London, Feb. 13.
The first number of the Archangel Herald, "the official organ of the Royal Automobile Service, Russian Expedition" has been received in England.
It shows that several hundred British naval men, composing automobile squadrons, under Mr. Lock-Lampson, x.., arrived in Rus-before Chri Tt contains @ message of farewell from H. H. the King and the reply of Mr Locker Lampson with a commentary by the latter mentioning that the force has been recruited from all parts of the Empire, including South Africa.
A recent casualty list testifies that it has already been in action.
Petrograd, Feb. 13.
The repeated though unsuccessful attempts of the German and Austrian Forces to recover the heights in the region of Chemerin and Tsobroff show the importance of these positions and the anxiety; of the enemy to prevent the Russia strengthening their line on the south-western front.
The height in the region of Teobroff is eight miles west of Tar-nopal and has an altitude of 2,000 feet. It commands an extensive rea and the railway between Tar-nopal and Lvoff (Lemberg). Tt been the scene of a desperate contest. Although the enemy succeeded in temporarily occupying the position he was forced to give it up before a Russian counter-attack fro
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.