New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-27
strong fight but they have not been
able 10 check the Allies.

strong fight but they have not been
able 10 check the Allies.
Paris. Sept. 26.-To-daYs official
statement says:
Between the River Struma and the
River Vardar there have been artillery
and fairly spirited skirmish-
ing, particularly along the British
front in the region of Dorian Lake
There have been no infantry engage
ments on the Serbian front.
French artillery has violently shelled
the Bulgarian positions on the right
bank of the River Broda.
To the east of Florins French troops
were subjected TO violent counter at
tack by important Bulgarian forces in
front Of Armentoshor. They resisted
brilliantly all the assaults OF the
enemy. Moved down by our artillery
and the fire Of our infantry, the assail-
ants suffered heavy losses and retired
in disorder.
To the west Of Florina Russian
troops, in conjunction with French
troops, delivered some spirited engage
ments TO the north of Armensko, cap
turing fifty prisoners and four machine
guns
London, Sept 96-Tne official
statement to-day says:
On our Struma front Karaska was
shelled by French artillery, and as a
result the enemy was compelled TO
move one Of his camps. Our patrols
made successful raids on enemy
trenches.
Hostile artillery and aircraft dis
played considerable activity. Our air
craft engaged enemy machines on three
occasions and drove them of.
Berlin, Sept, 26.-To-duy's official
report says:
Transylvania.-In the district Of
Hermannstadt our troops are engaged
in a progressing attack. Rumanian
forces have occupied the heights on
both sides of the passes of Szurduk
and Vulcan. Our troops repulsed all
attacks against the passes, but were
taken back this night on order.
Balkans.-Army group of Field Mar
shall Won Msckensen: There were no
incidents Of Importance. An sirship
and aeroplanes again attacked Bucha-
rest.
MacedcniA-On September "a there
were several engagements, which were
favorable for Bulgarian troops, east OF
Presbs Lake. On both sides Of Florins
there were lively artillery duels.
Bucharest, Sept. 26.-The official
to-day says:
On the north and northwestern
fronts there have been patrol encoun-
tiers. In the Jiu Valley, in violent
fighting, our troops are advancing.
On the southern front, in DobrudJs,
on the right flank the enemy attacked
thrice in mass formation, but was re-
pulsed
Vienna, Sept. 26.-Thc Wor Office
to-day announced;
Eastern theatre: On the Rumanian
front the Vulcan and Szurduk passes
were evacuated before a far-extendlng
encircling movement by strong Ru-
manian forces. Near Nagy-Szeben
(Hermannstadt) new battles are devel-
oping with the Austro-Hungarian and
German forces dClaChluB. Oll Vht iAn"
sylvania eastern front fighting has de
veloped at many points. To the south
of Szekely-U dvsrhely (0derhellenl a
Croatian landwehr battalion repulsed
an attack by superior enemy detach-
ments after bitter fighting.
Army Of Archduke Charles Francis
In the three -country salient (formed by
Bukowina, Rumania and Hungary to
the southwest Of Dorna Watra, Russo
Rumanian advance has been frustrated.
Sofa. Sept. 25 (vin London, Sept.
26) The War Office report today
says:
On the Florina front Macedonia
there was spirited artillery hghting
on the Kaimakoalan height. Attempts
Of the enemy TO advance on all fronts
were fruitless. On both sides OF the
Vardar there was weak artillery IRE
bv the enemy incendiary shells were
fred By the enemy on the town OF
Doiran. causing fire there.
On the Strums front there were ar
tillery engagements. An attempt oy
an enemy detachment to advance on
the left bank of the Strums, east OF
Orleak, failed In the fighting OF sep
TENDER % the enemy left more than
400 dead before the village Of Dolna-
kavsdjovo.
Rumanian front: Along the Danube
all was quiet. In Dobrudja our troops
on the right flank attacked success
fully and occupied the Amzarech- Per
wells line. The enemy retired IN