Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-07
Nish Falls Into Bulgarian
Hands, Thus Opening Rail
Communication Ia ConStan-
t.nopIe.
GREEK POSITION
STILL UNEXPLAINED
Belief Grows That Allies VIII
Make Another Desperate
Effort Soon to Force the
DardaneIIes,

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London. Noy g u0H16 p. m.l The
bulgarans have occupied Nish. The
Serbian war capital. which gives them
complete control of the railway from
Fr'huyo. on the Danube. and thus
"opens O. through route for tho central
powers ta Sofia and Constantinople.
ln addition the Bulgarian ana Ger
.m1u main armies have effected "A
junction al Kriyivir 50 that me cam
.poigu which has been somewhat
slower han expected probably vim
move aJ 81 igstor pucr I'm mct. OK
erpt ut lhu southern part uf Serhia.
the Invasion is already gathering
moro Roadway, and despite resistance.
The invading armies have am made
considerable progress
Bulgars Beaten Ia South.
ln the south however, the allied
forces appear 60 be too strong for the
Bulgarians, who admit that they are
faced by superior numbers II is re-
ported through the Serbian legation
lat Athens, that the British. French
lAnd Serhiaus have inflicted a severe
defeat on the Bugarians at Isvor. ten
miles west OF the Vardar river. where
the French left wing Joins the right OF
4 the Serbian southern army and that
/ the Bulgars are retreating toward
/ Noles
Moro allied troops are being sent
from Saioniki 10 the scene of the
ltightmg in the hope that they viii hr
Iahlc boy the capture Of Vetes to com
Ipel the Bulgarlans who advanced west
luf uskup, to retire aud clear the aa
loniki-Mitrovit2a railway so that as.
distance can De sent % the Serbian
! northern army
No Hope In Greece.
! All assistance that reaches the Ser
hlans apparently must be- sent by the
British and French, for despite the
defeat of the Zalmls government and
/ the triumph Of VenizeldE Ia the Greek
Ichumber there is no evidence that
! Greece intends TO change her policy.
II was reported this morning that M
! Zaimla had undertaken TO form a new
cabinet. hut this lacks confirmation
as dispatches from Athens are being
lmuch delayed
There is also lack OF news concern
! ing the Russian expedition which was
! reported early in the week OH the Ru-
] lilflHlNN AiNIlAl'lH NIlllt hulllNfiif lihf
/ Greece, is maintaining her neutrality
/ in the face Of agitations In the country
| for intervention Russia, however. is
preventing the Austro- Germans from
| IdispatchinE any additional troops
from her front To the Balkans The
Russian armies have successfully
Icountered Field Marshal Won Hmden-
lhurg's efforts 10 reach Riga from tho
west and are attacking both west and
laouth Of Dvinsk and on the Styr and
the Strlpa rivers
Deadlock Near Dunsk.
la the Dynsk sector the Russians
|are advancing little westward. but
on the southern rivers there is no
.change IN the positions, the armies OF
.ncithcr side seemingly being able to
make any progress although they ara
launching heavy attacks
In the western zone the Germans
continue lhoir attacks against the new
French positions in Champagne but
here, likewise, little ground is chang
ing hands
There IS evidence Of renewed actiyi-
W in GilIpol and the impression
prevails that another big attempt win
hr made tn open the straits before
German ammunition reaches the
Turks