Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-29
NhR SEMINARY

Gains of additional ground by the italians from the Austrians, by the
 french from the Germans northeast of Verdun and by the Germans from
 he Russians in Volhynia are chroni-
 led in the latest official communica-
 ions issued by the Italian. French
 md Austrian war offices. In addition
 is stated that the Austrians are
 till holding back the wing of the Rus
 ian army which is endeavoring to
 lrive past Kuty. Bukowina, with Kol-
 mea as it's objective.
 In the Trentino region, Italians con
 inue to force back the Austrians a.
 'ong almost the entire front, having
 made progress at various points in
 he region between the Adige and
 }renta Rivers; in the Lagarina and
 irsa valleys between Posnia and As ico rivers, and along the upper But river Northeast of VerdJh, the Ger mans carried out heavy lombard ment against the Avacourt and Chat ancourt sectors, but were prevented rom launching an infantry attack
 rom the east of Hill 3-4 by the effect 'yeness of the French artillery fire. Northeast of Verdun the French have -ecaptured more ground from the Germans in the north of Hill 322 and round the Thiaumont work. In Thampaigne the Germans occupied Trench positions near Tahur but later were driven out.
 On the British front the expected jig offensive by King Georges men hac k-af hnpnn they Ire carrying out at various points successful raids on German positions nd bombarding heavily from the re- ion of La Bassee canal to the south if the Somme. In the latter region mail British attacks were put down V the Germans according to Berlin. Continuing their counter offensive
 gainst the Russians in Volhynia the {ermans have captured the village of .inewka to the west of Sokul and also ave taken positions to the south Of he village.
 Vienna reports that further Russian lttacks near Kuty in Bukowina have leen repulsed by the Austrian forces.
 Between the Vardar river and Lake
 Dorian on the Greek-Serbian border
 artillery duels are taking place.
 A day filled with sensational incl
 Tents at the trial of Sir Roger Case
 nent for treason was brought to a
 ,udden and dramatic close this after
 ,oon when Sergeant Sullivan, Sir Rogers leading attorney, collapsed Tn he midst of an impassioned summing up.
 MT. Sullivan, who himself is an lrishman, was painting a picture oI he wrongs he declared were suffered " Ireland and maintaining that the ,risoner had committed no treason when he attempted to raise an Irish brigade in Germany for the purpose f protecting the rights of the people # Ireland against unlawful tyranny fl was during one of his most heated ,utbursts that the speaker suddenly ,sused. swayed heavily against the bench and then collapsed into a seat. In Berlin Dr. Karl Liebnecht, the socialist leader. was sentenced today thirty months penal servitude and dismissal from the army for attempt d high treason, gross insubordina- ] ion and resistance of the authorities. | The court decided that Dr. Lieb- | ,neicht was guided by political fanat- ! cism and not by unpatriotic feeling ! md therefore. imposed the lowest l penalty on him. Dr. Liebkneicht is | 3xpected to appeal from the sentence.
 The trial was held behind closed | -oors. It was ordered also that news
 papers should print no reports of the
 rial except the verdict which would | De made public.