Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-29
Serbs Hold Only Fringe of
County, Main Forces Being
Driven Into Albania and
Montenegro,
.BULGARlANS REFRAIN
FROM FURTHER ADVANCE
French and British Are Bring
i0g Up Reiniorcemonts and
Consolidating Their Posi-
tons Rapidly

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( London. Nov 2S Go b. mD-The
greater portion OF what romans Of
the Serbian northern army q believed
10 have crossed into the mountains Of
Albania and Montenegro, where the
Serbs are continuing with the aid OF
King Nicholas troops and supplies
which are reaching them from the
Adriatc, to offer stern resistance 90
the Austro-0erman and bulgarian in
Iyaders. Like tho Bclgians. however.
the Scrbi0ns hold only fringe OF
their country which widens as 1t
reaches the southwestern corner. OF
which Monastir is tho center
Bulgars Halt Advance
For some reason. yuriously eX-
.plained, the Hulgarians have halted
their march on that city n Is said in
some dispatches that having re-occu-
pied part of Macedonia, largely nhab
litod by their ow-natonals. the Bui-
garian people and government are
ldisnclined TO push on any further
west and on this point are IN disa-
greement with their Austro-Germau
allies, who are determined 20 drive not
.only the Serbiana and Montcnegrins
but the French and British troops out
OF the Balkans
severe Winter Begins
While az the present time they
, have largely superior forces The tack
may prove a difficult one. Winter haa
SET ln at an unusually early Date and
lthe natives predict that & w.l he ~.
lVpre Snow foll at Sal0nik. SATURDAY.
/, for the FIRST Hmn tn eight wears whlth
4 ls stkoa ,s a aIgA tlas iu u4H :
7 ltans 0f the peninsula there VIII ~ IS
vefg heavy fail During tho latter
part Of the week almost contnucue
storms compelled the suspension OF
operations giving the French and
British time to bring UP reinforce
ments which are being landed at ST.
loniki daily and consolidate their po-
8itiona.
Force TO Rumanan Border.
The Austro- Germans also have had
TO divert part OF their armies down
4 the Danube to the Rumanian border
Rumania having refused the German
request for the opening OF the Dan
ube throughout It's entire length 10
ienable the Germans to send supplies
TO Bulgaria and Turkey. Bumanla IN
sisted that armed ships must not pass
Bahia. which Is on the Danube az the
o Rumanlan- Bulgarian frontier,
A. with the concentration OF the ku5-
II STAINS, too, the attitude Of Rumania is
becoming daily more pro-ally, aud tho
Austro-Gcrmans having aided Bul-
n garia I'm her campaign ugaingt Serbia
, which ia now cleared, ia called upon
@ 10 protect her from aggression from
& tho east
Russian Warshlps Active
Russian wurshlps, including now
Il Idreadnaughts haFo again bcen seen
f off the Black soa coast of Bulgafla,
q hut there IS no news Of amy landing
i or movement OF troops
ON both the eastern and western
b fronts. the artillery aH WAS the ease
/. last winter is doing the heaviest part
4 OF the work and II appears doubtful
/ whether either side viii attempt an
e. offensive Tor the present.
Italy. on the other hand. undetcrrcd
{ by winter. is pushing her offcnsiNo
land rendering the Austrian hold on
u Gorizia and Rovercto daily moro up-
q certain
o. The Turks have again been showing
n some activity In Galllpoh and claim
minor successes against the allies
However, no bis action has been
fought
I,nmnnla and Greece.
German anxiety over Numnnla Is
matched by that Of the allied powers
with regard to Greece, Last week II
0vas believed that all difficulties be-
Z tween Greece and the allies had been
e Isnrmountpd. but il was found nects-
p snry d. send another note 20 Greece
lthe reply to which Is promised Mon
s day. The allies now demand not only
s assurances OF the safety OF theh
TROOPS. but adequate railway facilities
/. ltor their transport the withdrawal Of
i Crook troops from the vicinity of Sa-
{ tlloniki aud the policing of Greek wat
. Tors against German submarine
b.