Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-05

| d great battle, with the Austro-
HSermans nearly everywhere the ag-
fgressors, is raging along the whole
sCialician front and decisive conclusion
Ito the entire Russian campaign in
fGalicia is in sight, according to a re-
kport from the Austrian field head
kquarters
PrzemysI Cleared of Russians.
PrzemysI is said to have been clear
led of Russians and the Muscovite
sforces are reported to be in retreat
keastward, except one band which is
f1nalking a stand on the heights south
west of Medykas where the Austro-
Germans are attacking it. To the
tsouth of Przemysl an Austrian army
Shas broken through the Russian line
land is advancing on Mosciska, which
rts situated on the railway line leading
from Przemysl to Lemberg.
I'm the Stry region the Vienna ad-
vices say the Russians are in full
retreat while on the Pruth line at
tacks by the Russians have been re-
pulsed with severe losses.
Germans Retake Trenches in France.
On the western front Berlin reports
the recapture of a greater part Of the
strenches which had been lost to the
SFrench in the LIE Pretre forest and
salso a defeat of the British near Gil
svenchy. Heavy losses. it is declared,
twere inflicted on the British and three
of their machine guns were captured.
British Unable to Hold Captured
Trenches.
Field Marshal Sir John French,
in-chief of the British
forces in reporting on this latter
movement, says the British had occu-
might, but wer eunable to hold them
latter daylight owing to the fire of
sthe Germans. The Teutons, accord
Eing to General French, also are main
statning q heavy bombardment on the
british trenches at Hooges.
Paris chronicles progress for the
Fallies north of Arras, the capture of
la trench at Souchez and the repulse
of a German attack at Neuville-St.
lVaast. In this latter region a gain of
about 300 feet is claimed by Paris.
Further east the Germans are said
ITO have tried Intellectually to shell
Verdun with a single long range gun
and also to have thrown a few pro-
sjectiles at St. Die, while the French
have bombarded the southern front
Lof the entrenched camp at Metz.
Fighting on Austro- Italian Frontier.
The fighting on the Austro-Italian
Efrontier has not yet assumed great
proportions, although the Austrians
Ereport the capture from the Italians
iof two submits on the east ridge of
tKreuzberg. Battles are in progress on
the Carinthian frontier and in the
coastal district near Karfreit.
italian Mobilization Complete.
italian reports say that the mobili-
Ezation of Italy's forces is now COM
Iplete. 1t is admitted that although
1.-THE encounters with the Austrians
thus far have been merely outpost
sskirmishes they invariably have re-
,sulted in Italian successes and given
1.-THE Italians advantageous positions on
Austrian territory.
German Submarine Activity.
German submarines are still show
s1ng much activity.
The Danish steamer Cyrus, the
EBritish steamers Iona and Inkum and
the fishing steamer Chrysophrasus and
q trawler have been sent to the bot
tom. The crews of all these vessels
escaped, although two of the Iona's
men are said to have been seriously
and two slightly wounded by shells
Lfrom a submarine as they were
launching the boats preparatory to
t1eaving the steamer.