Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-06-16
GERMANS DEAL !.
CRUSH|NCBL0
" TO RUSSIANS
Teutonic Allies Clearing 0alicia
of Slavic Invaders by
Clever Fighting.
TURKEY MAY CONCLUDE
SEPARATE PEACE
General Won Mackensen Predicts
Capture Of Lemberg by
July /.

London, June 15.--General ven Mac
kensen telegraphed the kaiser that
he hopes to capture Lemberg, the zap.
ital Of Galicia, before July !.
The Austro-German rush In Guiicta
has begun. Both Rerlin aa1 Vienna
officially claim progress alorg vir.u.
ally entire southeastern frcrt and
Lemberg again seep,s in danger,
Mosciska, to the east of Przemysl.
has been captured by the Austro.
Germans and the Russians are falling
back south Of the railroad connect
ing Przemysl and Lemberg. The
Russian counter attacks have been
repulsed with gains for the Teutons
from the point north of Przemysl into
Ecssarabia.
Crushing Blow at Italy.
Believed operations are being press
cd in an effort to clear Galicia OF
the Russians preparatory for crush.
ing blow at Italy.
Fighting is growing harder daily
along the Austro.ltalian frontier.
Fighting In France around Arras,
while bitter, is marked by daily at.
tack and counter attack. 1t has reach.
ed a stage where the German and
French official communications .hatly
contradict each other.
Prepare For Long Siege
That England is prepared for a long
siege Of operations in the .Dardanelles
was indicated in official statement
explaining the nature Of the tedious
trench warfare prevailing Almost
complete returns for the general elec.
tons assure war chamber for
Greece, although with the king in. a
precarious condition, the chamber; IL
not due to meet for over mouth,
and no immedite events affecting
Greece's neutrality are expected.
.-..., Separate Peace.
The idea Nazionale says it has re-
ceived advices from Turkey that the
Turkish government has sent an em-
issary to Berlin to try to get consent
of Germany for Turkey to arrange q
separate peace with the Allies. owing
to food famine and scarcity of muni-
tions. ~e asr.3a 4. 4
Fighting Desperate.
1t was officially announced at the I
army headquarters that the Austro-
Germans operating in Galicia captur-
ed Noscska, an important town on
the railway between Przemysl and
Lemberg. Struggle for this position
has been particularly desperate since
June S. l
Three hundred and forty-two cases
Of typhus have been reported in Aus
tria in the week ended June 5, accord.
ing to dispatches from Berne, Swift
~,
Secures Majority Of Seats.
Ex-Premier Vonizelos has secured
a majority OF the seats in the parlia.
nentary elections and there will prob.
ably be no change in the policy OF 1.
the Greek government until the cham.
Der OF deputies meets. July 90.
Signor Canova, who was left in
charge CT Italian consulate at Trieste
when the war broke out between It. Z
ally and ria-Hungary, was arrest
ed while standing on the steps of the
American consulate, where he had
been living with the consul, and sent
to the concentration camp. Although
assured by the governor of Trieste
and other Austrian authorities that
he would not be molested. Canova was I
Of their promises and took
refuge in the American consulate.
On his first appearance outside the
he was arrested.
Worst Stage Over.
An Athens dispatch says the sur.
icons who operated on King Constan-
inc issued statement that the
worst phase of the kings illness was
'ver. and that all immediate danger
lad been removed