Russian Drive Presses Austrian Retrenchment Near Czernowitz
Reporting from Petrograd on June 21, the war office said Russians pressed behind retreating Austrians from Czernowitz and took Zadova Stroginetz and Gil boka on the Seveth river. They covered thirteen miles in a day, with Pflanzer’s army possibly split into multiple segments as reinforcements arrived from Italy France and the Balkans. General Kale dines moved west of Vladimir Volynsky to cut lines between Kovel and Lemberg, aiming to join with forces from Brody toward Lemberg. Meanwhile at Philadelphia Brooklyn, tragedy struck as a ballgame guest from St John’s orphanage, John Quinn, was killed after falling from upper to lower stands. Duluth voted dry by 505. Say you Saw it In The News.