KEREMSKY WOUNDED IN. FRATRICIDAL FIGHT
!Os siAN ARTILLERY TURNS GUNS ON RUNAWAY INFANTRY.
(Received 9 a.m.) T ( LOOTON, July 27. Bud' C - v Express" Berne correspondent says that telegrams from aftti/ 68 !, Sbow that t! 'e Russian prisoners narrate that M. Kerensky, the l» r , K e re!ai fr, was severely wounded in the arm at Lyson's Hall, near tjjjj, '5' An infantry division refused to fight, and the artillery, furious at car l' ntion ' tunied the guna on the deserters. M. Kerensky, in his motorsWt° Ye I}etwoc,ll tlle crossfire anil succeeded in stopping the fratricidal UU 3 Cr ' liUt Was w <"'iidn!. The Austrian Staff witnessed the scene through and X.Z. table:!
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Auckland Star, Volume XLVIII, Issue 179, 28 July 1917, Page 5
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