The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-26

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British troops entered Bl
turino, about six miles south {
this region.
Advancing All Along Front.
In Macedonia the allies are adyanc-
Ing all along the iJ0-mile V-shaped
front between Monasiir and Lake Dol
ran The Bulgarian first army on the
allied left has been placed in a dan
gerouS position by the cutting Of the
Prilep-Veles road at Izyor, while the
Serbians are in the outskirts Of Ishtib,
eighteen miles east oi Veles, and one
OF the bases OF the Bulgarian second
army. Apparently the Veles -Ishtib line,
the most formidable for the enemy
south OF Uskub, will prove untenable.
foe's Left Flank Pierced.
Northeast Of Lake Doiran the Brit
ish troops have crossed the frontier
into Bulgarian Macedonia, threatening
the extreme left flank. Enemy terri
tory was invaded At Kosturino, a few
miles south OF Strumiisa the Bulgarian
ease IN the region north OF Lake
Doirah. kosturino 10 At the head.
naters Of the Trekaiya river, which
ilows through virtually level country
70 Stromitsa. Meanwhile tho French
end gseehs are pushing eastward iron,
the vesooS river In the direction Of
stSeasitsa, which is situsaed In ssval-
lsy bstwssn two high mountain ranges.
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vial nesA Cnt.
LOSDON. Sept. 2--Reports IN oi.
iicisl SHsSters here indicate that the
Prilep-Veks road has been cut at L.
vor. isolatinE the first Bulgarian army
irom iu main line OF communicated
and placing Il in . precarious position
The first army is on the allied left.
The position OF the first Bulgarian
army on the allied left in Macedonis
is dangerous. according to reports
reaching here, but II Is not believed
that the army is faced with Immediate
disaster. The Italians who we're ad.
ysncine against the first army from
the south must pass over much ex.
tremeIy rough country before they car
get in contact with il.
Il is believed that the first army
which is commanded by General Gesboi
has been forced TO attempt retreat
westward into the mountains, on the
.Serbo- Albanian frontier. The country
b very rough and II will be impossible
10 handle artillery. The matter OF food
supplies also would be difficult.
The reports indicate that the Serb
ians who have cut the Germano-Bul.
aarian communications are joining 10
the allied race for Uskub.
Army Nearly Cut of.
Advices received In Serbian diplo.
matte circles in Paris show that the
Bulgarian troops in the region Of LAX,
Ochrida, toward the western end ol
the Macedonian front, are virtually en-
sircled BY the Italians, advancing IL
the direction Of Kichevo, and th,
Franco Serbian forces moving from
Monastir toward Kfushevo. The fai
Of Krushevo Is expected hourly.
The only means Of exit for the Bull
sarisns here is q narrow passage be.
tween the Kicheyo and Krushevo (Thi,
BODY compsises the first Bulgarian sr'
N.Y.
The army seems doomed to destruc-
don or surrender, or 10 retreat II
Albania, As the allies now have srtil'
lery Instsiled north Of Monastir ant
counmaAd ire passes in either direction
The whoie q the Monastir- Prilep'
Gradsko fcads connecting up the twt
Bulgarian armies IL npw N the hand
of fhs allles,s sccordiag 70 news re
eelved hers Iais last night. The alIies
csvaisy u within ten miles o. the sec
cnd ilns extending between Veies
lshtip and Prilsp, #
I, naes for uskSb.
The snery Is fighting hard 10 Oh
tain possession Of thus road and also II
,he sector west OF Priiep and Il seeIn
n h . race for .Uskib, - The aiIie'
tofess are Is y to the city - III
Bul6aylAps,
IN aiIiss ere nov u possession .
ne whole course oi the Vaydar rive
IRON Cievseli 70 GradsIo, Last nigh
rspofiS sdd that the Serbian hay'
y lakeA thirty guns In addition 70 thos
already reported a.
Greek Ifoeps AID
IN rhree oeotofs
ATHENS, wstussssy' Sept E- IS.