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Petrograd, Dec. 30. A calmness has set in on he whole front west of the Vistula, except at Bolimow on the Bzura, Inowlodz on the Pilica, and south of Malageszcz near the lower Nids, where stubborn fighting oontinued.
The Germans, advancing from Bolimow under concentrated fire, rushed Gospodskydvor, Borjimeff, and our trenches at Gumin. We made a violent counter-attack and all of the enemy who had gained a footing in our position were slain, except & few tens who were taken prisoners. We captured several quick-firers. The Germans suffer-led enormous losses here, as they Kept sending regiments after regiments against our position.
At Inowlod: we captured the German trenches in the south suburp. We rushed them after stubborn fight.
We repulsed an attack by the enemy south of Malagoszcz, which they delivered after a prolonged artillery fire. The enemy captured our trenches at Boginets, but we retook them by a counter-attack.
We are successfully advancing in Western Galicia, east of Zakliextn, We stormed part of the en-amy's fortifications and captured forty-four officers, 1,500 men and eight quick firers.
West of Dukla we delivered a series of bayonet attacks and pulsed the Austrians from fortified positions at Kremni and Talaw; part of the Austrian forces fled panic. We also obtained considerable success south of Lyske at Ger-jatki. Counter-attacks by the: n-levy in the Carpathians at Ujok Pass and new sorties by the! Proemys] garrison were repulsed.
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