, 1916-06-24

sistad brayely to the last cartridge. On re-
ceiving re~iDforcements, we overthrow the
enemy recapturing one gun and taking three
hundred prisoners and two machine-guns.
W the region of Svinioukhi, southeast of
Lokatchi, one of our valiant regiments launch
ed a counter-attack and put the enemy
to fight. Meanwhile u section of our
light battery posted 10 a wood in advance
cannonaded the ~fugitiyes point blank. We
took in this action 8 officers 100 soldiers
and four machine guns. East of Boronhoff
south of Svisioukhi we seized after a des-
perate resistance a wood near the village
of Bojoff taking 100 prisoners and four
machine-guns. During attacks in the re-
gion Of the sou hern edge of Radziviloff
the enemy received our troops with jets of
liquid fire. We took III this region yester-
day eighteen hundred prisoners. Our troops
h"ving occupied Czernowltz and crossed
the Pruth at many places are advancing
enereetically toward the river Sereth. Gene
ral Lttchitsky made prisoners 40 officers
and more than 1900 men and captured
near the town ten guns. In the course of
the pursuit of the enemy we took prisoners
near the village of Koutchournare 400 SOL
diers and capturdd two heavy guns, Two
gun carriages, numerous caissons full OF
munitions and over 1000 wagons loaded
with provisions and forage. Near the viii
lage of Storonzynetz we took two officers
and &c men prisoners and captured some
machine-guns. The total prisoners made
in the course of the day amounted to about
3,OO0.A AT Zoutchka station north of Czernow-
itz we captured depot of engineering materi-
al. On the front north of the forest region
and on the Dvina front the artillery duels
continue. Caucasus front: In the direction of
Cumeshan in the region of the village of
Baserndilk we repulsed a Turkish offensive.
London. June 19th.-It was announced
Officially to-day that Brigadier-G General Earl
Longford, previously reported wounded and
missing, has been killed.
London, June 18th. The American steam
en- "Seaconnet", of Philadelphia from Arch
angel to London with timber, struck a mine
on Sunday and went ashore on the Scroby
sands. She has since become a total wreck.
The crew was landed at Yarmouth.
Paris, June 19th'-The Hava's correspon.
dent at Salonika telegraphs that news has
been recei we'd there that Bulgarian troops in
the region of Florina and Monastir have
begun an advance.
Amsterdam, June 19th.-Another demon
~stration against the high prices of foodstuffs
WAS held here to-day. A large procession,
composed mainly of women, paraded the
streets, The ~"Telegraat" announces that
Cno ponce nave pCOnlDlCeu al SCF06G demon
s~trations after to-day.
Dublin, June 19th.-Announcement was
made to-day that no further court MARTA
will be held here. Persons arrested during
the recent rebellion whose cases have not al
ready been disposed of will be dealt with
under the Defence of the Realm Act, aud in
termed for the duration of the war, if found
guilty.
Toulop, France, June 19th.-The Italian
steamer "Le Provedita" has been sunk in the
Mediterranean by two Austrian submarines.
The crew were brought here.
London, June 19th.-The German steam
or ems" from Christiania for Lubbock was
torpedoed this morning off the coast north
OF Falkenberg. Sweden, supposedly by e
British submarine, says a Reuters despatch
from Stockholm to-day. The crew was saved.
The German steamer ems" was a vessel of
500 tons gross.
London, June 2Oth.-The Italian steamers
"Rondiue" and "Tavolara" and the sailing
vessels "Franceeco Padre" ezra Antonio"
"Vanneta" aud "AdeIia" have been sunk,
according to dispatches to Lloyds.
London, June 2Oth.-The negotiations for
a provisional settlement Of The Irish situation,
which appears to have made hopeful pro-
Nroca ~ T~Dl0x1 lc-o ~,1l,onJ ~ n,,k