Ogden Daily Standard | 1915-11-30 | Page 10 | Serbians Lose 502 Heavy Guns

SERBIANS LOSE 502 HEAVY GUNS Berlin, Nov. 29, via London, 3 p. m. Army headquarters announced today to-day that in the Serbian campaign 502 cannon were captured. Today's official statement says: "Balkan theatre: Our pursuit is making further progress. More than 1,500 Serbians have been taken prisoner. pris-oner. "Up to the present the total number num-ber of cannon taken from the Serbians Serbi-ans amounts to 502, many of the guns being of heavy caliber." " Marseilles, Nov. 27, 2:45 a. m. The French steamship Omara has been sunk in the Mediterranean by a submarine. No word has been received re-ceived oi the twenty members of the crew and it is. feared they have perished. per-ished. London, Nov. 29, 1:30 p. m. Tho French steamship Algerie has been sunk. Twenty-nine members of her crew are missing. Eight were saved. The British steamship Tania has been sunk. Her crew was landed. Kaiser Visits Vienna. 'Berlin, Nov. 29. By ' Wireless to Sayville. Emperor William arrived in Vienna today and .paid a personal visit to the Austro-Hungarian monarch, mon-arch, Emperor Francis-Joseph at Scho-onbrun Scho-onbrun castle. Loses Only Son. Washington, Nov. 29. The Bulgarian Bulgar-ian minister, Stephen Panaretof, today to-day asked the state departmont to investigate in-vestigate through its own channels the report of the death in the Serbian ', 1Z $ campaign of his only son, a sub-lieu- i v tenant in the Bulgarian army.