THE SOUTHERN FRONT PROGRESS OF RUSSIAN OFFENSIVE

Evening Post, Volume xc, Issue 79, 1 October 1915, Page 7

THE SOUTHERN FRONT PROGRESS OF RUSSIAN OFFENSIVE

PETROGRAD, 30th September. A communique says : The enemy south-east of Oshmiany drove back the Russians somewhat. The enemy southward of the Pripet was reinforced, and repulsed the Russians at Chartorusk, on, the right bank of the Styr. Westward of Tarnopol, the Russians, after terrible fighting, occupied the enemy's trenches and fortified the position at Khooachou ( ? Kozlof). Continuing a further offensive, the Russians, after strong artillery preparation, captured the enemy's trenches eastward of Kupchintse. OFFENSIVE ABANDONED BY ENEMY. (Times and. Sydney Sun Services.) LONDON, 30th September. German correspondents .with the Austrians report that the Austrian armies, have abandoned their offensive in the Vohynian triangle. The correspondents record that this step has been taken in order to resist General Ivanoff's tremendous counter-offensive, which is designed to penetrate the Austro-Hungarian positions in Volhynia and at Brody. [The Government of Volhynia has Galicia on the south-west and Poland on the west. Brody, in Galicia, is fifty-eight miles east-north-east of Lemberg.] AUSTRIA'S MUNITIONS EXHAUSTED. AMSTERDAM, 30th September. Germany is supplying Austria with munitions, as Austria's stocks are exhausted. A CALL ON THE CALLOW AND THE GREY. (Times and Sydney Sun Services.) LONDON, 30th Septembev. A, fcelegrani. from Vienna announces the enrolment, of Austrians aged