New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-30
Invade Kingdom on Two
Fronts, While Bulgars
Near Prizrend.
elJLGARIANS AGAIN
MENACE MONASIlR
o,s Carassou River Five
Miles North of City, Which
Civilians Flee.
IS, c.sI, 70 Tie Trioune |

NV. %. The main cam
= ,be Teutons, Serbia having
p" :" ..,osed Of. is now being directed
uonteuegro. This has been
,.,ssly in the hands Of the Aus
ubIe the German troops OF
..-.-.l on Gallwitz have been hur-
80. ,be kumanian frontier 10 meet
he gathering menace Of Russian IN
aston Of bulgaria.
The Austro-Hungarisn offensive
.,,inst Montenegro is proceeding along
-. fronts. the northern border from
n.lustia 10 the Serbian line, and from
,G,royitza southwestward through the
Ssnjak Of Noyibazar
Along the latter front Vienna all
o,,ces that Austrian troops are cross
no the Netalka Ridge. south of PriboJ,
nile the Bulgarians are pressing near
% Prizrend, only fifteen miles from the
border.
The Overseas News Agency of Ber-
lin to-day gave out the following con-
csrning the Montenegrin campaign:
After the termination of the opera
.ions against the Serbian main army,
,bs Hungarian offensive against
Montenegro started with the whole OF
me Austro- Hungarian force. The first
oFensive. begun some time ago, was
o,lv intended to impede the Monte
ecrins from participating in the oper-
lions in the Sanjak. After having OBJ
tanned this result the general offensive
against Montenegro has now begun.
AS the northwest frontier is a natu-
lsl fortress the attack will be directed
from the Sanjak The Austro-Hun-
rarians already have passed the Linn
River"
ln the south. Monastir is again re-
ported as menaced by the Bulgars.
Their troops are said 10 nave crossed
.be River Carassou, I'VE miles north OF
the city, on Saturday. Considerable
$ serbian forces, together with British
,ntincents. however, are covering the
.ty. and are expected to make a strong
,ht to say. the last remnant OF SER
an territory from the INVADER.
The civil population has already
.5ardoned Monastir, Athens reports
cav. I'm anticipation Of It's capture oy
ne BulgarianS.
Heavy falls of snow and bad weathe'
e interfering with the operations III
70 southern theatre, both on the parI
he Bulgars and the Allied troops
.uns have almost been buried IN the
riffs. and the roads are practically
apassable.
Owing TO these conditions the serbs
.l their retreat have been compelled L
abandon much OF their heavy artlllery'
md Berlin announces to-day that some
-12 guns OF all calibre have been cap
.ured. An additional 1000 Serolans
are reported taken prisoner.
With the main Serb armies ALREADY
'7 Montenegro and united with the
-orces of King Nicholas, the troops de
ending Katchanik Pass, which sewers
l'skub from Mitrovitza, have begun
their retreat. A report from Salonlca
sys they are retiring on Scutarl, Du
40 and Santi Quaranta in Albania.
GERMAN OFFICIAL.
Berlin tonight issued the following
Official report on operations IN the Bal
ian theatre;
Our pursuit is making further
progress. More than 1900 Serbians
have been taken prisoner.
IN regard 20 yesterdays reports or
the course of the Serbian campaign
add that up to the present the
total number o. cannon taken from
he Serbians amounts to SOP, mary Of
the guns being Of heavy calibre.
AUSTRIAN OFFICIAL.
From Vienna the following report
ras been received:
Southeastern war theatre: Oui
offensive against northern and north
eastern Montenegro is proceeding.
The Austro- Hungarian forces arc ad
fancing across the Metalka Ridge
south Of Priboj. The Bulgarians
continue the pursuit in the direction
~ Prizrend.
EpENCH OFFICIAL