Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-14
Teutonic Allies Take important
Towns and Score Advances
All Along the Northern front
is Claim
MACKENSEN RETREATS
IN D0BRUJA REGION
SerbianS Score Again Over
BuIgaGans, Capturing
Prisoners and Munitions
and Other Supplies,

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Except in the Rumanian and Mace
DOMAIN theaters. there has been little
fighting OF great Importance on any
of the fronts, aside from British gains
In France In The TransylvanlRn Alps
region, Bucharest admits that the Ru-
mauians in the AIT river sector have
been compelled TO yield ground to tho
Austro- -Hungarians, but asserts that
King Ferdnand's men have held their
own against attack in the Campulung
district Both Vienna and Berlin re-
cord further advances for the troops
of the Teutoni calies all along this
front having taken the towns of Di-
ota aud Arsuriler to the north in the
Gyorgyo mountains, and Candesti,
northwest of Campulung in Rumania.
Mackensen Is Retreatmg.
In Dobrudja, according to Petro-
grad adyices received by wireless at
Rome the troops OF Field Marshal
Won MackCnsen are still In retreat and
the Russians have crossed the Danube
from the western bank and reached
two points south Of Tchernavoda on
however, that the Teutonic allies have
defeated the Russians and Rumanians
who were coming down the western
/ bank Of the river.
The Serbians southeast OF Monastir
! have scored another victory over the
| Germans and Buigarians have e7p-
| turcd the village OF ifeu wing on the
Cerna river TO the NJ lheaal 0f Polog.
and forced TUG ~ n.sa S. ( Il
: back nearly two mills u0ul Y. H'A
men were made pri90u d this fight-
! Ing, and large nulh OF guns and
| quantities. OF arms and ammunition
were captured acc0rding to state
mcnts from the SenDian and French
war offices,
German Llh Hard hit.
once gain inc German line in
/ France has beer hard hit. Starting
am offensive run 'hg from the south
ern ! tuk af 10 Aucre river north
ward over q y ont of about five miles
from So III re- Diylon to the north
( fie-tG British have captured
thC towns Beaumont -Hamel and
ht tierre-l ion and first and second
line trench al various points.
t|pr .tu 600 and l0Ut uton were
H prisoner in The attack The
Germans apparently offered slight re-
sialauec to their adversaries, although
.helr positions We're extremely heavily
fortified. a maximum gain to a depth
Of one milo over the five-mile front
was made by the British. Hard lisht-
ing continues to the north of Serre.
To Straighten British Lines.
The next move probably will havo
as it's objective the Strengthening out
of the British line northward from tho
region of Sars, across the Ancre and
the pushing forward by tho British
left wins toward Aichiet-lc-Pctit, tho
junction point of Tho Arus- Bupaumo
ana AIras- Mlramouut railroads.
ON the Austro-ltalan front, quiet
prevails except for artillery ducls. An
Austrian aerial bomhardment Of
Wrodola Killed at least sixty persons.
including women and children, says u
Rome dispatch
A violent artillery duel is still ia
rrogrcas In the Nara5uvka river re-
zion of Galicia, and the Russians
have rcpcllcd strong Austro-German
attacks in the CUrpathians,
Cardinal Mcrcicr Protests.
Cardinal Mcrcicr, primate of Bel
emm, on behalf Of himself and tho
bishops of Belgium, except the bishop
of Bruges, has issued a protest to the
world against the deportation from
Belgium by the Germans "of thou
sands Of uoffeusive citizens in order
TO set thcm to forced labor