IN THE BALKANS

Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 253, 13 July 1918, Page 7

IN THE BALKANS

ENEMY REPULSED IN THE CEKNA BEND. London, July 11, A French, communique from Macedonia stales:—"Notwithstanding a costly defeat in the Cerna, Bend, the enemy today attacked again north of Monastir, and was again repulsed."—Aus.-N.Z. Cable A6sn.-Ecutar. . ■ ADVANCE IN CONJUNCTION WITH . THE ITALIANS. - ; London, July 11. S A. French communique states ■.—"Wβ t continued to advance in conjunction with e the Italians, south of Devoli, in Albania, ■ and have' captured Cafnguriprere, and. r Kosmea Peak. The Austrian; are retir- . ing in disorder in tho Tomorica Valley, !- and we are pursuing them."—Aus.-N.Z. - Cable Assn.-Reuter. i • i THE SITUATION ANALYSED. I (Rec. July 12, 5.5 p.m.) Paris, July 11, . The newspapers draw attention (o the - advance in Albania, and point out that the immediate aim is to.:clear out tlie enemy from the mountainous regions south of tho Semeni Biver and its tribu- * tary, the Devoli j The "Figaro," referring to the final , aims, says:—"The occupation • of AlB bonia and .an advance north to Lake Oehrida will place the Bulgarian Army in a dangerous position."—Beuter. I ADVANCE OF FIFTEEN MILES. i ißec. July 12, 7.45 p.m.) 3 Washington, July 11. Official advices from.Rome state that (he Italians have advanced fifteen miles towards Herat, on a front of fifty cules. -Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn. t AUSTRIAN OFFICIAL REPORT. (Rec: July 12, 5.5 p.m.) London, July 11. [ A wireless Austrian official report '. states:—"We have organised a new dc- |. ftnsive line in Albania."—Aus.-N.Z. 3 Cable Assn.-Reuter. 1. —: _