MONTENEGRINS' ADVANCE ON SCUTARI.
) ' WrrttlJf THREE HOURS' MiRCH. ■ HEAVY ARTILLERY FIRE. . ' (Received October 23. 11.15 , p.ta.) | . | ; v ;!• * . f> "> , -, - | CEjrriNJEi October . King Nicholas has advanced the headquarters of the Montenegrin . annySomPodgorto to Antivari, a port on the Adriatic, not far from the Turkish boundary, n General . UartinoWch'a infantry is massed on the ■ slopes .of Tarabosch (the key "to. Scutari) and the other infantry is ' carrying , out a ''So^ rC were blasted across the mountains to.allow of;the passage,, of the heavy'artillery which has been mounted onMfte heights around, Tar^he C bomb ar dmknt of one of the forts, which lasted four days, was' ) marked by heavy shell fire. . ! General Larovitch, who i« in command of the central Montenegrin, army is within three hours' march of Scutari. The Malisson tribesmen are covering his left among the mountain.. - 1
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 15132, 24 October 1912, Page 7
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