THE GALICLAN FIGHTING.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXIV, Issue LXXIV, 3 August 1917, Page 5

THE GALICLAN FIGHTING.

NOT IN RUSSIAN FAVOR

ANTI-GERMAN FEELING IN

POLAND

LONDON, Aug. 2 A wireless Russian official message says: We attacked and carried positions in the region of Grjimalov, in the direction of Tr.embowla, and frustrated an attempt to cross the Zbrucz river. Northward of Husiatyn the enemy forced us back across the Zbrucz. Elsewhere our losses were great. They also forced our retirement between the Dneister and the Pruih, eastward of Gei-ement.

Wireless Austrian official: We are advancing towards Kimpolung. We forced the Russians to retreat after a fierce fight soiithward and north-westward of. Czernowitz

AMSTERDAM, Aug. 2. Serious trouble is expected in Poland. Gannon have been placed in the streets of Warsaw and other cities. Plots against the Austro-German armies ha^e been discovered, one of which had the intention of blowing up the Governor's palace at "Warsaw, where thousands were arrested. All buildings are closed at six o'clock in the evening. German police have warned the populace that General yon Beseler will burn the city if necessary.