Harbin, Oct. 21.
The Cottinje correspondent of the Petrograd Agency telegraphs that an Austrian hydroplane, armed with a quickfirer, bombarded the Montenegrin radio-telegraph station on Int. Lovtchen without doing any damage. The Austrian forts and ships have bombarded the Montenegrin positions at Lovtchen during the last few days.
Austrian monitors have unsuccessfully bombarded the Servian posi tions and also part of the town at Belgrade. The position there, however, is unchanged.
Servian Press Bureau announces that the Servian troops have repulsed renewed attache at Gut-chen. Some 800 corpses were found in front of the Servian positions. The Servians have occupied Peu.
The Austrians to the north-east of Mitrovitz, after shelling the position fiercely, attacked the road to the west of the village of Zassovite, but were repulsed.
The Austrian gunboat Dunai began a bombardment, but was compelled to retire owing to heavy Servian artillery fire. There is no change on the other fronts.
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