Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1915-11-16
Allied Forces Retire Near
Gradisca, Z Miles
from Border.
BULGARIANS MENACE
PERLEPE AND M0NAsTlR
Gar FerdinaHd's Troops Max
ing Desperate Effort to Force
Katcnanik Pass.
KITCHENER coNFERs MiFH
COMMANDER IN EcYPT
British Leader Reported to Sc
With War Official At
Mudros.

The French are being pushed haez
IN sections Of their line IN southern
Serbia under attacks BY the reinxerss=
Bnlgarians. q dispatch from salofia
states.
The French retirement vas At fzs6
points, near Gradisce, only twelve
miles north Of the Greek border.
The Bulgarian movement Il Banzlns.
Pass threatens Perlepe and Monastsz.
il Is declared. and the espIonsaz.s.
corps IN Serbia Is preparing fa nfz..
coed to scntari. Albania. insteaa 3.
Monastir.
According TO Rome reports. tie 1c
erations IN Central Macedonia. zE{zIz|
the Bnleariane. heavily reinInrzsd.
constitute grave menace to lie
Anglo-Freneh aud Serbian forces
Is considered doubtful Whether fzs
newly arrived French and riIzslz e
endorsements are large enough e
cope With the Bulgars' naH offensive.
On the Gefna river the Tresszz
have succeeded N beating on aesnszz
ate attempts by the Bulgarian forces
70 pierce the French center. fl7z
troops Of King Ferdinand HeIS*
checked along the whole fronf ii fl=ie
fighting zone.
Greece Changes Attitude.
A dispatch received II ISazs6s. ez.:z.I
Athens today declares that Eofzz.Iz
aPie objections raised nF the HFsHEz.,
ministers at Athens have caused II1f
Greek government 70 decide tI1a zs7
the event % retreat Of the aizsEz fz
Greek sod the Serbians viii be nlz6z|
e En- ne same aootas.s .zE.ih tiaa Alaz s.
French troops ard via n0f Be zI==E
armed Definite guarantees rks=5iszxz zz=zz
sleh Attifuae, AesxeFes are z<zzzz 81
1r1fz Greece ny the entente zzszz=z--= Z
oecause they purpose se1i1ffss l55...zs',
numbers Of troops into fi1a Ra1zasis=
establishing m entirely new ftoz.
Field Marshal Earl Kifchef3ef. eee
refary Of state Ior war. IS eaakzzz:z=zz
with The R-isIsll officials II flte nzzE
East regarding exentuaIftIes 4zH3z =H
an attack BY the Teatonie allies s.
Egypt develop, ii is indicated b 4
dispatch from saloniid received zz
Milan. Earl Kitchener Was aeean1f>z
med to Mudros. on the Aegean sea
1y the resident-gHneral Of Es1p<
sby which ls probably meant IA IL.
General Julian $. H BynH cf]7o-
mander or the British foTzes Is
Egyptl, the dispatch says.
b the Associated Press.
LONDON. Nov 1g, Il Il 1Es4--Tkz
Greek government Is reported Is s1sxz
modined its position somewhat zzl
favor OF the entente allies The eaz=
respondent at Athens OF the 1xz
change Telegraph Company SAYS 4
has decided that IN the event 81 . ~
treat Of The allies to Greek sell Ser
bian troops viii be pIaurd "a z{s<5
same footing as the British 1f19
French,
Premier slxouloudis originally pro-
posed TO permit the French and Brzi
isl to reach the sea without lEfkef
ference from the Greeks, hai 10 fisH.
arm Serbians who crossed fRe b1r.7E2
The change is due, the coffeanell6ez<
says. TO formidable ob1eclloas raised S
by the French ministers IL Athens
However, it stfIl remains Tor E;ncs44
to define her position clearly. RHzizz
nation Of neutral zone has 1efl{
suggested.
LONDON. Nov. 1s. 12s2s p. M 'zze
exact situation in central Maced6H
is uncertain Dispatches from tHz
near east are conflicting and do=l&<
as to the time of events to which tf's:
refer injects an additional clement e
uncertainty. It Is clear however tAa*
the Bulgarians have been reinforced
and have begun a flew offensive
The operations IN central Nacei51T1{7t q. s
according to Rome accounts. pfszes
a most powerful menaee to 1he aulIfez
of Serbia and her allies which ar
operating from Tetovo through R4Fs
iepe TO the southeastern Serbian fTz55-
tier kilograms received almost stimuli
tane0usly from Greeee announces TIT
Teteya is in the hands Of both TIE
Serbians and Bulgafians. but the prs
ponderance OF evidence points to EiIi'.
garian oeeupat ton Of this frpslf g
The Bulgarians are making dos
perate Efforts to force their Ee
through Kafchanik Pass IN the d;rAz
ton of Pristina They are also -
tempting to advance from Tefo}A n
Perlepe and Honastif, aud bv fe7eif* F
BaIbuna Pass to reach Periepe <rtz.<
the other side These Operations 4s7
said to have placed Monastir again =
danger
Il is at present probIeIn HHet Hfk
the newlv-arrived French and Bfitts5:
forces are large enough 10 meet fI1i1
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