, 1916-10-04

- '"t W. NOb'Ih
ued to keep the sun NIT of Monte tim-
one under a curtain of fire and dispersed
columns on the Ala Magma road. The
eneny's artillery was particularly active
III the Gorizia nIea and on the Curse plaienu.
In the TlhveEzes vnt!ey Of The upper Bottle
Italian troops attncEed and drove out enemy
detachments which had entl eucled them
selves Oh the southern slopes of Monte Laga-
zuoi and cf Pizzodi Fenis. III his fight The
enemy left II large amount of war material
and some prisoners in our bands. On the
Julian front there were only intermittent
artillery actions. Enemy batteries lombard
ed MeIna and Vertoiba. A few shells also
fell Oh Goli2ia.
London, Oct. 1st-The official commune
cation issued this evening says. Dorian front:
Our artillery has been active. On the
Strumn front EeIow HE o. jak, our troops
took possession Of a portion OF the Bulgarian
line. After stubborn fighting aud heavy
artillery preparation our gains were extended
during the evening, six counter attacks were
successfully broken up during the day. A
hundred prisoners already have been passed
back. The fighting continues.
Bucharest, Sept, 3Oth-The text of the
official statement says: Fighting is general
on the north and northwest ern fronts where
we took 600 prisoners. Our troops at Sibiln
(Hermanustadl) attacked on all sides Ivy
superior enemy foi ces, after a battle lasting
three deys, reestabtiehed their ccmmunica-
ton to the south, requesting the enc my who
was attacking from that direction. Our
troops retired soutLward. o. the southern
front d weak enemy attempt TO land at Cova-
bn was Immediately repulsed. In Dubrudja
there were intermittent artillery duels.
Bucharest, Oct, 1st--The official statement
issued today says. On the north and north
west fronts, local actions occurred. On The
front in south Dobruoia there has been an
artillery duel along the whole line. Enemy
aeroplones dropped bombs on Bucharest,
killing two women and five childl en-. On
the Cernovodu where bombs struck a hoepi-
tai, and on Budesti.
Berlin, Oct. 1s-Tbe oficinl announce
ment says: Against the front of Duke
AIbrecht of Wurtemberg and also against
the Flanders and Arlois fronts Of Pr Ice
RuppIecht's army, the British developed
particularly lively patrol activity. On he
battle front north of the Somme the artillery
fighting attained great violence in the after
noon. Near the east of Tbiepval strong
British attacks again developed. As on pre-
vious days they were iepulsed by the troops
of Generals Won Stein and Won Armiu utter
desperate hand TO hand fighting. From
Runcourt and the west thereof, FIGDch Iegi.
ments mnde fruitle ss attacks nguIn t our posi-
tons. Local attacks from CouI %celette, Nor
vnl md northwest Of Halles III miles north
west Of Peroune) broke down under our cur
tam of fire. On the from of lie German
Crown Prince, during a temporary revival of
artillery fle on the right bank Of the Meuse
(Veroun FIont), small and uuimportunt hand
grenade attacks occurred.
Berlin, Oct. 1st.-The British and French
renewed their attacks on the homme front
yester day and desperate hand to hand fight
ing took place. The official report Of to, day
says the assaults were r~epulsed.
Berlin, oct. 1st.-The Russians have u.s.
sumed the offensive ut many points and have
made an advance in GallcIa southeast of
Ltmberg, it was announced officially to-day.
London, Oct. 2ud.-British troops in the
centre along the Somme line have made an
advance Oh a three thousand yard front from
the east of Eaucourt L'Abboye to the Albert
Bu-Pnume road, according to the official
statement flom Headquarters, issued at
midnight. Eaucourt L'Abbaye itself is re-
ported TO be in the hands Of the British. The
operations were aided by the armoured tanks.
London, Oct. 2nd.-Another Zeppelin raid
against London and the East Coast Of Eng
land is in progress. An airship is reported to