Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-06-23
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European W0f Ne1NS
Semiofhcial figures from Berlin esti.
mate the Russian losses at 100000
since May l. The AustroG Germans es.
innate the dead and wounded at
100000 and throw in another 1OO, 900
Tor Field Marshal Won Hindenberg in
Poland and CORTLAND"
That the Austrians have SO strength.
tsned their forces in operation against
Italy that they are now able to conduct
strong offensive is no longer in doubt.
REPORTS have reached Rome from
MORT and Rovereto that violent az.
naults have been made against the ltal
hans who are camping at Brentonico.
A correspondent at ConstantinOple,
in q dispatch to Berlin, was re-
hiably informed that the British feet
has taken refuge from German subma.
rines in kefala bay, distant about ten
miles from the Gallipoli coast.
The assertion is made by Petrograd
war office that the Austro-Ger-
man advance has been made at the
cost of great losses In two days
mghting near Stry the Teutonic forces
are said to have lost items of thou
sands of men," and on one section on
the Gallipoli front their losses are
placed at between 100000 and 10000.
Dispatches received at Berlin from
the press headquarters of the Austro-
Hungarian army indicate that the Rus
slams everywhere have been driven
back on their last defenses before
'Lemberg, running north and south
about ten miles west of Lemberg.
French forces operating on German
territory in Aisaee renewed the ter
mac offensive movement along the
Fecht river, crossing that stream and
capturing the outskirts of the imperial
city Of MetzeraL
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~ Oddcial announcement Was made at
Berlin that force of the allies which
attacked German positions north of
AABassee canal was destroyed, only a
few succeeding in retreating.
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Berlin claims the French and Brit
ash have both been defeated, but at
the same time announces that the
fehting is still going on and that the
Germans have lost some ground.
With about 100000 men fighting and
D80. 900 shells fired by the cannon of
The French alone in single day, a
tdgantic battle Is being waged north
of Arras. Tremendous losses have
been suffered by both sides. All ad-
vantage to date lies with the French,
If the official report sent from Paris
reveals the true situation.
Repulse of Italian attacks near
P1ava, with heavy losses to the enc.
my. is claimed in the official state.
aient of the Vienna war department.
In the Rocky district spirited fighting
ns proceeding, the report adds In
!Tyrol attacks by Italian forces. have
been repulsed
Nearly five thousand men lost then
Hives when three Turkish transports
wore sunk in the Golden Horn, in the
p1arbor Of Constantinople, by British
submarine, according to a dispatch
received at London from Tenedos.
Dnly few of the soldiers were saved.
The submarine escaped
Rome announced that an Austrian
submarine had torpedoed the Italian
submarine Medusa in the Adriatic.
Occupation by the Germans of ad.
ditional villages In the Shawl district
anG farther south in the region east
OF Ma1iampol is admitted by the Rus.
ptans in statement issued at the wal
office at Petrograd
Domestic
dispatch to Denver. Colo. from
Node, Wyo., stated that four persons
were killed and much live stock per
ished in a cloudburst in the Niobrara
valley