WAR- CHRONICLE

The wooded territory of Ilza crossed. Chodorow captured.
Some of the troops commanded by Linsingen retreat to the southern
Dnjestr bank at Halicz.
Lansing permanently appointed Bryan's successor as American
Secretary of State.
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June 25.
Our trenches cleared of the French at Souchez. Four violent
French attacks carried out to the west of Combres repulsed.
Wurttemberg troops take Russian positions by storm at Oglenda.
The troops commanded by General von Linsingen advance on
the northern bank of the Dnjestr.
June 26.
The ridges of the heights at Les Eparges captured.
Hills on the northern bank of the Dnjestr stormed, as well
as enemy positions to the north of Rawa-Ruska, 3,300 prisoners
being taken, while the Boehm-Ermolli army took more than
14,000 prisoners between 21st and 25th June.
From the submarine-war: An Austrian submarina sinks an Italian
torpedo boat.
June 27.
Slight successes reported from Arras, the Meuse heights and
the Vosges.
A Russian attack to the North of Przasnysz repulsed.
Halicz occupied and the Linsingen army crosses the Dnjestr.
Since 23rd June, 6,470 prisoners taken.
The Imperial Chancellor, von Bethmann Hollweg, and the
Foreign Minister von Jagow go to Vienna.
June 28.
Five enemy attacks at Les Eparges repulsed.
The Russians retreat across the Bug and evacuate the positions
in the Tanew and San section.
June 29.
Four fresh attacks at Les Eparges repulsed.
Tomaszow occupied. A general retreat of the Russians along
the whole Galician front is reported.