Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-18
Summary or Var
NeLUs of Yesterday

An allied war council has been
formed. Dc De- composed of members
81 thc French ana British cabinets
and les meeting has been held in
Paris
Tho members of The council viii co-
operate boz lhc conduct ~ The war as
previously announced by Premier As
lquith. and b is expected that Russia
land Italy will be represented ai an
carly date
ttis understood chat the situation iu
the Balkans. m the uardanellcs. and
on the Western front have been under
review as naval and military experts
were utilized in advisory capacity.
Tho attitude of Greece and the sit-
uotion in the Balkans, according To-
toduys DISPATCHES are giving the en-
tentc powers much cpnceln. but some
reliance IS placed on the efforts Of
the diplomatic Representatives ~ these
powers "a Athens ana Of NJ. Denys
Cochin " the French cabinet who is
also ot the Greek capital, 90 briug the
Greek king ana government 20 defi-
mite decision Of the future Greek pol
'icy.
Lord Kitchener the British secre-
.tary az war. IS reported to be TN cal
lip0li and his presence in the near east
gives new hope in London that way
would be found to extrieate the en-
tcntc allies from what is acknowl-
edged to be difficult and dangerous
position
The British government has placed
.a limited embargo ON Greek ships in
British ports only those that are
ALREADY loaded or are loading will be
permitted TO proceed To their desu-
nations a MiuseilIes dispatch says
the French government has ordered
the port authorities to accept no
further shipments of merchandise
destined for Greece
In Serbia. the Teuionie allies are
everywhere marrying the serbs. In
the north. the Austridns and Germans
have made further advances while in
the region Of sienica, the Austro-
.HmEarians have compelled the Mon
.tcncgrlns To eyacuate mountain posi-
lions north Of favor and along the
border Of the Sanjuk Of Novipazari.
Little has come through concerning
the campaign In southern Serbia,
where the British. French and Serbs
on different sections are opposing the
Bulgarians. to whose aid German and
Austrian roinforcements are said to be
speeding by all available roads
Whether the Bulgarans have been
liable to force the defending Serbians
out Of the Babuno pass and open the
gateway Ia Prilep and Monastir has
not yet been officially stated.
Paris says that to the west of krivo-
lax the Bulgarians abandoned their
ATTACKS and retroatcd 10 the heights
north Of Cicevo. having lost four
thousand men as against slight losses
for The The French.
Attempts by the Teutnns 10 cross
the Dvina river below DVlnsk were re-
pulsed by the Rnssmns while TO the
west of Dviusk. the Tcutons are de-
Iclarcd to have been driven out Of their
trenches Farther south. in the re-
gion Of Czartoryst Tie Augstro-Ger-
mans arc still carrying one "a heavy
offensive movement along the left
bank. Of the Styr river. but the Rus
slams have driven thttp back several
times.
The British hospital ship Anglia, on
which King George returned To Eng
land short time ago, after he had
been Injured l.y being thrown from his
horse in France, has been sunk by a
floating mine in the English channel
OF the 3S5 persons on board 500 were
saved by patrol boat. Another vessel
going to the aid of the hospital ship
also was sunk by "a mine
A dispatch from Copenhagen re-
ports twenty-five German torpedo
boats ana a cruiser proceeding north
ward in the direction of the North
sea.