Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-26

The military party in Petrograd con- eanueS to insist that there has been great Russian victory on the battle field between the Warta and Vistuta rivers in Poland. This claim is based on unofficial reports which even assert that an entire German army corps has been broken up and that forty eight trains which will accommodate fifty thousand wounded and prisoners have been ordered out from Warsaw.
 Claims Russian Advance Checked.
 The German official report, on the other hand, declares that the Russian ORense in this region has been check ed. The latest communication from the Russian general staff says that the fighting near 1Odz continues, but that the German forces are pressed on every side and are making a supreme effort to cut their way through to the north. The Germans also clainp to have brought the Russian advance to a stop in East Prussia, and before Cra- cow, Galicia. A Russian official state Sestiy have the upper hand near cra- COW.
 S4sfen,enE from Budapest
 A statement regarding the PruS- sian operations comes from Budapest. It. Is admitted in the Hungarian ca'p- stsl that the Russian troops again have invaded Hungary and have reached the county of Ung. 35 miles south of the Carpathians and the county of Zemplin, 50 miles south of these noun Ea2ne.
 According to these reports these troops who invaded Ung have been driven back to the frontier while &C., ttcu Is being taken against those in Z@mltn.
 Artillery Dueis.
 In the western theatre tf1e fighting ek1n consists to large extent of ar tfllery duels and according to French official statement it is comparatively quiet in that region. The statement by the French war officials that the Rliias have been able to lombard Arna- vile is considered significant by mill ft&ry experts. Arnaville is on the Lor- rain9 frontier and is only Il miles southwest of the city of Metz, where pie of Gern1any's great fortresses is located.
 Germans Planning Another Attack.
 Despite the comparative inactivity in the western war field there Is evil Hence that the Germans are planning another desperate attempt to force their way through to the French ports. The reportR show that the Germans guns but no indication as to where they intend to deliver the blow. Every preparation has been made by the allies to meet this assault
 Germany Fears Invasion.
 Germany also fears an invasion by the allies and Is making extensive preparations to guard against such an eventuality. according to a Copen- hagen despatch. It is said that the Germans are strengthening the old EortreSses in the former Danish ter ra&oTy of SchIeswig- -Eoistein and a hne of entrenchments along the north Drn side of Kiel canal. It is on the shore of Schleswig, the report says, that an invasion is feared.
 The general staff of the Russian kfmy In the Caucasus says that the Turkish forces are still retreating be- lore the Russians in the region about BFyeruH.
 A despatch from Berlin says ff is reported there that the British Indian troops along the Suez canal have been defeated and that the Turks are ad- Hancing with heavy batteries to des- Hoy the constructive works of the canal and bottle up the British war ships now in tfia& waterway