New Britain herald., 1915-06-09
TEUTONIC FOR0 TAKE STANISLA
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Galician Town Falls BeIon trO-German Armies Russ
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Premier Asquith Announc<
 British Casualties From H<
 of War to May 3f, in
 Wounded and Missing Tod
 Oos Men--AlIies Lose Anotl
 at DardaneIles.
 Another victory for the German armies in Galicia w nounced officially today at The town of stanisiau has bed tured by the Teutonic forces eastward sweep.
 A despatch from Austrian headquarters to Cologne says tll Russian army in Bukowina, fli4 trian crownland, east of GalIc| ! been cut off from the Russian in middle Galicia and is being n* eastward. Stanislau lies on thz between Lemberg, the GaliciarI| ital still held by the Russians Czernowitz capital of Bukowin3
 Russian Victory Reported
 Unofficial despatches from G1 say the Russians have won a Vl in eastern Galicia, checking th6 trians and Germans along Dnf| This is not borne out by adviccx Petrograd, however, and is cod to the official German announc@ of today.
 One of Germany's submarine CTS mas been sunk and her six of and twenty-one men have been prisoners by the British. acco| to announcement made by MT. four, secretary of the admiralfs1
 Italian DiriafbIc Lost.
 An Italian dirigible which rs day attacked the Austrian. po| Plume caught fire and was conitI to descend on the Adriatic sea. Italian authorities stated that crew probably had been caplura the Austrians.
 The total of British casualtioz killed, wounded and missing iron, beginning of the war 10 May 3f| given by Premier Asquifh toda. 25s,00e.
 Germans Forced Back.
 A communication from the p, grad war office indicates that German army which invaded Che tic provinces has won further cesses. Having brought in reinf< ments, the Germans made a new tack and compelled the Russian fall back from the town of DO in the Province of Kovno.
 The loss of another ship by th. lies at the Dardanelles is annou in an official report from Consts nople. It is said a transport struck by a shell and set on fire later it sank. The report does state whether it was a British O, French transport, or whether ii was loss of life. The landing Of troops on Gallipoli Peninsula by allies is reported from Athens.
 The British steamer Lady sl bury has been sunk by German marine.
 Austrians Take Stanislau.
 Berlin, June g. via London 3.2l m.-The Galician town of 6tanil has been captured by the Austril according to the official statement sued by the German army headQu -ers today. Stanislau is 75 m of Lemberg. the Galic capital.
 Russians Gut on.
 Cologne. Germany, June g, via L lon, 1886 D. m.--A despatch from Austrian press headquarters on ,astern front states that the Ruux .rmy in Bukowins, which had h trengthened by portions of the N achments already deIeaLed at kall astern Galicia, has been fully cut rom the middle Galician forces nf lussians and is being driven bl astward. The victorious Aust serman forces from Kalusz are c few miles from Stanislau.
 RcpuIsc Austrian Attacks.
 Geneva, June 8, via Paris. June :30 a. m.--A Czernowitz despatch he Tribune, dated Monday, ga The Russians north of Stanislau ha epulsed all Austrian attacks. bctn he Swica and Lomnitza rivers T .ustrians attempted to deboueh he Dniester, but the Russians infli cruel losses upon them Gen. Ia ms divisions operating southeast -olomea suffered enormous losses he Pruth, where the Russians ha aimed an important success sn unday. Gen. Baltin was unable fleet junction with the troops len. Won Linsingen."
 A Tarnow despatch dated Tuess ays:
 Russians Near NistuIa.
 ''The Russians are getting nea nd nearer the Vistula. driving bef 1em the troops of Gen. Mackens
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