaders of Servia
would not hesitate to cross into
Greece
Apparently the German leaders eX-
pect the Servians and their allies will
await attack in Greece. 1t is said these
operations will be under the supreme
command of Won Mackensen.
Additional reports from the bat
tie at Ctesiphon, in Mesopotama
near Bagdad, indicate that the Brit
ish forces won a substantial success
instead of suffering a reverse, as first
accounts led everyone to believe.
Diplomatic representatives at Ath-
ems Of the allies are still active. their
! latest effort to settle definitely all out
standing question being the presen-
tation to Premier SkoulOudis of a
note detailing measures deemed indis-
pensable for the security and free
dom of action of the allied troops.
The situation along the Roumanian
frontier, where a great Russian force
| is said to have been gathered, is still
obscure. The display by the Rou-
manian public of feeling in favor CT
the entente is regarded in London
as an indication that thei nation is in
a positio to disregard the demands
CT the central powers.
No definite news has been received
of the renewed Austro-German Of
fensive in Galicia. 1t is expected,
however, that this movement will be
pushed energetically for the political
effect on Roumania
While the Servians continue to be
driven nearer the border of their
country, and at points have retreated
over it, the allies apparently are plac-
ing a formidable army in the Bal
kans.
Allied troops in large numbers con
tinue to be landed at Salonki says a
news agency dispatch from the city.
Permission for the landing of allied
force at other Greek ports has been
obtained from the Greek government
according to unofficial advices from
Athens. Some 125,0O0 men already
are said to have debarked at Saloniki
while 10000 or $4,000 more are on
the way.
A semi-official announcement in
Berlin gives the number of Servians
taken prisoners by the Austro-German
and bulgarian troops as 101, 900
whilp 1900 Austro- Hungarians cap
! tured by the Servians were set free
The British expedition in MeSopo-
tamia is again in possession of Ctesi-
phon, near Bagdad, after its recent
| temporary withdrawal because of
lack of water, London is advised.
Italian attacks on the defenses of
| Gorilla continue, Rome reports. the
lately won positions being strength
ened despite Austrian counter at.
| tacks
Paris announces destruction Of a
German aeroplane, which fell into the
Aisne, the aviators saving themselves
by swimming