New Britain herald., 1915-06-07
FIVE KILLED IN
 ZEPPELIN RAID
(Continued from First Page.)

| cated in the neighborhood Of the Toutvent Farm. Here we occupied along a front of 1.200 yards two suc- cessive lines of trenches, made some prisoners, and captured some ma chine guns.
 Allies Retain Gains.
 i ''To the north of the Aisne, not far from Moulin n-Sous-Toutvent the counter attacks on the part Of the enemy reported yesterday were con- tinued throughout the entire night In this very intense fighting we have re- tained our gains, at the same time keeping possession on this front of about one kilametre of the two lines of trenches captured by us from the enemy during the day. .-. ,
 The endeavor to Lombard Verdun, reported the day before yesterday, has not since been repeated.
 There is nothing to report from the remainder of the front
 German Official Report. I
 Berlin, June '. via London, s:2o p. m.--The war office issued the follow ing statement today:
 Western theater of war: The French renewed their attacks on the southern slope of Lorette Hills dur ing tn afternoon and evening of yes- terday. Their attacks broke down completely under. our fire. Further attempts to make an attack during the night were stopped at the outset.
 Allies Attack Unsuccessful.
 "The enemy attacked unsuccessful ly this morning southeast of Hebu- terne, east of Doullen. The battle has not yet come to a conclusion. A French attack extending over the large Front at Moulin-Sous-T -Toutvent northeast of Soissons, was for the greater part repulsed immediately. In only one place did the attack reach our outer trenches, for posses sion of which fighting continues.
 Our position at Vauquoie was at- tackled yesterday. Notwithstanding the employment of incendiary imple- ments which covered our trenches with slightly burning liquid, tho French did not succeed in pentrating into our position. The enemy flea back. into his own trenches. with heavy losses.
 Force Passage Across Windau.
 Eastern theater of war: North of our cavalry forced pas sage across the Windau and advanced in a southeasterly direction South east of Kurtowiancy and in the region cast of Rawlyniki our offensive made good progress, and an additional ,34O prisoners and ten machine guhs 1 fell into our hands. South of the 1 Niemen the bank of the river has 1 been cleared of all enemis as far as l n line from Tolausi to Sapiezyszki.
 "southeastern theater of war: Dur ng the battles at Przemysl 33.S05 l prisoners were taken.
 "East of Przemysl the troops of l the Teutonic allies continued their | battles. They drove back | the enemy towards Wysznia. to tho 1 northeast of Mosciska. Part of the 1 army. under Gen. Von Linsingen has crossed the Dniester at Zurawna ar.d l i1as taken the hill to the north of the eastern bank by storm. Further south the pursuit reached the Nowica -Kalusz- Tomaszowic line. The num- Der of prisoners taken has been in- creased to more than 1s,000."
 Fall of Lemberg Imminent.
 London, June z, 3:54 p. n.-Tele- grams from Vienna say that Lemberg, capital of the Austrian crownland of Galicia, now in the hands of the Rus sians, may be taken at any moment by the Austro- German forces, accord ing to despatch from Copenhagen to the Exchange Telegraph company One message from the Austrian capi- tai says that the Austr1ans ure twenty five miles from the town and other a dvices estimate the distance at only ten miles. e5''
 General Italian Advance.
 Udine, Italy, June 2, Via. >Chiasso and Paris, 40 D. m.-A general Italian advance is taking place today l across the Isonzo river from Caporetto to the sea, a distance of about forty 1 miles.
 Hard fighting is taking place at ] Gradisca and in the vicinity of this | town. -e
 The Italian authorities are drawing | tighter the screen of secrecy as to the 1 operations. Nevertheless 1t | may be said that masses of Italian l troops have been concentrated on the l roads from. Cormos, Fa1manova and | cervignano.
 Resistance Stronger.
 The resistance of tho Austrians is 1 daily becoming stronger. This, Italian ] staff officers declare, has had the l effect of making their men more de- termined.
 Tolmino on the east side of the Ison- l 20, is one of the Italian objectives.
 Allies Driven Back. 1
 Constantinople, June 6, via London, l June ', 9:07 a. m.--The allied troops 1 on the Gallipoli Peninsula have been 1 driven back with heavy losses, ac- 1 cording to an official statement issued | today by the Turkish war office which | says: Stubborn fighting on the sed- |