The Chitina leader. [volume] (Chitina, Alaska) 1910-1928, 1915-11-23

LONDON Nov. 1.-THE Bugarans have kept up their
desperate attacks along the whole line in southern Serbia and
their capture of Kruseso six miles Pp announced
The French and British troops in imminent danger TOT
the Serban further west and north should be ounked the
allied troops would still further The key OF
the situation is the Brabuna Pass, which is held solely by
Serban and where the have directed their strong
est forces Sebans last reports dire straits
feared that they would be compelled to abandon
their positions It is believed that they have already done far
no received today concerning the fighting there
If the Bugarians their through the Brabua Pass
the road to Monastir will be open before them.
PARIS Nov 17-Premier Herbert Asquth, Minister OF
Munitions George and Baour arrived here today to
hold an important conference with the French cabinet Inc
ministers hope effect better working relations with france
before they return home especially gardng the operations OF
the various armies holding the line in northern France
BERLIN Nov. 17-Tweve thousand Arabs have joined
the British forces who operating IN Mesopoamla Inc
British within few miles OF Bagdad
BERLIN Nov. 19-The Office issued an official bule
tin this morning announcing that all attempts by the Serbian
northern army to check the Austroeman drive through
Serbia had been repuse that the Teutons and their Bull
garans allies had effected complete conjunction OF their
forces in the winning battle after battle and forcing the
enemy to retreat the mountain Businesses leaving many
dead and wounded upon field The pressure the rer
ing Serbs unremtng and in oday operations two thous
and prisoners taken.
BERLIN Nov 19-The war office officially announces that
five thousand Serbans captured by the combined Bu
garian and Teuon armies today The statement inmates
that the central powers and Bulgaria will be in control
of the whole of Serbia and that they gradually forcing the
Serbian army the north to retreat in the direction OF the
Albanian border
BERLIN Nov. 19-The war office officially announced that
the had occupied the town of Kursya Abado in
Serbia which had by the Serbans the Ger
advanced Several hundred prisoners were taken IN this
vicinity.
WASHINGTON Nov. 19-Great Britain France and Rus
uniting in effort to induce China to join the Qua
drupe for the purpose of preventing possible
friction in the future between China and Japan Such union
would the preservation In the east and allow
allies devote their whole time and attention the prob
facing them in the west without the fear OF beng
harassed by eprobem of China If China to the
position her military participation the present will not
be asked expected but the alliance will be solely for the
purpose of preserving the status in Asia Japan has not
consulted this matter and the agreement will be con-
sumaed against opposition she ineposes objection
PARIS, Nov 19-The Army Committee of the Senate with
ex-premier Cemenceau chairman yesterday presented
resolution the house advocating the unrestricted OF
phyxiang gasses by the French troops against the Germans
in the trenches The resolution rectes the use and terrible
effects of the employed by the Teutons against the
French and demands that the necessities OF make the
French officials fight the enemy with their own weapons
LONDON Nov. 19-The British army in the Dardanelles
has the offensive again and yesterday captured $50
yards Turkish trenches 1t is also reported here that Sir
Charles Monroe the British commander the Gallipo
peninsula has recommended to Kitchener the withdrawal OF
the expedition.
BERLIN Nov. 19-The war office officially announced
today British Egyptian gunboats had been topdoed
sunk by German submarines off the Egyptian coast The
statement is also made that German submarine topedoed
and sunk by German submarine off the Egyptian coast The
off the north cooast of Africa.
AMESTERDAM, Nov. 19-The Norwegian steamer Ulr
ken sunk the North Sea yesterday by coming in contact
with floating mine. The Of the vessel saved.
LONDON, Nov. 2O-It is admitted all sides that
another bunder has been made by the military commanders OF
the allies The expedition to relieve Serbia end in
failure undoubtedly the French and British troops arrived
too accomplish real good and their failure to effect
junction with the Serbian army of the north makes mpos
sibe attain the real object of the expedition that of main
tanning control and prevent the from using the N
Salongi railroad for the purpose of bringing munitions
Turkey The situation at present growing steadily worse
for the Serbian armies who have fought with great gaanty
against superior forces and better but have been com
PEELED yield before the steady pressure of the Ausroer
the north and the fiery attacks of the Bugaans
the east attack the Serbans erocousy there being
bitter feeling between the two countries The batterng Ger
soldiers only prevented from making faster
by the severity of the weather. and the abomnabe roads of
the country which practically make it impossible for large
bodies of troops fast The Bulgarans in the SOUTH
having largely reinforced their army have taken Prlp and the