Ogden Daily Standard | 1915-11-26 | Page 4 | Serbs Will Hold out to Last

oo SERBS WILL HOLD OUT TO LAST Serbia Won Victory After Five Centuries Under Turkish Turk-ish Yoke and Will Live in Future. Paris, Nov. 25, 5.26 a. m. A prediction pre-diction that no matter what happens, Serbia will be "born again," was made by War Minister Bokovitch to the Matin's Monastir correspondent, who quotes the Serb general as saying: say-ing: "We all are ready to hold out to the last. If fortune abandons us altogether, al-together, so much tho worse, but we still shall hope. Serbia knew how to win liberty after five centuries under the Turkish yoke. It will be tho same tomorrow. Serbia will livo forever. You cannot kill all Serbs and Serbia Ser-bia will bo born again to greater in the future." When the dispatch to tho Matin was filed on the 19th the situation at Monastir Mon-astir was reported unchanged. Serb advanced posts were no longer in contact con-tact with the Eulgarians who were believed to have detached troops to reinforce the army attacking the French. The Serbians then occupied the village of Brod, north of Krushe-vo, Krushe-vo, although the town had changed hands several times, being occupied several hours the day beforo by Bulgarian Bul-garian irregulars. v