, 1916-11-29

Yesterday The enemy showed considerable
enterprise i'll the air and crossed onr lines.
Three of his aeroplanes fell into our hands,
a fourth was driven down on his own
side of the line. One of our machines is
missing.
Salonica, November 23rd.--The Serbian
official communication issued today says.
There was violent fighting yesterday over
the whole front against the German forces,
nevertheless he Serbians advanced in plao-
es towards the North and repulsed hostile
counter attacks. The area of Serbia now
liberated aggregates 200 kilometres.
Paris, November 23rd.-The French official
Statement says. There was Intermittent
artillery fighting along the whole front,
Army Of the east. The struggle continues
under very difficult conditions. North of
IL nastir the enemy who is resisting with
ee 4bborDness received Ieinforcements and
g tempted violent counter attacks which
Failed. The French troops in the course Of
o brilliant sssault captured the village Of
Dob omir while the Serbs took possession
on the right of the village of P~araloVO.
Three hundred prisoners Germans and
Buigarians remain III our hands as a result
Of these actions. West of Aiouaatir the ItaI-
ian troops made new progress. On the
Western shore Of lake Presba we have adj
vanced 10 the outskirts Of HotesovO. Our
aeropianes bombarded enemy e~ncampments
in the region of Lopolchani and Prilep. Ia
the course of al aerial fight one of our aero
planes brought DOWN two enemy uachines
in the Drama sector. Belgian communion
ton. An artillery duel took place in the
region of Ramseapelle and Mannekensvere
while there was bomb fighting near HetsRs.
Berlin, Nov. 23rd.-Ihe official bulletin
issued this morning reads: On both banks
of the Somme there was a strong artillery
action, especially north of the Ancre and
st. Pierre Vast wood. (Wallachia RumA-
nia) all operations are progressing in accord
ance with our plans. In Dobrudja and
at several points on the Danube there has
been spirited artillery fighting.
Rome, Nov. 23td.-The following official
communication was issued today dealing
with the operations in the Austro-Italian
Iheatre. There is nothing of importance to
report from the Austto- Italian front except
artillery activity. This has been hindered
by bad weather. In the Gorilla area the
enemy artillery opened fire on q field hospital
in spite OF the fact that the Red Cross flag
over ii wGs visible. Seven Of the patients
were killed and clever wounded. In Mace
donia the Italian troops on Monday were
engaged in the mountain region west Of
Monastir and repulsed q violent attack from
Mount Muvah, then pressing their advance
in a northerly direction they captured heights
south of Bradinol, northwest of Monastir
Wednesday.
Buchu rest, Nov. 23rd.-The text Of today's
official Runonian statement reads: North
ern and Northwestern fronts. On the west
ern Moldavian frontier and to the Buzeu
valley there have been no changes.
At Bratocea aud Predelus there were
minor infantry actions. In the valley OF
Prahova there were artillery COMPARTMENTS
and light infantry actions. In the region of
Dregoslavele we fortified ourselves in captur-
ed positions. Iu the valley OF the Alt there
were infantry actions in the centre and artil-
lery commandments on our left wing. Our
troops maintained their positions. Iu Old
te our troops were withdrawn from the
valley of The Jiu and now occupy their
old positions. On the Cerna the enemy
attacks were violent. Southern front. On
the Danube there YVES an exchange Of infan-
try fire and an artillery bombardmeDt, espeei-
ally ia the se6ier between Zimmitza and Oh
tenitza. In Dobrudja there were weak
artillery bombardments. On the left wing
the villages Of Tasaul and Tatarpalas were
occupied.
London. Nov. 23rd.-The British ship Gren-
sdA ia taporEal aunx couA an announcements