Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-10-29

LIES WILL H0LD SAL0Nkl

,nc -i,uaiion Of seryia still holds

Inc situation ui Servia still holds
.hiof pni.l 81 interest lnihc worl,
n. IN ihr northeast the Ans'ro-
..r.,nnus and liulgars have formed Il
,un. iion ,.h IA hiring, the Tcuionis ~
los - ai,p ncarcr the attainment "l
lhcir purpose to lend aid To iheii
Turkish ally.
From the IRON gates along the Ser
t1.i,nmarian frontier Ia Ncgoili
-. mere the river leaves Servian soil
IA, Danube i, now held by the Austro-
Germans and Rulgars, aud ofiers q
:reans 10, the shipment oi men nnc
.lms and ammunition 10 RnStchnk
i,nluuria u short distance westward
of the point where the Danube bend'
nnrlhcasiwnrl and touches Bulear
iau territory.
From Ru-tchuk two lines of rail
Nay- radialc. one to the south con
Meeting ~ lhlipopoli- with the Bel
GRADE Consianlinoplc express line
ai.d the other running westward I.
Nafaa. Bulgaria. chief seaport on the
Rlnrk San. By the use of the river nj
allies could he of service mol alone to
.hr Turk on the Gall'poli peninsula
but to the Iiulearian forces and pos
sibly some of their Turkish allies, who
will meet any attempt al II hoslll'
landing alung The Black Sea coast.
Thai the rculms and their allies
now will continue southeast aion" the
Timok river valley IN an endcnvor ia
reach Ni-h and capture thai impoi
lant junction an the Rclgradc~C Con
staniinopf express line aud the Nish
: loniki line seems probable.
Il i. still mountainous country N
whi,h the Au~lro- Germans and Bull
.ars are ii.hiing against the Serbs IN
northeastern Soryia. To the east of
iheir rosili,h tr- he TimoL nver aud
acto~, the .licIm ia the extreme
northwestern neck Of Bulgaria be
tween the Srrvian aud knumania,
frontiers aIr II mountain range and
u vcriiablc network of rivers all the
way ,ouihcu iWa"l I" Sofia.
Although the armies of the central
powG'~ and Rnlparia are making
progress at I'll puint, in the north.
from the Danube and Save rivers,
aud from. the Driua on the Bosnian
front. British troops from Saloniki
have now ioircd hands in the south
with the French forces that nave
hcen vict"rinu~ over the Rulgar~ near
ihc the Greek Serb frontier. TIN,
would indicate ihni the IL 00O British
iroop> landed IN Greece are now or
-oon will BE- ia action.
TIL French have destroyed with
m ne, German cntrcnrhmcnts south
east of Nenillc- 81. Naast. and, en-
irrine the crater. made by the mines
have held the newly gained positions
despite violrft counter attacks by
The Germans. whose losses are said
IL be- heavy.
The French aso have rcpulscd near
Rheims an attempt by the Germans Ia
tack under cover of asphyxiatine
cases. Severe fighting j. still goinu
On for the trenches north of Villa
Sur Tourbc.
n the csaicrn zone Field Marshal
Won Hindenbure has taken mile and
- quarter of the front of the Russian
IN the Dvinsk region after heavy
fighting. The Russians are counter
7ttackinq VIGOROUSLY ON certain sec
tors.
The Ausinon and Italian state
erts are ~ varience with regard a.
he fighting on the Ansiro- Italian
front. Although the Italians had pre-
iouslv rhrnnicled Gains for their
.'oo's = the Austrian official state.
rent saws they host heavily in ihr;r
ncert attack IN III, Doberdo MA
eau and Monte Sabalino. Three
honslrd were left on the field of hat
L. il Wa~ claimed.
Gnrmnn irnon. in East Africa have
Uttered defeat NJ the hands of the
R"lgianS. according to advices re-
ived hv the BELGIAN minister of the
olomes.