Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-08-31
King Ferdinand's Men Con.
tinue to Invade Aus
tro-Hungary.
DELIVER ULTIMATUM
TO BULGARIA FORCES
Drama Seized From Greeks
by Bulgarians After
Hard Fight.

ID UMANIA'S invasion of Austro-
IN Hungarian territory continues in
the mountainous region from Petroz-
seny on the railway northeast of Ors-
ovo to the Gyergyo mountains eighty
miles north of Kronstadt.
on the Danube from the Iron Gate
to Giurgevo, opposite Rustchuk, Bul-
garia, there have been reciprocal bonn
bardments at several points by Aus
Hungarian war craft and human
ian shore batteries A Zeppelin and
n hostile aeroplane have dropped
bombs on the Rumanian capital
Austria's acknowledgment of the
retirement of her forces in the noun
famous resion to previously prepared
positions in the rear has been followed
by claims by Rumania that the troops
of King Ferdinand have arrived at IA
point within three miles of kronstadt,
the chief commercial city of Transyl-
vania Vienna admits that the Ru-
manians are engaged with the Austro-
Hungarians in the Gyergyo mountains
which shows that on the Northwestern
front of Rumania hostile forces have
invaded Pennsylvania some 25 miles.
The Rumanians also are near KoedZi-
Vasarhely, about forty miles northeast
of KrOnstadt.
Delivers Ultimatum.
While Bulgaria has not entered into
| hostilities against Rumania, a news
agency dispatch says Rumania has
| decided to send an ultmatum to Bul-
garia demanding the evacuation OF
Serbia A dispatch from Constantine
ople indicates that Turkey has de-
| clared war on Rumania.
In the Macedonian theater violent
fighting continues between the en-
tente and the Austro- Germans and
Bulgarians. Paris claims that to the
west of the Narder river the French
have gained additional ground and
| that in the Lake OstroVO region the
Serbs have repulsed attacks by the
| Bulgarians. on the Struma front
near Lake Doiram batteries of the
entente powers have violently shellec
! Bulgarian positions
Drama, in northeast Greece, has
been seized by the Bulgarians after
a fight with Greek troops, accord
! ing to unofficial advices received II
]
| der Essad Pasha, once commando
of the Turkish first army has ar
rived at Saloniki to aid the entent'
forces.
No official move has yet been mad'
| by Greece to meet the demand of tina
part of her population headed by for
mer Premier Venizelos that Greece
/ join the entente allies, but an un
official dispatch from Athens say
/ the rehabilitation of the Greel
army Is under consideration.
Except for an extension of the Brit
| ish lines south Of Martinpuich OF
the Somme front in France, there
| has been little activity except by ar
! tillerv on the part Of any of the bellig
ercnts on the western battle lin'
whore inclement weather still pre-
walls.
Likewise on the front in Russii
and Galicia there have been no i'm
portant changes IN positions. al
though in the Carpathan region tn
Russians have captured Panke
mountain, on the Hungarian borde
and the village Of RafalOv on tn
Bystritza Nadvorna river near tn
border.
In the fighting between Turks an
Russians in Asia Minor and on tn
Persian front both sides claim mino
successes.