Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-30
Billiards Are Sweeping Over
Mountains of Serbia and
Montenegro, Checking
Armies,
DESPERATE FIGHTING
CONTINUES AT G0RlzlA
Italians Claim to Have Taken
More Enemy Trenches; Ar
tiIIery Engagements Feature
GaIIipoII Reports.

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Tho campagn In the Near East is
about Go enter new phase, upon
which the visit of Lord Kitchener to
Paris and Emperor William to Vienna,
ii is believed win have an important
effect
Lord Kitchener, after visiting the
Balkans ana Italy. has arrived mt
Paris for ap important series of con-
lercuces with the French staff. while
the German emperor has gonc to VIZ
emma 10 see Emperor Francis Joseph
ana discuss with the Austrian generals
what the next move will be- Pre-
sumably IL is question whether the
central powers will attack the Anglo
French forces In south Serbia or con-
centrate I'M western Bulgaria 20 meet
the threat Of a Russian invasion from
the east and the possibility of Ru-
mania taking sides against her old
cnemies-Bulgaria and Turkey.
Attacking Montenegro.
So far as Serbia Is concerned winter
appears virtually to have put an end
20 any important movements, all
though the Austrlans are proceeding
10 deal with the Montenegrins, whose
frontier they have crossed, while the
Rngarians are attempting 70 advance
10 prisrend aud Monastir
with heavy and continuous snow
storms reaching the proportion 81 &
hllg2ard lh@e anegations ngt
slow and. especially. as ~ srHlps
and Monteneuins are stiH oac-IHa
stubborn resistance Nor L is
admitted. cannot m Is but H.o
serbians, who arr delendng the ciH
are determined resist 70 the last
and give the civilians i chance 10 es-
cape. Tn, hold q front some five
miles from the town in tha direction
of prllep uom which point the Bull
Garinns, who hove crossed the Caras-
sou river are advancing
Snow stops Battle.
snow has completely stopped oper-
ations on the Ango-French front In
Serbia, the opposing forces, who are
separated by valley a mile across,
having lost sight of each other
There are no details of the Greek
reply to the collective note OF the en-
trntc powers demanding facilities Tor
the Anglo-French forces, but dis
patch from Athens says il Is couched
in friendly terms ana Is regarded as
paving the way for the desired end,
which would enable Greece to maine
tain her neutrality and not interfere
with the mtentiona of the allies
Desperate Fighting IN Gorlzia.
Desperate fighting continues on the
around Gorilla: the Italians
claim 10 have captured more Austrian
trenches but the Austrians declare
that the attacks all along the lsonzo
have been repulsed
Artillery and aerial fighting has
marked the progress OF events In
France. while Ia Russia an almost
complete ul prevails. IN the Caucasus
a recurrence or activity. however. Is
reported petrograd recording several
scouting expeditions.
After clearing The battlc field of
-'teslphon near Rugdad in Mcsopo-
.amia. the british have again with
drawn to the river The Turks re-
port mat the British were forced TO
retire by reason of counter-attacks,
after suffering very heavy losses.
Activity on Gallipoli
Artillery engagements. In which tho
British monitors take a hand, continue
,n the Gallipoh peninsula,
II BIS reported from Rome that Aus
ria is seeking a separate peace, ap-
larcnuy with italy This is not gem
'rally credited here, although In some
quarters the German emperor's visit
% Vienna ls believed 10 lend some
.olor To the rum0r
The recent successes OF the allies in
tumcrm are considered likely fore
uunors of the complete defeat of
icrmans there. They are now con-
.cutratod at Jaunde and although
Ven supplied with guns find It diff
ult. owing TO the British blockade Of
he coast, to get munitions The al
led forces are nov cunyerging on
uuude. while other columns are be-
mr. sent out % cut off any attempt