Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-29

Furious fighting continues in north ern France where the allied French and British armies are at grips with the German forces in what is char battle of the Aisne. Beyond admitting this fact, the official statements are vague.
 Few details of the struggle which may be the turning point of the west ern campaign, have been given to the waiting public.
 Allies Claim Slight Advance.
 One sentence There is no change in the situation" epitomizes the off cial reports from London, Paris and Berlin. The allies claim to have made slight advances here and there, notably on the heights of the Mouse. The German official statement, however. declares that reports concerning a victorious advance of the enemy are untrue.'
 Violent Attacks ey Germans.
 Both the British ;na he French Of ficial statements refer to the violence of the attacks 1.-ade by the Germans, who seem to have redoubled their ef- forts in an attempt to hurl back the allied line.
 The reports indicate. however. that the French and British have given no ground before the onslaught of the invaders.
 Rigorous Censorship in London. 4s A very rigorous censorship has evil dently been imposed at virtually all roints. particularly in London, regard ing the operations at the front, as very little news is being permitted to come through. The war officials doubt less fear, first to raise the hope of the people without some decisive result being attained and second, that the publication of even the smallest de- tail Of the operations might be of aid to Fermans.
 Pe.: l Reports PrzemsyI Invested. Petrograd reports officially that the Austrian stronghold of Przemsyl in Galicia is completely invested by the Russians and that the main Austrian army army is retiring behind the Carpa- thians into Hungary, pursued by the Russians. Berlin, however. declares that reports of the fall of two of the Pryemysl forts are inventions.'' Montenegrins Near Austrian Capital The Montenegrins, who have allied themselves with the Servians in the conflict with Austria, are making ad- vances, according to adyces. A des- patch from Cettinje. Montenegro, says that the Montenegrins are within ar tillery range of Sarayevo. capital of Bosnia.
 The Austrian forts at Cattaro, Dal- nlatia on September 19 sunk a big
 
 Patch to the Cologne Gazette. This ship was one of a fleet of eighteen which was met by a Salvo from one of the Austrian forts as the battle ships approached the stronghold. The rest of the fleet retreated hastily, says the despatch. after the French shir was sunk.
 pardanelIes Closed.
 A despatch from Constantinople says that the Dardanelles have been closed to navigation. The Austrian govern ment has confiscated the Canadian Pacific Railway companys securities and money deposited in Vienna, ac- cording to report, as we'll as the com. pany's observation cars running or Austrian railroads. This is the re. suit. it is said of a refusal of tht company to pay the dividends of Aus. trian shareholders.
 Advices received in Paris say tha the rapid increase in grain prices il Austria is causing anxiety in officia circles. Farmers are holding theil supplies for higher prices and the gov. srnment proposes to fix a maximum price for this commodity.
 Wireless Through Eiffel Tower.
 For the first time since the wa, began, wireless news circulated by tn, French government through Fife tower has been received in London The message detailed the fierce fight Eng which took place in northerl France between September 2e and 2s
 Sir Edward Carson. the Ulster lead sr, in outlining the Ulster programm with respect to the home rule bill. ha .alled upon U1sterites to throw them ielves whole eartedly into the patri ,tic action that the time demands 1, importing the empire"