Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-29
GERMANY SAYS
ROAD TO TURKEY
IS FORCED open
Object of Serbian Campaign
Won, Campaign Ended, 1t
Rs. is Officially Stated
CONTINUED from Page u

saria and Turkey. This e fully OBJ
tanned.
"eThe operation Of the troops under
Gen. Won Maekensen's command be-
gan on October 8. Then Cen Won
Koebess' Austro-tiunsarian army, re,
inforced by Germans, started to cross
the rivers Drina and Save and Gen.
Won GaIlwitz's army began to cross
the Danube near Semendria and RAM
bazias. The 6uleariahs started on
October "a, when Gen. 6oyadeff adj
vanced against the line from Neootln
to Prot, and a second Bulgarian ar
my, under Gen. Teodorov started in
the direction Of Skoplye and Neles.
aSince then the allied Teuton ar
mics crossed the Danube in short
time, although this great enterprise
was assailed In the face OF the enemy
and the untimely outbreak Of q dam
aerous storm. The enemy's frontier
fortresses were taken, the Branden-
burg reserve army corps and the
eighth Austro-Hungarian army corps
nlstinnulshed themselves at the TAX
inc, OF Belgrade, and xsyecar, knyail-
vac &Ho FuUb WGES SOu4AStSa ~ asS
Bulgarian allies.
"Besides this, the Allies lTeuton.
1ulaarian) armies were victorious
against the tenacious and brave enc
my, who were used to war and assist
ed by the special nature Of the eoun-
try where the campaigns were being
carried on.
: sour advancing armies were never
stopped, neither by bottomIess roads,
nor impossible mountains, which, were
covered with deep snow, nor lack Of
shelter nor difficulties Of comn,unica.
ticn with the rear forces.
aMore than 100000 serbians were
captured, (which 10 nearly half Of the
Serbian army.
81 "lt ID ifnpcssibie to estimate the
other Serbian losses, IN engagements
or by desertion. Enormous quantities
of cannon were taken, among which
are heavy guns and an amount Of war
material which it is Impossible to es-
innate.
"Tne German losses were moderate,
although Of course, reGrettable In
themselves. The German armies
never suffered from disease"
YESTERDAYS REPORT.
The following cabie0ram from off,
ciaI German sources tells Of yester-
days situation:
The following cahlegram from effk
cial German sources tells Of yester-
days situation:
German headquarters Report, Nov.
2s.-The pursuit Of the serbians con.
tinues. Rudnik, southwest Of Nitro.
vics, has been occupied. The Teutona
and BuIearians have Imprisoned moro
than 27Oo Serbians and taken much
war material. s
"on the west front, IN the Melville
district between Arras and Lens, the
Germans, after successful blasting,
occupied the hole maze, taking sew.
eral prisoners. In several places on
the west front there u hznd-gfeHade
and niine-throwing and the enemy's
artillery has engaged IN active srtil-
lery exchanges, including the Cham
payne and Araonnes district.
ION the east front Gen. Won Hin
derbera's army 10 near 5uschof.
Southwest OF Jacohstsdt an enemy
aeroplane was shot down and fell be.
tween the German and Russian lines.
II was carried of IN the night by 4
German patrol. Russian attacks
northwest Of Baronowitishi have been
repulsed." ts
TopAY,s SITUATION
The following cabIegram from Off
clal German sources was received to-
day:
German Headquarters Report, Nov.
29.-The pursuit Of the Serbians con-
tinues. More than 1900 have been
taken. Up to now SOP cannon have
been captured, among which are =
large number OF heavy guns.
"The west front weather. 10 bright
and freezing and lively artillery dueIs
are In progress there The avTators
are active. North Of st. MihieI an
aeropIane was forced to land and was
destroyed by German artillery. III
Combines during the last two weeks
% civilian inhabitants were killed and
eight wounded by the fire OF the