The Mena weekly star., 1916-06-22
CzERNOWITz IN
 RUSSIAN HANE
Russian Attacks Are Deseribea the Most Impetuous Charae,.s Volhynia-How Lutsk Was w.' 2
 Count Von Moltke Dead

London. June i9.-C,epn.... capital of the Austrian crown of Bukowina, now is in the hana' NJ the Russians, the petrograd w.s., % flee announced today. The An.,. ans who held the city are in
 treat toward the Carpathians
 The city was taken after tbe p sians captured the Czarnas' bridgehead and forced a nss
 of the Pruth and penetral"d1 lRa1s city last night. Vienna in ifs my statement admitted the evacaas g'.g of the Bukowina capital. Tbs Tbs', as was taken only after terrific sss ing. Asa'
 In Galieia and Volhynia ,o north, the Austro- Hungariap@s @ N \ Germans are making desperatf. sistance. Petrograd declares T N Y some of the Germans have Lug as| brot from the French front h { effort to stop the Russian advan,s
 petrograd asserts that tho % Rss sians are repulsing all counto. '. tacks. The Russians also rla;m < have captured large number NJ prisoners and much war maIersI
 How Lutsk Fell.
 London. June i9.-The uhs| brunt of the first onslaught M Lutsk fell on two diyisions N which only sorry remnants sN Vived, according to Austrian r,s oners, says a Reuter- Petroqrad S' patch. After the destruction these divisions, the Russians norrs thru the Austrian lines menaen'| the rear of Archduke Joseph Fsl dinand's fourth army. This ps| cessitated the precipitate eyaea| tion of the whole Lutsk region
 The day on which General Brpsl loff's movement began, says M dispatch, chanced to be the a5| birthday of Archduke FredeFick M lcommander- -chief of the Austral army. who came to Archduke Fer6| hands staff headquarters at Lulal i'll order to celebrate the occsan with the army. Lutsk was gaiIy M Jagged with Austrian and Huna,| ian colors and there was illumiaI tions in the evening. There was review of the troops and the hods| of the order of the iron crown | town hall square.
 After the review there was \ open air luncheon in the beaulH Lutsk park.
 Both archdukes," continues a| dispatch, were among the gayes the gay, sublimely unconscious the imminent catastrophe. WM| l Frederick was informed that aI ] Russians had opened hurricam gun fire along the whole irMI which seemingly presaged a gsusll attack, he dismissed the notion ( | | joke, saying: We know thess s| tacks; they just blaze away Q s| | lence.'
 AS, however, hour after h elapsed and the fire did not cas| l Archduke Frederick became ulaE| land when the news was broughtlh the Russians had broken the AA| line of Lutsk defenses and the Aa| trians were fleeing pursued by HI Russians, he was overcome VI dispair. Strategic reserves vi called up: the thirteenth lan5E%l division was thrown into the n1 breach, but to no avail. Il shsI the fate of it's predecessor
 Germany Loses Von Moltke
 Amsterdam, June i9-Lieut Gs| | Count Helmuth von Moltke. chlg the supplementary general staa | the army. died of heart apoplaI Sunday afternoon during seH
 of mourning in the Relchsiag
 the late Field Marshal von der 6e says a Berlin telegram.
 Bulgars Advancing.
 Paris. June i9-A Salonikl q
 patch says the news has just
 | received that Bulgarian troops the region of Florina and Monf
 nave begun an advance. |
 Impetuous Russian Attack
 London, June i9-An eye-wllH
 to the action on the Strypa ii l Friday reported the Austriam
 Germans fleeing the entire ile9 confusion due to the tremen0
 salvoes of artillery fire from
 Russian batteries. according lo fs rograd reports. Germans and
 trians were shot dead by the na | dreds as they fled. Russian arusI drawn at full gallop followed defeated men and taking new
 tions continued to hurl shells s them. The dash of the Russs,sa
 faatry and cavalry was lrresis'D
 French Repuise Attacks
 Paris, June i9.-A German n try attack on the French pe
 north of Hill 23i was repnlNv | the French yesterday accoTom,
 the war office today. The 5eln ,.a
 1 are continuing the bomDardnllnss,ls
 Dead Mans Hill and in the Caa'
 court region. E
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