, 1915-05-01
Censored at Jamaica)

fl ct and the army was resumed on Sunday.
The decentralization Of the army covered by
the fleet, began before sunrise at various
points on the Galipoli peninsula, aud despite
serious opposition from the enemy In strong
entertainments protected by barbed wire, it
was completely successful aud before night
fall Ian &c forces were established ashore. The
lahdin8 Of the army and its advance con
tjnue.
\ despatch from Athens states that the
entire Allied fleet on Monday was bombard-
Ing he forts ia the Dmdanelles, the Turks
ali along the line rep yu4 vigorously. The
homh0rdment commenced early on Sunday
at long range, but DO account Of the damage
done has been received.
A French oticIul commuuiqnG states an
Belgium two German attacks moving out
from Passchendocle and BrodseIud were
checked on Sunday by the British, the enc
my hereupon bomLardn9 Yp!es violently.
Our activities continue along the Ypres canal.
AT Notre Dame de Lorette we lcpulsed a
German attack. On the heights of the
Mouse the fighting is Developing and he at
tack on the Colanue tleucI alrcady reported
was checked 10y our counter-attacb. Te
enemy was driven buck but subsequently,
made another attuck fu, tler east, in the di-
rection of Stremv, evidently striving to
lGCdDJuIe Les 1Itl yes. y -NlOlelI UIiack
preceded by a fierce bombtrdment took
place shortly after this movement ON the
eastern slopes Of our position Mt Les Epor-
ges, but the German attack resulted in
failure"
A German %oficial bulletin states: "Q0r
troops still hold Lizerne, which lie French
pretended to have recap ured, aud also east
oil the Canal the conquered terrain romans
in our possession, while the number OF can
nor taken by us has risen to forty-fve IN
Guiding four British guns mentioned IN q
former statement. North west of Zounebeke
our attacks continued on Sunday, over one
thousand Canadians being taken prise uers,
and The total number of prisoners IN the
Ypres battle has risen to five thousand.
In The Champagne region, north of BeUuse-
Jour, two French night attacks were repuls-
ell. On the heights OF the Meuse the Ger
man attacks progressed across several noun
tain saddles, until Il height west Of Les
Eparges was taken by storm, severul hun
drcd Frenchmen being made prisoners and
several machine guns captured. In the for
est OF Ally the e%uemy's advance failed, and
il he Yosges mountains our troops took
hack MISUNDERSTANDING Eleven French
officers and 749 men were captured and we
also took six mine throwcrs and four ma
chine guns. On the Eastern front, north
west Of Citchanow, feeble Russian night
attacks have been repuIsed."
London, April 29th-A British official
bulletin states CATER days Of hard fight
Ing in difficult country our troops who
landed en- the Gollipoli Peninsula me
thoroughly making good their foot
ing with the effective help Of the navy
An cf1ic'al despatch from Cairo says: "Ihe
Allied forces under the command of Geuer-
al Sir lon Hamilton have cffected a landing
on both sides Of the Doldanelles under cx-
c,lIent conditions. Many prisoners have
been taken AID our forces are continuing
their advance"
Tie Daily Mails correspondent at
Athens states that the bonl mcnt Of the
interior forts of the Dmdunelies which be-
gan on Sunday and was continued on Mon
day resulted III heavy domrge to The forts,
and it is Ioported HAT the forts On The coost
near Smyrna were also bombmdtd, Tut this
las NOT leeD cor fl med.
A Palis otficinl conmun;Gte states: Dur
ING the del arkation On Sunday Of the Allied
forces al The Dan dauelles the Frencl& troops,
comprising infantry and artil cry, were de-
si8natcd particularly for operations ut Kun.
kaIe, on the Asiatic side, this mission being
completely and successfully fulfilled. Aided
J y the cannon Of lie French fleet and under