The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-13
.USTR|ANS ARE
PUSHED BACK
Russian Victory Along the Strlpa
Means Ultimate Retirement
Of Enemy IntO Lembere
THE BALKANS AWAIT THE ISSUE
Smaller States Heretofore Have
Been Governed by Means Of
Cars Successes or Reverses

I ONDON, Oct. H. The issue be-
- tween Bulgaria aud Serbia al
pmrrntly has been joined squnrrly. II
Is reported mofficially that Bulgnrln
has declared. war Little H. known
mere Of the progress Of h0stiltirs be-
tween the comhatant. beyond the fact
lhni bulgaria ha, invaded SerbIn nnd
IS said tu have suffered rryrrsrs In
lh" opening engagements. In northern
Serbia the Austru. German invaders
are meeting with stubborn resistance.
The report from pctrogrnd ycster-
dny of an Important Russian success
In ''nllcln has been confirmed off
rlalll General lynnoff has broken
the Auslro.GermHu front along the
Nlrlpn, taking 1000 prisoners and a
number ~ guns II the Russian Vie
tory Is ~ definite as is Indicated bv
t1o "I"ial announcement the Aus
TRANS may be- compelled ~ fan buck
on Lrmbcrg Snch rctrcnf would
lee certain to have considerable moral
effect IN the Balkans. where the con.
tinued neutrality " several states IN
believed 10 be- due largely 10 the se-
we're rcvcrses suffered by Russia dur.
ing the summer campaign.
In the nvnsk region decisive fight
I ing continues with the offensive shift.
ing Frequently from one side 10 the
other. Field Marshal you IIlndenburg
evidently Intends 10 continue his nt-
tack ns II II reported rclnforrpmcnts
for his army are ON the way To the
Dvinsk front
From the western front come re-.
ports hearing evidence that the French
nre resuming the offensive In the
champagne. Paris claims slow hnt
steady progress, accompanied hy the
capture " few prisoners aud henvy
losses for the Germans A Germnn
correspondent NJ the front states that
a great fight In which alarms seem
to. he engaged X proceeding In the
/ Champagne. This Is regarded as an
Indication TINT the French intend tn
resume the offensive.
PARIS. oct 10. After the adjourn.
| meut NJ the Greek chamber. saws an
/ Athens dispatch Ia the Mntin. former
! Premier \cnlZelos told his supporters
/ who constitute majority NJ the cham
hcr II would hc advisable 10 adopt n
tolerant attitude towards the new cab.
} met Thi, would ho dome. he said. Ia
avoid crisi, the consequences NJ
which might hc gruyr aud 10 avoid
giving prctcyl for the dissolution NJ
/ parliament
/ PARIS. oct l2 The Athens curre.
I spondent " the Matiu SAYS h. has
learned from diplomatic sources that
the Serbian government having raised
At Athens the question NJ Greece be-
INK called upon tn give her support
under the lerms n the treaty NJ al
lance the Greek government replied
that th" prescul aggressive action ~
Bulgnr'n had not d purify Balkan char.
meter aud therefore did mot come with
In the provision, NJ the Greco Scrhlnn
treaty.
COPENHAGEN oct ~ As re-
| suit " il' British submarine cam
mirn undertaken Ia urcyput Germany
from receiving supplies from Scandl.
nnvln. N" Germnu steamer Walter
loonhnrdt 'Gi tons gross. was sunk
iu the Rattle Yesterday b, British
I submarine after her crew had been
permitted to TAKE tu their boats
/ BERLIN oct ~ The Auytro. Ger.
3 Im"u invasion II Srrhla is making nro.
gross \ village ml other positions
,nH'h " Belgrade have been captured.
. PARIS oct l2 The Germans lnst
oyruiur attacked the Frcuch positions
Arnr Suuuhrl according to The an.
'nnrr"moui made this afternoon Nv
'Nr Wrench ypl office and cyrryvhere
were rrpulsrl