RUSSIA.
ENEMY MOVE FORWARD,
A.N AUSTRIAN RKPOiiT. Received Oct. iiß. 10.30 p.m. Amsterdam, Oct. 21 An Austrian communique says: Wc eaptnre.il the heights on tlie frontier village of Dobla, and bayoneted tln> enemy out. of the heights at Topela. The tierirmns along' the Morava front. liave taken the heights southward of Kaea, and are now advancing up to Mlava. A dotaiiliUK'nt entered firzapalanka.
RUSSIAN REPORT, Received Oct. IK, IOJ'.O pjn. Petrograd, Oct. 28. A communique reports: We repulsed German attacks at Ikskul, and also at Neuselburg, north-westward of Jacobstadt.
EXTREMELY TICKLISH,
THE INVADERS' POSITION, Times and Sydney Sun Services. Received Oct. 28, 5.5 p.m. Ijondon, Oct. 27. The Paris journal Nandea/i says that the positions of the Germans on the Southern front is precarious, and they lost equivalent to an army corp3 in a fortnight. If the disorderly retreat on the Stvr is followed by the loss of the Stokodt line, they will be compelled to abandon their whole policy.
The AnstTO-G«nmuis are evidently beginning to waver. Their situation is nowhere brilliant, but is at points extremely ticklish.
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Taranaki Daily News, 29 October 1915, Page 5
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