The Sentinel=record., 1916-11-26

London, Nov. 25.-The situation of Rdmania whose troops are being press ed backward from the west and south by d concerted advance of Teutonic and Bulgarian forces, continues to be the focus of most intense interest. i The latest phase of the advance of th Teutonic allies, the ressure upon Rumanians by crossing the Danube is dealt with in announcements by the German Rumanians andRussian war of fices. The forces Of Field Marshal Von Mackensen have crossed the Dan ube from the south and have gained footing on Rumanian soil. Bulgar ian troops have occupied islands in the Danube near the mouth of the Alt river near Orsova and at two eth CT points.
 From Bucharest however. comes the announcement that the advance of the German troops across the Danube at Islacz and at Zimintza has been ar rested north of those places.
 Rumanian troops operating on the extreme left of their line in Wallachia have extricated themselves after de stroying a huge quantity of cereals, according to a Petrograd re ort,
 It is admitted by the Rumanians that their troops have retired on the left bank of the Alt river after repuls ing several attacks along the whole front of that sector. It is asserted at Berlin that the resistance of the Rumanians in the lowiands of the lower Alt has been broken and that several towns in Rumania south of the Alt pass have been captured by tho invaders. Rumanian battalions cut off from the main army in the wooded mountains northeast of Turnu Severin were at latest accounts still offering tenacious resistance.
 Russo-Rumanian armies in the Oyer go mountains on the Moldavian front delivered attacks but were repulsed with heavy losses.
 Violent fighting continues on the Serbian front in Macedonia. Repeat ed attempts by the entente allies in strong attacks between Lakes Ochrida and Presha were re ulsed with heavy losses. The Italian troops endeavor. ed to advance northwest of Monastir and the Serbians east of that city, but failed
 A Hull in the operations along the front in France is attributed to bad weather and fog.
 Six German torpedo boats have raid ed the English coast near Rumsgace and according to the German account hombarded the town and sunk a Brit. ish patrol ship. London however states that no shells fell near the town
 A crisis in the relations between the entente commander and the Greek ministry over the demands for sur render of the Greek arms and am munitioa may have been averted as the ministry has decided not to resist the demand. Vice Admiral Du Four net, the entente commander has de iivered an ultimatum to Greece allow ing only a short period in which the arms in Athens were to be surrend- cred and threatened that unless the demand was complied with he would take measure to enforce it. It is re
 orted that the Greek cabinet is about to resign Prior to the receipt of the report that the Greek government had yielded the situa;fon was describ- ed as most grave"
 It is reported that the provisional governmsnt Of Greece headed by the former rremier Venizelos has declar- ed war on Bulgaria.
 Admiral Du Fournet fastest note fixing a brief period in which Greek arms are .o be surrendered greatly excited the peogle of Athens. The premier informally explained that the 1 admiral in reply to the governments refusal of his demand, brushed aside the reason fot this refusal and sim ply set December l. as the date for the surrender of. the artillery requir- ed and Decembef 13, as the date for