New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-30

OF prisoners and machine guns were taken
by rs
Our troops continue to gain ground on =
wide front south Of the soucher River and
have entered Avion.
a further number Of prisoners and siS ma
chine guns have been captured in this area.
hostile raiding party was repulsed dur
ing the night north Of Cheirsy. We success
fully raided the enemy's trenches southeast Of
Loos.
'NIGHT Our captures in the successful
operations carried out by rs last night in the
neighborhood Of Oppy and south OF the
Souchez River are now known 10 include "a
prisoners and - machine guns.
We ralded enemy trenches during to-day
northeast OF Croisilles and in the neighbor-
hood Of Armentieres.
Ono German airplane was brought down
Yesterday in air fighting. None Of our ma
chimes II missing.
FRENCH
Paris. June % DAY The enemy
showed very srea. activity on the Ai.nc
front during the night Violent lombard
ments were followed by severe attacks in the
regions Of Cerny southeast Of Co-beny and
northwest Of Rheims. All his efforts were
broken up by our FIRE or nulliied by counter
attacks and our positions were maintained
The fighting was particularly heavy in the
region OF Cerny. where the enemy made sew
eral attacks at two points on our front
Northeast Of the village OF Cerny enemy de-
tachments succeeded in gaining a footing in
our first line They were driven out by an
energetic counter attack By our troops. lesy-
ing numerous bodies on TIE ground We took
prisoners.
On the left hank Of the Mcuse Cvcrdun
iront the artillery fEhting after noon yes
terday became extremely intense in the re-
gion OF Avccourt Wood and Hill 3Of 4
violent bombardmcnt. with guns OF large
cshbre. was directed against our positions
ana was followed at go o'clock IN the even
ing ny powerful attack delivered By special
German assaultng troops on n front Of two
hllometres west OF Iill 300. Our effectively
directed fire dsorganized the attack. which
enabled the Germans 10 gain q footing a,
some points m our first line. A new attack
AZ " 80 o'clock this morning on our positions
west of Hill 30+ was repulsed completely.
tNlGH1 To-. The enemy. after his bloody
deieat last night in the region Of Ccrny di.
rected some new attacks against our positions
10 the northeast Of this village. After sew
eral vain attempts. which cost them heavy
tterins the first line elements whence they
had been expelled
To the southeast OF Corbeny the Germans
IN the course Of the same night started an
attack which which was particularly violent
] ne enemy brought forth several bsttalions
led by special stoTming troops. which several
times attempted 20 carry the salient in our
Inc on both sides of the Laon- Rheims road
lre aSsailing waves were shattered by our
fi-e and were not able 70 penetrate our
trenches on any front. being forced to fall
back with heavy losses
On the left bank Of the Neuse (Verdun
sectorJ the artillery activity continues in
tense in the sector Of Hill 304 and IN the
Avocourt Wood
During the evening of June - German
long-range gun fired several heavy shells in
the direction Of Dunkrk.
BELGIAN COMMUNICATIONS. -- During
the night an enemy detachment attacked one
OF our posts 20 the north Of Milestone No. lG
on the User. but was repulsed by our fire
During the day violent artillery actions di-
rected especially against some Of our bat
fighting has taken place in the sector Of the
fcrrymans house and some grenade encoun-
tiers toward Dixmude.
Army Of the Orient. June 2S.-The enemy
artillery has been rather active on the right
hank of the Vardar and toward Tsryens
Stena. Bulgarian attack has been rcpuled
in the region OF Nonlenva.
British aviators have caused several i'm
portant explosions and fires at Soyjsk. near
Demir Hisssr and in the hangers OF Bogietz.