Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-09
NE W TEUTON ] R VE Is SOURCE IF
 WORRY
Serbia Claims RepulSeS of h. vaderS at Belgrade and h. fiction of Heavy Losses at Other Points.
BRITISH FEAR GREECE
 MAY ALSO TURN
Public Demands Situation Be Handled With More Diplomatic Skill Than Was Shown With Bulgaria.

LONDON. Oct. S.-The advance guard of the Teutous, who crossed the Danube at Belgrade, has been partly destroyed and partly captured. Those that entered Serbian territory across the Save met with enormous losses. . according to the official despatch of the Serbians. Efforts Of the Teutous to force a way through Serbia Co reach the near eastern sens and join hands with the Turkish allies have produced one of tbc most interesting situations of the war The Teuton troops have al- ready gained a loothold in Serbian territory. but are not yet in touch with the main Serbian army which is entrenched in the mountains just be- yond the rivers
 The entente forces which landed at Salonih are making their way north ward to assist the Serbians and pro feet Macedonia from the threatened Bulgarian invasion The landing of British and French troops is proceed ing despite the change in the Greek government
 The entente ministers at Athens have asked Greece Co define its pol icy in the Balkan situation. The new premier Zaimis answered that he is unable to do SO until a meeting of the cabinet Is held. There is evidence that Greece will maintain a policy of be- ueyoleut neutrality towards the allies. The allied fleets off the Bulgarian ports in the Aegean and Black seas view the possibility of a Russian land ing on the Black sea coast of Bulgaria. It is stated a Turkish army is being sent there SO that the Bulgars need not be called upon to fight their old friends and protectors
 No renewed offensive of the allies in the west has matcriaIzed. A some what similar situation has developed on the Russian front The Germans several times showed signs of devel oping a bic attack against Dyinsk. but beyond making a few yard gains, there was no progress.
 The German mercantile marine in the Baltic is feeling the effects of sub marine warfare Virtually an German shipping in that quarter is held up by British and Russian submarines.
 The press and public of London and Paris, with the experience Of the sud den change iu Bulgaria's attitude fresh in memory. are demanding steps tc see that a similar change does not oc eur at Athens. It has been suggested the appearance Of an allied fleet in Greek waters would have the effect Of holdim the Greeks in line.
 What assistance Italy will lend tn, allies in the new venture in the Bal kans is not disclosed. No change in the policy of Rumqnia has been an nounced.
 The German press suggests the al lies, despite the landing of troops a SaIoniki gre preparing for more eneT eetic operations in Turkey in the hop Of smashing her before Germanic as sistance arrives and that Italy ma take part in these operations.
 There are still three months O good weather ahead for any new nov against the Dardanelles and opera ucns in other parts Of the Aegea district while the Russians are e, pected to force matters in the Cal casus and from there push along ( Bagdad
 Recent French attacks at Chan painge and Artois were apparently l' cal and almost an to capture point of vantage which brought about fu ious German counterattacks This particularly true Of the attack againi Hill Tahure.
 From the Dvinsk region down Galcia the Teutons are engaged meeting strong Russian attacks. P lands mud is again cloggins n wheels of the armies and it is douh u whether either win be able make important moves for son weeks. Winter and hard frost,
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