SOUTH WEST OF SOFIA.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVIII, Issue 37, 13 October 1915, Page 5

SOUTH WEST OF SOFIA.

FIGHTING ON SERVIAN TERRITORY. 1 ! ATTACKS HEAVILY REPULSED, i :: ‘ ' (Received 8.30 a.tn.) London, October 12. The Servian Legation announces that the Bulgarians since last night were attacking in the direction 6f the river Ylasina, eastward of Yranjap which is south-west of Sofia, blit all the attacks were heavily repulsed. 1 ; i .... ’! 4 Vi- .-.I n MACKENSEN’S ARMY SUFFERS. CLEAR CAIN TO THE ENTENTE, (Received 9.55 a.m.) Paris, October 12. Official.—A wireless communique says: The Austro-German attack on Servia has already caused heavy losses ini General von Mackensen’s army. It is clear gain to the Entente when the enemy multiplies its battle fronts at the very moment when the effectives are beginning to be exhausted. SEMENDRtA STORMED. SCANTY GERMAN REPORT. (Received 12.15 p.m.) Berlin, October 12. A communique says: Wo are making good progress on the entire Balkan front. We stormed the town and fortress at Semendria yesterday. "TO THE KAISER AND OUR ALLIANCE!" (Received Noon), London, October 12. The Daily Telegraph’s Rome correspondent states that King Ferdinand of Bulgaria, at a banquet, proposed thp health of the Kaiser and their Alliance with German. He smashed his glass after drinking, and everybody imitated iris action.

THE SERVIAN CAPITAL,' PROBABLE REMOVAL TO MONASTIR. (Received Noon.) London, October 12. The Daily Telegraph’s Rome correspondent states that it is expected TRo Servian capital will he removed to Monastir. The Allied troops have not yet departed from Salonika. NOT TO BE BUSTLED! ROUMANIA WILL CO-OPERATE SURE. PREMIER’S WORD TO ITALY.

(Received 8.45 a.m.) Romo, October 12

M. Bratino, Premier of Roumania, has given Italy to understand tiiafc Roumania’s co-operation with the Entente is certain, hut that slio will choose her own tinie to take the field.