Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-10-24
ON
ALL WAR FRONTS
). REMAINS SAME
Entente Powers Try BY Scatter.
ed Attacks to Relieve
Serbs
TEUToN1C PRESSURE
GROWING DAILY
Reported Italians Have Begun
a Vigorous Offensive
Along Tyrol

diversions by the Entente forces on
land and sea, designed evidently as a
preliminary move to relieve the strain
on Serbia pending the arrival OF
troops of sufficient weight on t..
front, have marked the developments
OF the last 36 hours.
Italy having confined herself for
weeks to local conditions and isolated
attacks and counter attacks has shown
a general offensive along tine Tyrol
and Trentino frontiers of Austria. Al
lied warships, including Russian ves-
sells, have battered the Bulgarian
ports in the Aegean sea and Russia
has increased the pressure on the
eastern front and BY a coup of COM
bined land and sea operations has
flung men, and guns on the coast OF
Courland, 80 miles northeast CT Riga,
thus menacing The rear Of General
Won IBuelow's army, which for so long
a time has been trying to take the
Baltic ports. ". .s,..p. ~,,3t
Forces Landed. ,s.y.. /.
The news OF this surprise landing
is disclosed in the Berlin communities
ton, which describes the forces. land
ed as of small strength. ,sr Is r34a
The fact thai. a Russian vessel par
ticipated in the lbombardment of tle
bulgarian coast is attested by Brit
ish official statement and is welcomed
in, England as an incident which will
dispel the idea supposed to be held.
by many Bulgars that trey are ~ngnt-
ing Serbia alone, and not their for
mer ally, Russia. The Russian south
ern feet, Of course, is locked in be-
hind the }Dardanelles, and the only
Russian warship in Aegean waters is
the cruiser, Asco, so far as is known.
Serb Campaign in. Doubt ,,,.,
The admiralty's statement relative
tol{the. bombardment collectively by
.''tBritish, French and Russian SHIPS"
SO it is impossible. to state the make.
,,ap of the squadron. If Italian craft
cook part it has not been made known
in England.
What progress the British and
French troops are making in their
advance northward to the relief Of
Serbia is still in doubt.
Serbs Are Losing.
The hard fought struggle for the
possession of the 'Saloniki,Nish rail.
way, according to dispatches received
here, seems 10 be turning against the
Serbian invading force of about 5000
men, for the most part Macedonian
irregulars, who were Joined by the
Bulgarian inhabitants of this district.
In the attack on the Bulgarian ports
on the Aegean sea, the British ships
bombarded 'Dedaghatch, tie French
Makri and Maronia, and the French
and Russian Porto Lagos. 1t was
learned on reliable authority that the
Russians are sending two expeditions
against Bulgaria by way OF the Black
sea. E.s. 't
A Bulgarian military court has con-
victed NJ. StambuliVskE leader Of the
Agraians and militaristic propaganda
and has sentenced him to imprison-
ment for life.
Two other Agrarian deputies, NJ.
Cilarenkoff and NJ. Tcrlskoff, were
tried on the same charge.
Charenkoff was sentenced to two
years Imprisonment and N. Torls.
koff was acquitted.
NJ. Stam'5uliwsky was one Of a Dunn
ber of Bulgarian statesmen who went
to King Ferdinand shortly before 'Bu:'
garia entered the war and sought to
persuade nim not to permit tine nation
to take up arms with Germany and
her allies.
DispIeased With Greece.
If Italian craft took part 1t has not
been made known in England.
What progress the British and
French troops are making in their ad-
vance to the northward to the relief
Of Serbia is still withheld.
The Kings appeal for recruiting in
England has made marked effect on
:oday's enlistment, according to the
London papers, and it's ultimate effect
with fair trial of the Earl of Derby's
)lan, may decide the question of con.
'cription. II
That the Serbian position is grave
S the opinion of the British press.
With this admission there is develop
ng daily an increasing rancor over
freezes attitude, coupled with de-
nands that the Allies do not allow
Ter policy to drift, while there is a
of her turning against the