New Britain herald., 1915-08-28
Two of Kaiser's Machines Escape After Attack, But Pursuers Riddle One With Bullets~-- Fourth Drops Bombs on Montmorency GERMANS PIERCE RUSSIAN LINE
 ALONG THE ZLOTA LIPA RIVER
Teutonic Forces Occupy Town of Narew-Hostilitics Reopen Be- tween AuStfianS and MOntenegrlnS Italian Front DiVided-Cam- paigns for Trent and Triest Slowly Developing.

Four German military aeroplanes, which attempted raid on Paris this morning were attacked and driven ; off by a French air flotilla. Two of the Kaiser's machine escaped but one was shot to pieces in mid air. The Germans renew thrusts in Galician territory and pierce Russian lines along Zlota Lipa river. Kaiser's forces also occupy Narew Hostilities Reopen.
 Further evidence of increasing Austrian activity on the southern front is furnished by an announce ment of the re-opening of hostilities / between the Austrians and the Mont enegrins.
 The German admiralty denies that a British aviator destroyed and sank German submarine off Ostend, as claimed by the British admiralty The subma arine although attacked, was not hit and returned to port undam- aged, it is declared.
 Italian Campaign Progressing. , The Italian campaigns for Trent
 
 s although progress is slow, unofficial advices from .Rome-~declare.
 S Only bomb fighting. and artillery engagements on the front in France are reported by Paris
 F. There has been little if any change + in the situation on the Gallipoli pen- |. insula in the Dardanelles. Attempt Raid on Paris. = Paris, Aug. 2S, p. m.-Four Ger man military aeroplanes attempted to make a raid on Paris this morning. They were attacked by a French air s k flotilla and one of the German ma- FFchines was shot to pieces in mid air. The German machines crossed the !. French lines flying at great height SAnd driving toward the city of Paris. s,When over a point north of the capital l. they sighted French air fotilla which was waiting for them and three < of the German aeroplanes wheeled :. about and headed for the German line. One >Riddled by Bullets.
 Two of the German machines es- . eaped, but one was outdistanced by it's V pursuers and was triddled by bullets. yIt fell flaming into the forest of f .Halette, where the burned bodies of '. two aviators were found.
 g The fourth machine dropped five F., bombs at Montmorency, town fif- ,s teen miles from Paris. No one was '; hurt. The batteries at Montmorency \, opened fire on the aeroplane but it got " away in the haze.
 Travellers arriving in Paris by train afrom the north can see at almost any sss hour from ten to fifteen French war splanes in the air at the same time, .eprotecting the capital from German air raids.
 stss Germans Occupy Narew. A Berlin, Aug. 2S, via London, 3:36 D. fn-Teutonic pressure against the Russians in eastern Galicia has result :. Ted in the piercing of the Russian line 4along the Zlota Lipa river, 1t was of ficially announced today by German army headquarters. It was also an- ,~ nounced that the town of Narew, about "A twenty miles southeast of Bialystok had been occupied by the Germans.
 Since the Austro-Germans in their
 drive through Galicia in May and June threw the Russians back upon 'Iipa and Gnila Lipa rivers late ir
 June, there has been comparative in .sactivity along this front so far as the tfficial reports hve indicated.
 Today statement from German army
 headquarters that the Russian lines or Ethe Zlota Lipa had been broker tthrough apparently means that the -.Teutonic forces are renewing theil
 shrusts in Galician territory.
 No Separate Peace.
 % London, Aug. 2s, 11:36 a, m.-As
 the Russian armies continue to re-
 treat the foreign and war ministers
 at Petrograd deny vigorously that
 their government has any thought o1
 making a separate peace with the
 central powers. Special despatcheS
 from Patrograd state that the Rus 7 sians are on the point of digging
 themselves in.
 Military writers at the Russian
 capital are of the opinion that the
 German turning movement in Cour-
 land is not likely to threaten Petro-
 grad seriously this autumn, as FieiC
 Marshal Won Hindenburg apparently
 has made no progress in his efforts to secure control of the Baltic coast yThe latest news from that region however, indicates that Germany has 4 I