Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-06-30
RUSSIANS FORCED.
OVER FRONTIER
AUSIRO GERMANS
I Teutonic Allies Bent on Farther
Punishment for 0lavie
Forces.
MONTENEGRINS IN SCUTAAI
FOR sTRAGETIC PURPOSES.
Holland Issues War Loan of $780,
100000 for Mobilization
Purposes.

london, June 29.-Driven back ovel
their own frontier north Of Lemberc
and forced to cross the river Gnlla
Iipa, in southeast Galicia, the Rus.
sian armies to retreat before the Aus.
tro-Germans along the front Of approx
imately ESQ miles, about equal to the
distance between Arras and Vosges.
The Eerlin official communication re-
cords the progress by the Teutons in
virtually the entire southeastern the
ater, although violent fighting Is still
progressing beyond the Gnila Lipa,
which joins the Dniester at Halic2
Forces Passage.
Having forced the passage OF this
stream, Won Linsingen's army presunl-
ably Is astride the railroad running
from Halicz to Lemberg and Stanis-
lau, now doubtless is aiming at the
line running from Lemberg to Odessa.
Bent on Punishment.
evidently Germany is bent on fur
ther punishment for the Russians iba,
fore relaxing the intensity Of her Ga
lician campaign, but with the Rus
slams across the frontier, the Ger
mans are forced to rely almost sole
ly on road transportation and their
advance will be necessarily slower
Secure in West.
Notwithstanding the French attacks
around Arras, it is argued the Ger
mans must feel comparatively secure
in the west, else they would not have
risked their tremendous enYeloplns
move against the Russians.
David Mason, a liberal member Of
the house of commons for Coventry,
has given notice that he will ask Pre-.
mior Asquith in the house Wednesday
whether, in view Of certain speeches
by some members Of the German par
man parliament demanding speedy
and honorable peace, that his majec-
tvs government will consider the ad.
visibility Of stating more specifically
than heretofore the terms upon which
such peace will be possible. with the
object Of Fastening such happy con-
summation
Montenegrins in Seutari.
Almost coincident with the report
from Rome that the Montenegrins oc.
cupied Scutari, Albania. Andre kab-
ovitch, former prime minister Of Mon
tenegro, who is in London on a spe.
cial mission, announced that Montene.
gro bad no intention Of occupying
Scutari. He explained that Montene-
gro entered certain parts OF Albania
for strategic purposes only.
Holland Issues War Loan.
An Amsterdam dispatch says the
Dutch government has decided to is.
sue a new war loan of $36 100000. to
pay the cost Of mobilization and other
war expenditures.
The Teutonic allies are in advance
over the Galicia border into Russian
Poland in the region Of Tomaszow
and have captured that Polish town,
according to Austrian official state.
ment issued tonight. The statement
also says that strong Russian forces
north of Kamionka, rs miles north
east Of Lemberg, were repulsed with
great loss last night, after heavy
fighting.
Loss $4,000.
A dispatch to the Geneva Tribune
from Innsbruck, Austria, dealing with
fighting in Galicia, says, according to
estimates in Innsbruck, that in the
Russian counter attack around Lem
berg, the Austrians have lost 10000
men since June 23."
"The Russians arc resisting strong
Iy, it added. ION the left bank of the
Zelder. The Austrians have begun a
general powerful offensive on the
Dniester-Pruth Zereth front. From
the Dniester the Russians have been
obliged to retreat, which is difficult,
owing to rain and mud"
Leave For Geneva.
Four Bulgarian army officers left
Geneva for home, recalled by tele-
grams. All Bulgarians and students
in Switzerland Of military age have
received notice to be prepared to
leave Immediately. 4;
The German government has decid-
ed to adopt the same measures for
the conservation Of this wears crop
Of grain as employed lastTyear, iex-
all grain and fixing the
udAliil uLl pliCeS 1oIl tSdiS. AN N<LApiOQAto Ia
ton, will be in the hands Of the COM
munes and the maximum prices will
not be fixed until it is seen exactly
how the harvest results. The same
measures apply to fodder. Il
Recruiting Sufficient.
That the recruiting for. the British
army has been in excess Of actual
leeds was revealed in parliament
asst night when the house Of com
mons voted resolution adding fifty
thousand men to the navy.
Thomas J. Mcnamara, the financial
secretary Of the admiralty, explained
he government already had all the
nen actually needed at: present, but
n asking this vote the admiralty