DRIVING NEAR MOSCISKA.

_VIENNA, June 14, (via London.)--The following official statement was

issued today from General Headquarters:_

In the Russian war theatre the allied armies again attacked yesterday

in Middle Galicia. After stubborn fighting the Russian front to the

east and southeast of Jaroslau was broken and the enemy was forced to

retreat with very heavy losses.

Since last night the Russians have also been retreating near Mosciska

and to the southeast of that place. We captured yesterday 16,000

Russians.

[Illustration: Scene of General von Hindenberg's operation in

Courland.]

Battles south of the Dniester are continuing. Near Derzow, south of

Mikolaiow, our troops repulsed four strong attacks. The enemy was

routed from the battlefield.

Northeast of Zurawna the allied troops advanced against Zydaczow

yesterday and captured it after heavy fighting. North of Tlamcz an

attack is also in progress. Many prisoners, the number of whom has not

yet been fixed, have fallen into our hands.

North of Zale Szczyky the Russians attacked, after 11 o'clock at

night, on a front of three kilometers, (nearly two miles,) but the

attack failed under losses to the enemy.

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_BERLIN, June 14, (via London.)--The following official announcement

was issued here today:_

Eastern Theatre of War: In the neighborhood of Kuzie, northwest of

Shavli, (Baltic provinces,) a few enemy positions were taken. Three

officers and 300 men were taken prisoners. Southeast of the road from

Mariampol to Kovno our troops took the first Russian line by storm.

Three officers and 313 men were captured.

Southeast Theatre of War: General von Mackensen began an attack over a

line extending seventy kilometers, (forty-three miles.) Starting from

their positions at Cyerniawa, northwest of Mosciska, and at Sieniawa,

the enemy's positions have been taken along the entire length of this

front. Sixteen thousand prisoners fell into our hands yesterday.

Attacks by the troops under General von Linsingen and General von der

Marwitz also made progress.

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