Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1915-06-30

mainder of the cargo, consisting Of
wood, was permitted to remain.
This is the first time a German
submarine boat is reported to have
permitted vessel to escape under
such terms.
1000, 900 TeutOnS in East
London, June ga dispatch from
Petrograd says it is estimated there
are 1000 .Austrians and Germans
on the 100-mile front from the Lower
Tanew to Mikolaiow, and 100000
along the Dniester front. The num-
Der of Germans and Austrians from
the Baltic to Bukowina is put at four
million.
One ut Last Escapes.
London, June 90 An official COM
munication issued =, -. admiralty
tonight says:
'The British cruiser Roxburgh was
struck by torpedo in the North Sea
Sunday night. The damage sustain
cd was not serious and the cruiser
: was able to proceed under her own
steam. There were no casualties.
Austro-GeImans Cross Dnicstpr.
Berlin, June ga further vic
tory for the AuStro- German forces in
Galicia was announced to-day at army
headquarters. Gen. Won Linsingen's
army, which has been stubbornly op-
posed by the Russians along the
DnieSter front, has succeeded in
crossing the river. The statement
follows:
"Western theater: We drove the
enemy out Of a section Of trench on
the eastern slope Of the Lorette
Hills, which they captured recently.
South of Souchez fighting continued
with good results for our side. Our
position in the Lorette Hills, south Of
Neuville, was maintained after stub
born hand-to-hand fighting in the
face of a strong attack begun during
the night.
"In the MeuZe Hills there were fur
ther bitter engagements. We took
$50 French prisoners. The enemy
suffered heavy losses in two unsuc-
cessful attacks.
"Operations against the hill at
Rande-Sapt, which we captured yes
terday, were repulsed. The number
of prisoners was increased by so.
Eastern theater: Northwest Of
Kurszany (province of Kovno) the
NUsstnn. ,".l ".r" t... .Hn w .epH-
r:5 ht our hands ave. q.,.."
whtnt We rol~'a,d ON n, Umu'cu
riE,r Hussiau r.laut -. G"cu.."
"dr"uyn resulted in tn. ,.nu.o If
the village of Kopaczyska. South Of
the Vistula, in Poland, several enemy
attacks were frustrated
Southeastern theater: The army
under Gen. Won Linsingen crossed the
Dniestcr between HalicsZ, which still
is being held by our enemies. and
Hurawnc. This army engaged in a
fierce battle on the northern bank.
In the neighborhood of Lemberg
Between Rawa RuSka and the San,
as far as UlanOw, nothing of import
ance has occurred. In the angle be-
tween the San and the Vstula the
Russians have retreated behind a
branch Of the San, also on the left
bank Of the Fistula. south Of liza,
they are retreatine towards the
north"
Germans in Vosges Repulsed.
Paris, June 24.-To-night's war
Office communication said:
I'm the region north Of Arras there
have been no infantry actions to-day.
Our troops have organized themselves
in the conquered positions. A lively
cannonade occurred in the sector OF
Angres-Ecurie.
The enemy last night and to-day
violently bombarded Berry-Au-Bac
and the neighborhood Of Sapigneul.
The bombardment caused us only in
significant losses.
I'm the Argonnc and on the heights
OF the Meuse there is nothing to re-
port except artillery actions.
In the Vosges, at Fontenelle,
German attack was repulsed. The
Germans have bombarded the out
skirts of Metzeral and the ridges to
the east Of the village, where our
progress has continued to a slight de-
gree"
Success Claimed by turks.