French Begin Attacks
The French have begun attacks on the German line extending from Bancourt to Combles. The Russians failed in several attempts to advance near Korytnica.
British Steamer Captured
BERLIN, Sept. 23.—The British steamer Colchester, the property of the Great Eastern railway, was captured by the German naval forces last night in the English channel. The vessel has been taken to Zebrugge.
Bulgarians Rout Allies
Sofia, Sept. 23.—The Bulgarians, it is announced, have captured Caimishvatka from the allies in Macedonia. They conquered the enemy's trenches along the allied right. The Bulgarians counter-routed twenty detachments of Roumanians, three batteries, and nine cavalry squadrons in Dobrudja. The Bulgarian army chased the enemy until dark.
The battle occurred along the Casiocca-Ensiz-Kersko line,
Ronmania Being Evacuated
LONDON, Sept. 23.—Unconfirmed reports from Rome by wireless stated that the Germans and Bulgarians are evacuating Ronmania, Mackenzen, and the fortress occupied a fortnight ago.
British Make Advance
LONDON, Sept. 23. General Haig reported that his army advanced along Bannarillo last night. The captured a strongly fortified system of trenches east of Courbolette. During two night, the British made gains on a mile and a half front. West of this area, the German counter-routed.
Great Air Battles
LONDON, Sept. 23.  PARIS, Sept. 23— French aviators, it is announced, participated in 56 air battles yesterday. They destroyed 1,000 of the enemy's machines. Sergeant Baron dropped shells upon the Ludwigshafen military work, and three of the Mannheim militions works. They caused a severe fire. There was desperate fighting on the outskirts of Combes. The French found the streets strewn with corpses. 