Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-14

London, Oct 13, 10 p. m--The Near Tabt with the Austro German and Bulgarian invasion of Serbia, the An glo-French landing at Saloniki, the promised active intervention of Rus siA and the diplomatic possibilities in Greece and Rumania, continues to be the center of interest throughout the belligerent countries.
 serbians Fighting stubbornIy.
 The Serbians, although greatly out numbered by armies with superior equipment, are making a stubborn de- fense of their country and while the Austro- German progress is steady, 1t is very slow and probably will be- come slower still when the mountains where the Serbians are strongly en- trenched are reached.
 Nothing New from Bulgaria.
 Of the Bulgarian campaign nothing new has been received since Nish re- ported the repulse ot the invaders; while the movements of the Anglo French and Russian forces have thus far been kept from the knowledge of the public. The Russians have no easy task before them if they intend to land in Bulgaria Varna and the other Bulgarian ports on the Black sea, where a landing might be made, have been stronkly fortified under the direction of German officers and are protected by mine elds.
 Russians May Sail Down Danube.
 The Russians could sail down the Danube, as that is an international waterway, but 1t Is doubtful if they have the necessary transports while to come through Rumania would re- qtfire the consent of the government of that country, which although con- sidered friendly toward the entente powers, might not wish to risk the displeasure of Germany.
 Some disappointment is expressed here at the decision of Italy not to participate. Italy has laid sclairn to great influence in the Balkans and is known to have aspirations in Asia Minor, which the junction of Germans and Turks, it is pointed out, would virtually bring to an end. With su- perior forces and excellent trans London that Italy is in a better po- sition than any of the allies to lend hand and the hope is expressed that she will yet do so.
 Allies Watching Developments.
 Tn the meantime the allies are close ly watching developments in the in ternal situation in Bulgaria, where many of the people are averse tC fighting against the allies, particular ly Russia. It is reported from Paris tonight that General Savoff. former Bulgarian minister of war and former commander -in- chief of the Bulgarian army. has resigned his command rath. CT than fight against Russia It ii thought that the landing of RussianI In Bulgaria might result in a chang, in the policy of that country. ever thus late in the day.
 Little Change in France.
 There is little change on the. west erri front. the fighting again being fo the trenches, with fluctuatlng success The allies maintain all their larg, gains and are pressing the German In Flanders and Champagne
 Russians Coming Strong.
 Tn the east the Russians have wol an important victory in Galicia, rout lng three Austro- German divisions oi the Stripa river. In the north the, have pushed Field Marshal Won AJin denburg several miles farther west O Dvinsk, and are again approachinI the Dvinsf- Wilma railway.
 British Submarines Active.
 The activity of the British sub marines in the Baltic continues an Germany is not conveying her steam CTS to and from Sweden.