New Britain herald., 1915-06-01
FOOR KILLED IN
 ZEPPELIN RAID
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allied troops
 Turkish Front Captured.
 On the western slope of the Ra- ' vine of Kereyes Dere, detachment of volunteers belonging to colonial regiment captured by assault on Fri day evening small fort which the Aeneny had built at the left end of his line. and which dominated our tfenches. Our men went forward with such speed that the defenders of this fort, taken by surprise, fled withuut making any resistance. Two counter attacks delivered by the Turks in large numbers, the pur- pose of which was to recapture the fort in question were repulsed by us and the enemy suffered heavy kisses
 The British troops also won a brilliant success in repulsing violent assault near Gaba Tepe.' Turks Claim Victories. Constantinople, June i, via London, S;o3 F. M.-An official announcement given out today reads as follows: The enemy on Monday attacked our right wing near Ayi Burnt, but they were repulsed Their losses are 1 dead were observed in the valley. ] Allied Attacks Repulsed. Monday night the enemy attempt ed to recapture the trenches lost the previous day in their center by q surprise attack. They were repulsed everywhere and lost many in killed. We also took arms and anm unition. l "On the front of Seddul- Bahr, there pa5e been exchanges of artillery and fifle fire"
 British Submarine Busy.
 London, June l, 11:07 a. 1n-An Athens despatch to the Exchange Telegraph company says it has been learned there that the transportation cf Turkish troops to the Dardanelles sas been interrupted by the opera hons of British submarine which is cruising in front of Constantinople.
 Italian Official Report.
 Rome, May 31, via Paris, June i, 1E05 a. n1.-The following official statement of the operations of the Ital- Ian military forces was issued tonight by Gen,f Cadorna, chief of the general aaf
 'The advance of our troops beyond he Tyrol Trentino frontier continues Dnd We have occupied the important eight of zugna, about four miles orth of Ala, which dominates Ro- oreto. Upon this height the Aus -ians some time ago ordered for Tess built
 e0ur vigorous artillery action upon 1e plateau being followed up. the re Of the Austrian fort Belvedere Unfinished in intensity and our infan- ,y is solidly established upon the eld.
 Take Mountain of Belvedere.
 r0ur front advancing in Val Suga-
 has arrived within five miles of prsos and is supported strongly on Eofsiopes Of the valley. The noun Tn of Belvedere which dominates efa di Primieri in the Cismon val is also in our hands.
 "A battalion and a half of Austrians th machine guns attacked our AL e troops in defile of Monte Croce,
 the Carnia frontier, May 30. The pine trops repulsed five spirited at cks delivered one after the other,
 ter which they took the offensive asyiolent rain and thick fog, putting eir assailants to flight. Our losses Ire light.
 .The rain continues on the Friuli utier and the watercourses are
 oIIen but our troops advance in se-
 e confidence to overcome their diff
 lIty."
 French Official Report.
 Paris, June |, 2:4O p. n.-The
 nch.war office this afternoon gave
 "a report on the progress of hos
 lies which reads as follows:
 Violent fighting took place last
 Int in the region to the north of
 as,
 To the east of the road from Aix-
 3lette to Souchez we made our
 into a grove. and here there de-