ENEMY REPULSED ON THE YSER.

Colonist, Volume LVII, Issue 13793, 14 June 1915, Page 5

ENEMY REPULSED ON THE YSER.

IMffl PBOBRESS Hi THE AIBIE.

UISBIM SUCCESS OS THE BLESTER.

MM GHEGKEB AT MOST DAHfIEMHIS POINTS.

ALLIES' IDVMBE OS THE PENINSULA.

HEAVY NEW ZESLSBB OSSUSLTfiS.

Under coYer of gas fclie G-ermans vigorously attacked the Belgians at Dixmude andcrossed the Yser, capturing ihxce lines of trenches. The Belguns were "reinforced, aad duove the enemy back across .the river. Tlie JFreacii position, ia the flebaterntv region h&a been strengthened, a strong counter-attack; being repulsed. Tiie Ruaaiaaa hiva had a marke is access on the Dniester, the German advaace bsing checked at the aost dangerous points, with very severe losses. A grievously heavy New Zealand casualty list now published testifies to the severity of the recent fighting on iIl Gtallipoli Peninsula. The Allies are reported to have occupied the heights dominating Maidos.

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