The Chitina leader. [volume] (Chitina, Alaska) 1910-1928, 1915-10-12

be able to seriously impede the advance of the invaders The
Ausro German forces believed to be half million in
1t is also reported that the Greek government still de-
batting what attitude it will in the event of open
declaration of by Bulgaria upon Serbia The latest
is that the Zams cabinet decided with of King
Constantine to issue declaration of benevolent neutrality in
favor Of the allies This would allow the allied troops
Grecan territory, but would not commit the nation taking
active part against the Central powers and Bulgaria.
Several German aviaors yesterday crossed Serbia from the
Danube dropping bombs at Belgrade and Ns and
fully aghng Sofia The aviators warmly greeted by
the Bulgarian officers and Serbia has looked upon this recep
ton tacty amounting to declaration of and the Bull
garian minister at Nish has been handed his passports
LONDON, Oct. Bulgaria is preparing to commence a
flank attack against Serbia conjunction with the Te"tonic
invasion which has commenced the Darbe AMI Save
The Bagarians concentrating all their avary well
heavy of artillery Sofia under the command of
German officers The troops quite close to the Serbian
the have penetrated into Serbia but that
the have uenetraed into Serbia but that
they suffered heavy losses doing and that detachment
OF the invaders is pinned along the Drina river with
chance to escape Many German prisoners taken and
the Austrian prisoners who that they have
been seeing service along the Italian frontier until recently
Greece continuing her policy of beneoven neutrality
ward the allies and thfytwo thousand French and British
troops have already been landed at Saonik The Greek minis
ter OF communications is facilitating the transportation
allied forces to Serbia
BERLIN Oct 9-The office announced officially last
night that the Teutonc invasion of Serbia proceeding
avoraby The Ausro German forces commanded by Won
Mackensen, who drove the Russians of Gaicia
manded the southern army the invasion of Poland Mac
forces have made crossings of the Danube the Dna
and the Save and have captured three Serbian
ATHENS, Oct st is officially announced by the gov
that there foundation for the that have
been circulated stating that the Greek intended
protest against the landing of the allied troops Greek soil
protest has been made by the to the allied pow
contemplated The French British troops
still landed at Saonk and rushed northward the rail
road into Serbia to effect junction with the Serbian army
| the south.
LONDON, Oct s-The new Teutonic invasion of Serbia is
AuStrO- German
the river at various places and pressing southwark in
attempt to seize the trunk railroad extending from Belgrade
Saonki The invaders largely ounber the Serbian leen-
ders and better equipped in artillery, Serbians
vaorous fighters and know their country WELL and
plan of defense has been originated which will offer stub
born resistance to the Teutons bloody
to be fought before the purpose the invaders be
compished The Serbans will have the assistance of large
contngens French and English troops who
way into Serbia.
BERLIN Oct 9The foreign office announced today that
formal protest had been made by the of Asur
Germany to the Greek cabinet against the landing
French and British troops at Saloinki.
PARIS, Oct. 9-The Office issued official
que today stating that the German troops attacking in
force the British positions north of the village Loos All
the attacks have been repused by the English who inflicted
heavy losses the The fighting here has been
cessvely severe since the allied offensive commenced
positions held by the Germans contain strategic value
LONDON, Oct 9-The Germans making a fierce on
saugt against Dvnzk from the north of the city, The fight
coming head fast and both sides at death grips
Russians straning all their endeavors retain
the town. they feel that its retention will seriously embar
the Germans finding suitable winter quarters and would
compel them to retire to better base than they have
LONDON, Oct. 9Advices received from Perograd state
that Hndenberg is making renewed efforts capture Dvins
The Germans made slight gains front of the city yeser
day but the stubboess of the Russian resistance
broken, and Hndenberg still has gigantic task before him.
before he compel the armies of the Gar
city.
BERLIN, Oct 8-The office announced officially that
the advance of Hndenberg against Dvnzk proceeding
satisfactorily The Germans had captured of the i'm
portant Russian positions and yesterday made further adj
by taking of the Russian trenches three miles
width, directly in front of the town.
| PETROGRADE, Oct. 9-Bulgarias reply to the Russian
ultmam received at the foreign office yesterday The
text of the reply has not been made public but unocay
ported have been worded nson and arrogant
The reply virtually dees Russia and refuses point blank
to order the German officers out of Bulgaria.
i LONDON Oct 9-The war office announced TODAY that q