On the Macedonian front, considerable heavy fighting has taken place, but the results are beclouded owing to contradictory reports by the different war chancelleries. The Serbs, in the Lake Ostrovo legion, are declared by Paris to have made appreciable progress against the Bulgarians, while both Berlin and Sofia report bombardments in the vicinity, but mention of no further side. On the front where the Italians are facing the Bulgarians, Sofia asserts that the Italians have been put to flight. In the Poiret region, the British have taken a Teutonic position north of the town of Mueukovo. Several Germans were taken prisoner and a number of machine guns captured.
Although it had been previously stated that the Creek forts at Kavala were evacuated by the Bulgarians, Berlin says they are all in the hands of the Bulgarians, and that the Greek troops which were at Kavala had been sent to Germany where they will remain until the end of the war, "in the status of neutrals."
In the Austro-Italian theater, the usual bombardments and isolated infantry attacks continue.
Late Alliens dispatches declared that M. Jaimi, the Populos, has declined to form a Cabinet to succeed that of M. Jaimi. 