Salt Lake Tribune | 1918-09-27 | Page 2 | Fall of Krushevo Expectedly Hourly, Advices Assert

FALL OF KRUSHEVO EXPECTEDLY HOURLY, ADVICES ASSERT PARIS. Sept. 26. Advices received In Serbian diplomatic circles here show that the Bulgarian troops in the region of Lake Ochrida, toward the western end of the Macedonian front, are virtually encircled en-circled by the Italians advancing In the direction of Klchevo, and the Franco-Serbian Franco-Serbian forces moving from Monastir toward to-ward Krushevo. The fall of Krushevo is expected hourly. The only means of exit for the Bulgarians Bul-garians here is a narrow passage between Kichevo and Krushevo. (This body comprises com-prises the first Bulgarian army.) The army seems doomed to destruction or surrender, or to a retreat into Albania, Al-bania, as the allied heavy artillery now installed northwest of Monastir now commands com-mands the passes In the other direction.