Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-29

London, Sept. 2s, 9:5O p. m.--In Cr1ampagne the French are attacking the German line of trenches and are making further progress, but seem lngly the allies offensive movement is not being carried on with the same irupetuosity that characterized the first two days of the operations. she successes won are recognized as very important, but the main object which is to break through the Ger man lines,. has not yet been accomp- 3shed
 Allies Have improved Positions.
 Both the British and French have greatly improved their positions by Raining the hills and crests from. which they can dominate the German lines of communication their next Attempt to secure a decisive victory should be- made easier to carry out in the view& of experts here.
 The FTench continue to push for ward est of Souchez, aiming at the. -heIghtskbf Vimy, which command the plain to the east; while the British to the4 north are making secure their are yeating the German counter-at7
 Battle in Champagne.
 The battle in Champagne is oyer a. sixteen mile front, where the French are attacking and now are within less than two miles of the ilz1ay which crosses the country behind the Ger-l man positions and which has been so uSefHI to them in moving troops and supplies to threatened points, With the French guns in easy range, the railway is endered use- less
 fAs usual there is great diverg- efide between the German and French of1eial aeeounts of the battles. The Germans claim that all the French at taeks have beenFepulsed and that a hiimber of prisoners have been cap tired.
 sIt is the same with. regard to the crown princes offensive in the Ar eonne. Whereas this is described by the French as an important action the Germans say it is a miner one Resigned to: improve the situation and that the desired result has been Achieved,
 No Cessation of Fighting in Russia
 There has been no cessation oi lighting On the Russian front From Riga down to Galicia the armies are tontestihg every inch of ground ano ht least four separate battles are 1T progress Field Marshal Von Hinden. burg has resumed his effort to reacI Dvinsk which town has been denied him so many times. The German. announce that the Russians have beer
 
 trenches to- the, southwest of Dvinsk
 Except for Field Marshal Vol Mackensen, who is held in the Pri pet marshes, all the German gen erals report advances, even Genera Won Linsingen, whose army wa father roughly hndled by the Russian in yolhynia. having. with the aid O strong endorsements been able f, take the initiative again Tn addi ton to recapturing Lutsk he ha crossed the Styr river below tha fortress.
 In Galicia the Russian Genera Ivanpn is still holding the Austrian back and is himself gaining, ground.
 Montenegrirs Attack Austrians.
 Montenegro, the smallest of the al lied nations, is taking a hand in tn general attack on the central powers She has launched an energetic of fensive. according to an unofficial tel egram. which secured for her tn
 Sir Edward Grey, the Britis foreign secretary, in the house c commons today, made statement concerning the Balkan situatio which should tend to clear the at fl1osphere. While saying that Bul earia had assured the powers that sh had ne aggressive intentions agains Grey took occasion to warn ths country that any aggression woul bring to the assistance of any frien of the allies attacked the whole powe of the British empire.
 The enthusiasm with which tn Greeks are answering the call I tnobilization is considered in Londo As also being likely to affect th Balkan situation.
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