, 1915-10-20
Censored ut Jamalca.O

"commuuique states "In Arlois we HAYS
completely repulsed new Gernun attacks
oG lie Bots en- Hache and the slope west Of
the valley Of the Souchez brook. The enemy
hns renewed his hombardment Of The regions
behind our Champagne front, employing
shells causing irritation TO the ewes, and our
artillery has replied. In the Vosgps u vr4o-
rous counter-attuck enabled us to recap
ture all our positions on tie summit of Hart
mannsweilegkopf, besides II small fort pre-
yious,y occupie by the enemy, and we took
about 100 prisoners.
German official bulletin announces In
the Champagne, after clearing the French
from Then pInced arm, east of Auberiye,
and after an unsuccessful counter-attack bv
the enemy, tn re rem uupd IL officers, 600
men, 3 machine guns and l mine thrower ia
the hands of the Sax0nS. 4 French attempt
to ret0ke the positions south of l. iutrey huS
failed. These positions we've wrested from
them on the eighth and tn y otlioaiiy report
ed their rec tptnre on the tenth, but they
were repnl,ed with severe loss, 3 officers aud
40 men being taken prisoners. Al attack
with the object Of improving our positions
on MISUNDERSTANDING was quite success
fuI, the enemy suffering severe losses, be
sides leaving ) officers and 22j meu pils0u-
ers, AMI we also took Que revolver-ctuu0u,
SIX machine-guuS and three mme throWers
A Berlin official report from the Serbian
front states: "tield Marshal Won MqckenSeu
is progressing, We have stormad the Wan
ovt mountain, south Of Semendrin and the
village Of Smojjouo, er4t Of toz trcvr:, rae
BuIgarians have forced tile passes over the
frontier hills ut several points he ween Ncgo-
lin and Stru nlktt, IN tn eastern forts Of
Il utchar have been taken"
An Austrian o%fieit! stHtement says "Ihe
Au5tro-Hun4 rians pursuing the Ser butn4
south east of Belgrade have renctIel The
AvaIa fortificatIon4 aud captured strongly
entrenched POSITIONS south of Viuca."
The correspondent Of the Paris Comps
at N sh says that Mi the A~uslro-German
attacks on the Obnenovatz-B eigrade-S semen
dra trout have been REFUSED, the enc
my sustaining serious losses. The Ger
nuns who attempted to turn the rISht
wing of the Serbiaus at Semenlria
were driven bn"k into the marsh, and at
Colomine on the bank of the Dtnube, near
Semeudria, u b tvNriau battalion was thrown
iuto II swamp. The pressure by the Ger
nuns in the vicinity of Poz1revtc continues,
aud enemy endorsements IN large numb rs
are reported to be co mug from th. north.
The ustro-G German losses are estimated Mt
twenty-five thousand killed and sixty tuou-
sand wounded.
A Reuters despatch from Athens states
that the Allied troops left Snlonlcs OH Sttut-
day for the Serbian front at the 20 Bull
gariau frontier.
Other dispatches from Athens state that
10000 Bulgariaus, with artillery, have ut~
tackled the Vardav bridge, between V9lando-
VII, on the railroad from Salonica into Ser.
bia, aud Sovdovo, about twenty miles north
Of the Greek borders. They are apparently
attempting to cut the railway communica-
tious aud thus prevent the Entente Powers
from forwarding troops and supplies for the
Serbtaus.
1t is officially announced that the Admiral
commanding the eastern ModIterranean
squadron of the Allied fleet dc Jared a
blockade of the Bulgarian Goa t on the
Aegean Sea commencing at SIX o'clock on
TIA morning of the sixteenth. Forty-eight
hours grace, from the commencement Of the
blockade, has been assigned for the depnr-
ture of neutral vessels.
A despatch from Athens states that the
lighthouses on the Bulgarian coast have
beeu extiuguished and that entrance TO De-