, 1915-11-27

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DulIeCln says 'NOiIN OF AIllfONltZa ana
nortb-nortb-eas of Plishuna he enemy have
been thrown back IN rearguard battles. The
Butgarians are fighting southeast Of Prishti-
na VIGOROUSLY and are advancing. IN the
region near Prishtiua 5000 binns were
made prisoners and - machine guns and A
cannon We're captured'
A French otic nj communique states "Af-
ter engagements on Friday and Saturday on
the left bank of the Cerna, Sunday passed
without any fighting 10 that region or IN the
sector Of StIumItzl'.
a Moutenegrin official announcement says
The enemy vigorously attacked our Sanjak
army i'll order to hamper it's movements to-
ward its new positions but his effort has
proved Ineffective. There have been artillery
duels on our Other fronts.
A Serbian Official statement says "Bat-
ties have occurred recently on the old
Serbo-Turkish frontier, the most important
being west of Velika Plaua and mount
Getovatz. We defeated the enemy at the
latter point, capturing five mountain can
non"
Reuters Agent at Athens telegraphs that
it is announced officially that the Serbiaus
have reoccupied The front on the Veles -Prilpet
line and are advancing toward Bahama 10
reinforce the troops defending the Pass. The
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satisfactory does not exclude the possibility
OF their sufe retreat south and the muinteu-
ance of their communications with the French
aud British.
A French o@ficiol communicate states
Dog is retardlng our artillery but our bat
teries quickly silenced the enemy's artillery
which attempted TO destroy our trenches ia
the region OF Roclincourt and our positions
between the Aisue and the Areonne and in
the region Of the LIE Pr6tre wood. Several
mines were exploded without infantry action
in the Argonne, north of Houyette and II
the Malancourt wood. On Monday twenty
two French ~ayiators at various points of the
front participated in fights which re-
suited to ON advantage. In Belgium
two German aeroplaucs were compelled by
our aeropIaues to descend, and in the Cham
pogue district and on the borders of the
Argonue five aerial engagements lesulted in
three German |ayIntots beng compelled to
descend within he German lines. While tile
fourth was disabled and fell, and the fifth
descended on fire
A German offend bulletin states. Favour
cd by cIonr Weather lively arlilleIy luels
have taken place at various places, aud lie
activity in other kinds of fire continues. La
the Bots lie Pletle two enemy NINE ovpio-
SONS were unsuccessful. A French biplane
fell after an aerial fight near the Awe in
Champagne"
Petroglad officially rep rts: IN the Dvina
district, north Of lake Secutou, We captured
a first line enemy trenches. Southwest of
Dyiusk the enemy assumed the DtfeDs;vo
along the river, and about the lakes, but IN.
der our fire he suffered heavy losses and
was forced to retreat to rs old position. On
the left bank Of the Middle Styr we attacked
to the west Of tue village OF Kozliuitchi. A
portion OF the enemy fled, many were bay
onetted md We captured two officers and
one hundred and evenly seven men, a
mnchine-gun and a quantity of rifles and
ammunition. In Gahcia, on the east bank
of the Stripa, the eutmy's offensive against
KnieIeyka has been broken hy our fire"
AGerman official statement says: Nothing
important has taken place.
An official despatch from Rome states:
"On the Isonzo front the struggle continues
with increasing intensity. On the boundary
formed by the lower heights Of Pevma and
Oslavia and the hill facing towards Gorzil,
and between Podgora and Sabotiua the enc
my made q determined couuter-oifeusive
with the object Of fecapturine his lost posi-
tons. His countor-attacks we've preceded
and accompanied by a hurricane tire from
numerous batteries. On the heights north