New Britain herald., 1915-03-05
Us Crew Landed.

l-S Crew Landed.
 Dover, Eng, March s, via London, X 3:26 D. m.-The crew of the US, numbering twenty nine, was landed at Dover today and was taken to N Dover Castle under an armed escort. S The us was smaller than the latest German submarines, her displacement under water being only 300 tons.
 Steaming Toward Bosphorus.
 London, March 5, 3:30 D. m.-The , Russian Black Sea fleet is steaming rstoward the Bosphorus says despatch from Rome. The Bucharest corre- spsndent of Giornale DItalia of Rome ] telegraphs that the Russian fleet has passed Burgas, Bulgaria. -s e Austrians Evacuatc Czernowitz
 London, March 5, 5:OS P. M.--The Bucharest correspondent of the Etening News telegraphed today that the Russian offensive movement in GaIicia, had forced the Austrians to eyaeuate Czernowitz, the capital of Bukowina. The despatch adds that the main Austrian forces in this re- zion have retired in ahe direction of TCarpathians
 Ss Gefman Official Report {. Berlin, March B. via London, 3:1O p. m.--The war office today gave out the- following statement:
 F'Western theater of war: South of Ypres We inflicted considerable losses on the British with artillery fire. In s the positions in the Lorette Hills which we took away from the French 8 counter attack was repulsed yester- . day afternoon.
 It French Attacks Repulsed. &
 sTIn the Champagne district yester- day and last night the French con- tillued attacks north of La Mesnil All tieR attacks were repulsed and our positions were anaintained -~>''- ''-"-~'--'7
 Attacks on our positions at Vau- z quois, east of the Argonne, and in the s Forest of Consenvoye. east of the <. Mouse, failed. All attempts to dis pute our possession of ground cap- . tured in the last few days in the dis trict of Badonviller failed An attack undertaken last night with consider Aable forces on the heights northeast of Celles broke down with heavy losses to the French. .szs Several night / attacks also were unsuccessful and over 1000 dead Frenchmen1 are lying before our entaglemeurs.
 8 Russian Attacks Fail.
 Eastern theater of war: The sit 2 uation around Grodno (northern Po- land) is unchanged. Russian attacks to the northeast and north of Lomza s tailed with heavy losses to the enemy ] Many prisoners sof the first and sec- ond@ divisions of guards are in our hands. ! @@ 4
 Further on, as far as the Vistula, he situation is unchanged. "A few advances by Russians east of Flock were unsuccessful and strong night attacks executed by the enemy east of Skierniewice failed complete ly.'
 French Official Report.
 Paris, March 5, via London, 3:25 D. m.-The developments at the front 2 yesterday are recorded as follows in a statements this afternoon from the war office: ITO the north Of Arras, near Notre Dame de Lorette, we have recaptured most of the advance trenches we lost ] the day before yesterday We took 150 prisoners.
 Rombard Rheims Cathedral. N '"The enemy again bombarded the z Rheims Cathedral.
 Tn Champagne, to the north of Souain, Mesnil and Beausejour, there has been nothing fresh to report since yesterday evenings communication
 sIn the Argonne at Vauquois we x have repulsed two counter attacks and made new progress, inflicting ap- preciable losses upon the enemy and taking many prisoners. We are mas xters of the greater part of the vil- lages."
 N Canadians Attack Trench.
 Paris, March 5, 11:2O a. m.-A de- .@ spatch to the Havas Agency from Berthune says that on March 3 a bold < attack on a German trench was made & by#Canadian- troops. The Canadians N st one killed and one wounded and are said to have inflicted a consider 8 able loss on the Germans. Iauds German Treatment. Berlin. March 4, by Wireless to T Sayyille. N. Y.-The Overseas News < Agency today gave out the following
 "Reports from Basel, Switzerland, 4 state that the condition of the French e wounded soldiers who passed through
 Switzerland, on being exchanged for German wounded proved that the x c Germans accorded careful and kind to the French wounded
 ''The socialist deputy Haenisch
 speaking in the Prussian Diet, ex- \ pressed the feelings of the social S democrats and said that the party s lesired to secure an honorable peace. A