Petrograd, Jan. 4.
It is reported that the enemy has evacuated Czerowitz. The Russian successes will deprive the enemy of the use of the Czernowith-Zalesziki railway and likewise threaten the Czersiowitz-Kologa li Jan. 3
The official communique issued to-day records further Russian siiccesses in the vicinity of Ozernowitz. The fighting continues with the same violence. The Russians, in spite of the numerous counterattacks, are progressing uninterruptedly, inflicting very severe losses on the enemy and capturing a further 800 prisoners besides numerous wounded left on the field.
Desperate fighting is continuing on the flanks of the 900 mile front between the river Pripet and the Rumanian frontier.
The unsuccessful German attacks agains the Russian right hank at
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