Harbin, Sept. 20.
The Petrograd" Telegrap Agency states that vigorous fighting took place on the left bank of the river Save on September 37. Servian troops, covered by artillery, fiercely attacked and drove back the Austrians from their main positions near Semlin. The Austrian retreat was in the nature of a flight.
An artillery duel is proceeding between Servian batteries and Austrian monitors.
The Petrograd—_Telegraphic Agency publishes a telegram from ish saying that the Servians advancing into Bosnia have occupied Hanpesak and have captured a train load of provisions and war materials.
On September 25 on the Drina-Shabatz front the Servians repulsed an attack by the enemy, inflicting enormous losses.
'A soldier captured from the Austrians states that Servians in the Austrian arnly, angered because the enemy burned villages and massa-ered Servians after the Servian re treat from Sirmia, revolted and a regular fight occurred, 'AY telegram from Copenhagen states that the Austrian Health Department reports several new cases of cholera in Vienna.
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