Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-11-21
AUSTRIAN
ARMY IS N
NOV|BAzAR
They Were Welcomed in the
Place Where Formerly
They Were Fought. .s:,:r
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13 ANCONA VICTIMS
FOUND IN LIFE BOAT
Earl Kitchener Holds Long In
terview With King Con.
stantine of Greece.

Austrian headquarters, West Ser
bia. via London, Nov. 2O.-In occupy.
ing Priboi the Austrian troops are
again in Sanjak. where they had been
greeted with tribulations by the Mos.
lem population which witnessed their
departure in 1908. i2
Priboi Occupied.
The Vishegrad column of General
Kocvesss right wing marched into
Priboj amid great enthusiasm and
found intact the old barracks, into
which the Austrians were Quartered
before the Sanjaks were apportioned
between Serbian and Montenegro.
Novo varos Threatened.
Austrian columns now are thraten.
ing NOvo VarOs and Sienica, further
to the south, and German troops are
in scant days march into the CAPT.
tai of the Sanjak Novibazar, which is
the Austrian objective The army OF
General Gallwitz is approaching Pris-
tina, which likewise is threatened by
the Bulgarians coming from the north
east and southeast. St S,ar
The Athens correspondent @Of the
Exchange Telegraph company sent
the following statement to London:
THE Athens newspapers. publish d
communication issued by the Hell.
gian legation stating that the Entente
powers have declared an economic
commercial blockade of Greece. The
cabinet afterwards sat from 9 O'Clock
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Secretary Talks 70 Constantine ].
An official dispatch to the Reuters
Telegraph company to London says
that Earl Kitchener, the British, Sec.
sretary Of MAR, after an. argument
with King Constantine lasting more
than an hour conferred with, Premier
Skonloudis, left Athens at 6 o'clock
this evening, ii .F,
Anxiety Allayed. " .a'
The anxiety felt over the announce
ment of the Allies intention to bring
pressure to bear upon Greece in or.
der to insure the unmolested passage
OF the allied troops through Grecaan
territory in case it became necessary,
says the correspondent, has been per.
ceptioly delayed by Lord Kitchener's
visit. r@sss'.ers
courtmartiaied Women.
Among the items given out at Ber.
lin, the Overseas agency, today is fhe
following: "A Brussels dispatch says
that a woman was courtmartialed ana
executed by the B'elgians as proved
by document that has been found"
An official Belgian publication dateG
August 20, 1914, says that Brussels
woman, together with two other spys
were sentenced to death on August
II by Belgian courtmartial and all
were executed on August Is. .
Anti British Sentiment
BY wireless from Berlin to Sayville
The Overseas news agent today
gave out the following: "Tne papers
are discussing the situation in Persia.
The Persian daily paper, .Hovbeham
which reported that storm of anti
British sentiment has been steadily
growing since the occupation Of Bill
shire by Anglo.Indian troops.
Verona Chased by Submarine.
Private information received st
Madrid via wireless, according to q
dispatch from that city to the 'Havas
agency, indicated that steamer Yer
0na, encountered submarine and
t:lat an exciting chase followed. The
Verona managed TO escape, owing to
the heavy fog. The direction taken
by the Verona and the place at which
it occurred is not given ont nor has
the Spanish government received any
definite information. @r
Boat Contained 13 Bodies.
One of the missing boats Of tao
Italian liner, Ancona recently SUNK
by submarine has been found beach.
ed near Parento. Italy. 1t contained
13 bodies.
Coal Output Increased.
The output Of the German coal syn
dicate for Oct. ia given as 6,467 ,46S
tons, as compared ,by 6y33l,70 tons
during September, an increase Of 1885,
164 tons