New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-19

is no suggestion as " ""es
Z toward King Constantines government
was determined Upon A great deai ee-
pends upon the report OF Denys Coehih.
the French Cabinet Minister NO" IN
Athens, and no step IS iike!y 70 De o.,
taken until he has exhausted all
chances Of reaching an understanding.
The first Greek ship TO be held under
the British embargo was seized to-day
and taken out and anchored in the
lower Thames.
New activity w the Allies and .
victory for the French over the Bull
CARS, reported un, ficialls from Pans.
has relieved tn. situation somewhat.
After a ,wo-days' battle General Sal
rails troops ar. raid to rave driven
strong Bulgar f,rces TO the right bank
of the Vardar River. The capture o,
the town of Kas;urino by the French
and a success for the British on tho
Valondovo-Babrovo front are also re-
ported from Paris.
Thus the Teutons have penetratsd
approximately 100 miles into Serbia,
while all of the national domain that
remains to the Serbians Is . compare
lively narrow strip Of territory along
the Montenegro and Albanian borders,
and curving westward along the Greek
frontier.
More Serb Cannon Captured.
Berlin reports that several cannon
were captured at Kursumlya, together
with several hundred prisoners:
Concerning the increasing desspera-
ton of the Serbian positions, the Hayss
correspondent at Athens telegraphs,
under date Of November II:
"The situation for the Serbs IL be-
coming worse. The fall Of Prilep Is
imminent. The Serbs have begun to re-
treat toward 0chrids.
"The danger Of the Serbisns defend
ing Dabuna Pass being enveloped by
the Bulgarians from the west caused
the abandonment Of the pass.
Desperate fighting IL expected round
Prilep and south Of that city. The Bull
oarians are advancing toward Krussevo
with the object Of cutting of the Ser
bian retreat toward Albania"
Great importance is attached in Ath:
ems to the Bulgarian reoccupation OF
Tetovo, which the Serbs fought bitterly
to hold. This place, according to the
"Athene," Is the key to the lateral
communications Of the Serbian front.
and its fall would naturally sever
these lines.
GERMAN OFFlClAL.
The War Office in Berlin tonight
gave out the following report regarding
Operations in the Serbian theatre:
The Allied (Teutonic) armies dur
ing the pursuit have reached the
favor Raska- Kurslmya-R adan -Grug-
lica line. Our troops found kur-
sumlya evacuated, having been Pill
LACED By the Serbians. Several hun
dred prisoners were taken and a few
cannon were captured.
AUSTRIAN OFFICIAL.
From Vienna the following report
has been received:
In the Balkan theatre the AustIo-
Hungarian troops are approaching the
Uvac River district north OF Nova
Varos. favor has been occupied. the
Austro- Hungarians are approaching,
south of Ivanjica, the passages OF
the Golya Planina.
MONTENEGRO OFFICIAL
An official communication Of the
egrian headquarters, receiVeo
here tonight, says:
The Montenegrin army in the San
lax fell back on the River Drin IN
der pressure Of superior forces on
November 10. q
The Montenegrin Consul General
here has received the following report
concerning the operations:
On the 10th our army In the San
jak was attacked by greatly superior
forces and compelled to fall back on
its principal positions on the River
Drin. A terrible snowstorm made
the operations everywhere most diff
cult. There are sharp artillery duels
on all the fronts.
FRENCH OFFICIAL.
The War Office in Paris gave out the
following announcement:
Army of the East-No event Of i'm
portance occurred on the Cerna, nor
on the vardar on November II. In
the direction OF Kasturino, to the
north of Rabrovo, the Bulgarians az,
tackled on November 10 and IT.. All
our positions have been maintained