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SIIL-L DRIVIIIIG THE HUNS 'IIIALIAIIAIIII FRENGH TRIIIIPS,

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Town, o_f_"l{ib¢tourt Captured by French Seriously Menacing Noyon,i

_Whole Formed by Lassigny, Ribecort and- Noyon Ready

to Fall into i'l'an'ds of Allies. General Haig Igrives Enemy back five "°

Miles. ' ,,

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` (Special. to the Guardian)

‘ LONDON. August 15.-With the capture of the town- of Rihecourt, Gen- eral Hum-bart's_t/liird French army yes- terdoysdded another serious menace e to Noyon, mill of the enemy's big cen-

aig's pressure on the right wing of

ent in the Lys sector last week this

tres of communication. Along with display of German anxiety in the

this omiial announcement from Paris n

last night there came an unofficial statement that the persistent pres- sure-niaintsloed during the past four

daysi would soon result in the occupa- p gr ,y. - tion by tlle~_Fi'eiich of the whole tri~ Haig’s troops at the apex of the Lys the British fmnt “tate” that there has snglsfiormed by Lassigny,.Ribecourt s

noon's official statement from Lon-ring "mth °f the 'S°mm° "I I-he "°‘ or

glon of Morlancourt and minor coun

peniug today the exhibition _

war specimens collected by the

on. The line was slightly advanel ' '

d west or Meteram and east or ter-attacks were launched against the Canadian Army Medic” Corp? "9 *l

__ - _ _ marked that the British and brench (5p¢d|a| gg Th, qua,-d|an)

ospltals were keeping the m'oi-it cur; TORONTQ August 15___H_ R_ H_

and Noyon. _

A despatch yesterday reported :herd

fall of Lassigny. This report. how- _e ever.- still locks ofllolhl confirmation |V

FURTHER PROGRESS IN LYS

Further no ess was made I

tion Ludendorif may even contem BROUGHT DOWN Ia

I t th

pae e evacuation of Albert should ,rhmy one German planes were _ta

|brought down by the British yester

U10 f09'B Bl'BY0~N0¥0n line be lncreas- day T d. Following the retrograde move- ` _ R

GERMAN POSITION DESPERATE

arm rr srrmrymg rn urs exrr_eme_ The position of the Germans along

the |Braye=Chaulnes-R»oye~N0y0n line

continues desperate, and the efforts

r SAUENT , _ of the foe to relieve the situation are

` equally desperate A despatch from

(Special to the Guardian) G E N

Huong according to yarrtarday artern been a notaible increase of enemy shei- de:0gD_?N’ August' 15"Pr°mi°" B0" _ _ _ '

aux Berq“m_ and south or Metemm | Allies around Braye, but without suc h

cess.

Blow! but steady progress' is' being -a new line was established -by Brit- ful records or war cases He wap “_

made In 'the battle for-the strong po- ish patrols. r

sitiensfei 'rhieseenrt_ Msssii snd the Bt. Claude ‘and 'Ecousilion farms. I-Inmbert‘s infantry to some extent is laboring under the handicap of hav ing outrnn the artillery and is coni- pelled to assault positions hristling with machine guns.

The comparatively slow progress

of General I-lum*bert's army up the valley of the Oise is explained by the dldioult nature of the terrain: The enemy _-ls occupying position long ago prepared for him; ao he can rie- fonil tllejrould llth very aifnctive gun sniplacsments. In addition the lrei eh are compullei to advance war- liy beoliiils of inultlfd gas lurking is the valleys. _

T0 CAPTURE THE TRIANGLE lt howappears that heavy artillery preparation will be required to com- pletely break the German hold upon Lasslgny- and Roye. Heavy firing in this region was oiliolslly reported in Paris lest night. iresh is determined to cont-‘roi the Lassigny-Roye-Noyon triangle Anil whatever measures arc necessary to gain _his end will be nd- optad. The position of this ares will be worth almost any cost.

FRENCH CAPTURE PRIBGNERB

East of Beiviil the French yesterday iorestalled s German counter attack. and captured prisoners including two battslionr commanders.

I .

TWELVE GERMAN MRPLANEB WINGED

Twelve German airplanes have been iflllsed by tha French.

‘osNsnAi.` H/ue Makes uvison-r.

ALL GERMAN POSITIONS WEST S ` OF BRAYE AND TEINEHAM South of the ViIlers-Bretonneux-

- IN HANDS OF BRITISH

An Associated Press despatch from

the British front yesterday stated that all the German positions be- tween the western outskirts of Brayc and Etlneham have fallen into thc hands of the Australians, and the river banks southwest of Braye have thus been placed completely under the con- trol of _-Halg's meh: The enemy has, .also been cleared from Catesux wood..

BRITISH GOVERNMENT FELICIT-

A-rss eenssai. i-me I

LONDON, August 5-L _v eorge hss, in the name of the British nation. sent his telicitations to Field Marshal Sir Douglas Haig, the Brltldl: con

The Premiers message reads: ,

“The Imperial War Cabinet wishes_

to convey to you and the officers, non- commissioned ofilcers and msn of

your command, warmest congratula- tions, on the triumph achieved by the Allied armies in the third battle uf the Somme. The British Empire sendsheartfelt thanks' to you and

your most gallant troops."

BUBMARINE SINKINGB DECREAS-

ED NEARLY 100 PER CENT.

(Special to The Guardiin) I

PARIS, August 15.-The Allied and_

neutral shipping sunk by enemy sub- marines during July amounted to 270,-

000 tons, compared with 584,839 toni- sunk in July, 1917. Thisradlosl de-'

(Special to The Guardian) I

1 Io <16

COMMUNICATION LINES

Chaulnes railway the German artillery 0 is also busy trying to destroy ammu- e nitlon dumps which had to -be aban- doned to the Allies. Meanwhile

,Haig's flyers continue to smash thc- I- 'foe’s lines of communication, infantry concentrations and supply columns.

|

The Somme bridges are being con

stantly bombed and shelled. This lust work is highly important, as ~I?rilic.e'-.Itupprecht's troops and guns must -be supplied across the river.

'l‘hn~°enemy's stay west of the Somme Zn

is rapidly nearing its end.

RMAN HIGH COMMAND CHANG-

GE

ES HANDS

PARIS, August 15.-General Hans

_Von Boehm the German "retreat spe-

i- ciaiist," has ‘been appointed to the

mander in ite fighting in Picardy. supreme German command on the

Somme front. Tihe newspapers ‘be- lieve thiat -this change in the German command is highly significant. The German withdrawal north of Albert

is looked upon as the first application

of his tactics. General Von Boehm

and his former command, the German

eighth army, stood the 'brunt of the Allied pressure in the -Marne sa-lien: I

previously to iihe withdrawal to the :tooth of the Vesle. The German troops engaged\in the fl!hiil1K 088* and southeast of Amiens have been under the command of Generals von der"Ma.rwits and von Hutier, and in tlie army group Crown Prince Rup- preoht of Bavaria.

_ ....|___.._..__----

I ANT Moves 'crease in losses is doubly significant PREPARING Fon HEAVV FIGHT'

More news of large significance comes from I-1si'g's` northern front. The British war office last night announc- ed that the Germans had evacuated their forward positions at Beaumont. HAIIIBI. Serra Puslsux-au<Mont and B“°\10y. an _extent ef sheet _nrt miles. A short distance north ot the town-or Albert. Again the steady pounding *'13 Dinching of the foe's line' has borne fruit. It is probable that the °°0m¥ would rather have the ‘Ancre rltor before him than in his rear, for tho latter situation. incase the Brit "If Phould launch an sttadir in Albert- Arfrse sector, would be _vary embarras- liifl Pulsieux is, almost straight what °1~lB\sanrne, which ni net rnerethss Wil; miles dlltlllll A' fetfeit Iliti More will enable the British. with "wif lI0aU,io_|-_ -to -command 'Ile important Albert-Blpaume roid. a vital ortery _for the Gorrnlns. This move df the enemy to obtain great- " leouritr in retreat ans incidentally

gation resulting from the American shipbuilding effort is considered. I The Entente nations constructed

during July s_ tonnage-in excess of

280,000 to that destroyed during tho

month by enemy operations. The _Entente tonnage stink ‘ln 1918 was 50 per cent. less than that lost in 1917.

`GERMANY CALLS FOR AUSTRIAN ‘ HELP oN.wEsTsnN FnoN1' |

(Special to The Guardian)

PARIS, August 16. (-Havas Agency)

-Germany hasbeen compelled to cali 'upon Austria-Hungary for help 01| U10 .western front, and Austria-Hungarian 'roo are arriving there, the Echo

A P* , ' do Paris says today. -These troops.

it adds, are being sent to quiet sec-

tors of the rront. -

'when the increase in merchant navi-I 'NG ‘

'-I1 . I

`F§i`t`féT August*15.-Both aides are ga-tnering strength for a resumlli-If‘¥\ of heavy lighting. Thait. however, does not prevent the French from ham- mering sway “f "'° Lasaisny-Noyon line, and deggediy struggling onward through gas choked woods. General I~lum<bert's men have carried Ribca- court which 'barred the road running toward Noyon, between Thlescourt ridge and the Oise and protected the -Germans in Ourscamil 08" Of UI” river. It is a useful success that so- l-iously endiqors both Thiescuurt and the Ourscamp salient. The enemy in tihe Thiescourt position, already se- iverely shaken bythe aittacks of Gen- eral I-lum‘bert’s left, is reported to be showing signs of 'givilig way.

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feetiveness ot !‘ooh'a policy of attrl-_. _ -

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CO ' _‘ (””m N Th l enlistiadiin Omlds for the R. F. C

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' -,M mm I mr-sugary reiissis so1irev.'rsf airplane construction and iso- ew'

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of Crew lil

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know that the Canadian medical

fllcers, backed bythe Canadian gov-

western Europe passed through Swe-

Esthonia and Livonia.

which received the news from Germirr sources. Austrn-Hungary i'ei.is-~»i but _after General Luriendorfi had made threats Vienna. sent two divisions to _the western front. For this reason the Anstro-Swiss frontier was closed recently.

HEBUTTERNE n".LlENT DISAP-

PEARS ‘

BRITISII HEADQUARTERS IN

FRANCE, August 15.-General Ludeu- dorif’e recent order that ground must be given up if lioltling on entails an undue expediture of man-power is largely the Gauss oi the German withdrawal around Albert. The won- Ilerful success oi' the light tanks has probably impressed the German high command with the desirability of gut- ting iielvlltd the river Ancre wherever practicable. We have now pushed posts far -towards Bucquoy. The He- butterne salient has practically dis-

appeared.

Steamer Arrangements

_ in

Mr. C. R. Smaliwood, Secretary' of

the Charlottetown Exhibition Associa- tion, who has been for some time ne- gotiating with the railway heads st Moncton about passenger and freight traiiie coming co the Charlottetown hlxhibitlen has ssccestiedkin securing iirst class arrangements via Tormen- 'tine 'an d-Borden. He then took up the Pictou~Chsrlottetown route, and -last evening received a telegram from the General Passenger Agent in Moncton as foIiow's¢--

"Unless unforeseen emergencies

drlse we propose putting steamer liiorthumberiand on Picton-Charlotte town route for week deptenibsr iii to

beaesi' ' ` au- ssssaag»gv` .aaa mi stool ooinisg from Caps Brains and

on THE wasiellri Fliorir _,_ ,'i__EYQ'_-‘1?_!‘_€§_IF_§~ MAKE PRUGRESS il H

D R

”‘“" Have riven- Forces From all Points, on Seirieni I

a

,,E¢,§’;j§j{Kf°Af_';1__f“f5'_‘j“r"_f9 ___ Captured -a _Number of Important Positions Anotli

..5_i_.:_..f1r».._;;__.__.;... .._;....;.; he for Offensive in the Alps Region and a New Campaign under

S» n su- ma nes, ap , , ,

"°*1ChIY|8 the VGYY gates of New York

arbor, sank the oil steamer pun pun

Hl‘h0I', BBDII U19 0" UIHKGF Fl°€d0l”iL'k (Special to The Guardian) also announced in Rome that Italian Italian Embassy in W

___K¢:_l:0:§. og__t_hF igmlbrose Channel PARIS, August 15.-The Austrians forces have taken Monte Mantello. the headquarters of t he cms ve members of have found lt dlfilcult to hold their Punta di Cima Zigclon, north of Dem- states that an Italian d ___ _WAS l'0USo___ ere f0di1Y. !‘Bll0l‘i-- positions on the Albanian front. It allo region, on the Italian mountain Alps now seem, immg

a ven ers are missing. was officially announced in Rome yes- front. One hundred prisoners were August 1 tug Aust;-as

he” WFVIVOFA WGN! Dliikeli UD by tcrday that enemy troops on Tuesday captured. been closed the exp] 11 4\m°I'|PaTl 9'~9BU\BhIP- evacuated all the occupied points that Austrian troops a

south ol’ tiie Semeni river. Italian ITALIAN UFFENSIVE IMMINENT to the Italian front in

R and French forces cleared practical- a new campaign Th

A I I ` ' n It was atch to the militur attnche of the

E ly the whole area south of that WASHINGTON August 15.-A des- pears; to be ripe for 5|

stream in their rece t drive. p y General D15;

Prince Arthur of Connaught .spent h

the Parliament Buildings In thc mornIng_ when he awarded decora

overseas and was formally welcomed

diers aid he displayed the liveliest iii»

Istic of royalty Prince Arthur leaves

Halifax, _

l___¢.._..__l.

PARIS, .August I5.-Col. Rooseveltkz

answer to condolences extended by

TIIE WEATHER

The tide will be high this evening

at 8.50, and tomorrow at 0.00; it will he high tomorrow morning at 5.40. and siturssy at asa.

The sun sets this evening at 8.23 arid tomorrow at 8.24; it rises tomorrow morning at 6.28 and -Sunday at 6.25.

The moon sets tomorrow morning

at 1.00. I _

on Wadnesdsy, ,Ailliilt -_llthr at 7.18

“ppp is nest .seusaetermsa 'rirm»i»r.',j

The length el today will be thirteen hours slid hfty-nina iniaawsi-

' ,, J _ -"- “-fi

_ ._-_. .

U . _r_.’... __

President Poincare on the death ol

hieut. Quentin Roosevelt is publishozl

by :the newspapers, "My only re-

gret," the Colonel wrote, “is that I nm unable to fight beside my .” -

SONS

TEMPERATURE, ees»I'ni csndidstes. in erder ei merit

IIDE, MOON, ETC, in the Connolly Estate Scholarship

Idxaminatioai held in _ Charlottetown

1~0R0N1~0_ Aus",-t 15__.Wg¢y_¢|-|y and Bdimrnerside on July 23rd and 24th

winds. ihir and wsrrner. -1918-

'rhe first quarter of the-moon `ithe`

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, IHAIG 8 FLYER8 SMASH GERMAN sured that these would be of the great- very .busy but to ,.11 appearance B ve,-y e "-es F|nn|sh

_ est service In the future tc medical pleasant and interesting day in Toron R be

to

dence' II' Was' he added' g"“lIfYI“?\ to yesterday. His activities 'began ai Forces

rnment, were assisting in this werlr ,_,,,,,,, to Soldiers who hm won then. (Special 1° the Guardian) Russian sAi|..ons vi

mill dinner. dl Wiiltll he was the guesi considered reliable. says the Carman I th' I' 'Ian SWB UU mall'

3- 1. e dd d an ull

(5p,¢|,| gg um Gunrdun) U01' Of 1'-iUZ€l\H had UN! IJ1€i1Sl1l’9 Of Ilv iuntilni to the Finnish government re- I MV” I' fa" ‘DIV 313 Ill

WASHINGTON, Ailgllat 15. -Gold Iilg presented tqilla Pl'IilC€~ Ill the quiring that the Finnish army pre- G""""" Tm! T990”

:many is threatening the Swedish Interval he had visited Ha" H°“5°- pare to march against the Entente ' arltime and commercial situation in 7Uf*D@°tITlE U10 great W0I`I¢_IIl I>f0B1`0S'=vl'orces oi' Murman _:oust within twu I his "ated the BUIUIIUVIIKI he Balm; to such a deg;-ee that, M.. there as a part of the great re-educa week; IN' '~'i\l TWUKY, IIBVG

gm-ding gg a special despatch from tional work for convalescent returnee __ ‘___ KIOYISUNU bl' Rlllllun

' I _ _

_ - by Premier Sir William Hearst, aiu' WASH NGTON’ August 15' A rp Another Stockhorm ` '- - - other members of the Government. po" from Stockhmm 'r°p°"u“5 to the ilie itussian sailors are

_ They concluded last night with a for- state department today from sources Will Valli the GSTUIMI 8<

` at Government House, when a num -gvernm nt has 5 ,ease - I 1 _ bl0v\ un the Russian na

information obtained on

France today, the Swedes are great- SDIIIIGPS. HS WCII HB the Dilvlsville Us "7" ' Y "" " "" ' ' " """ """""""""" f-~ -Y

ly drBmrbed_ Formerly um great tholledic Hospital, and in the after ‘ ' ’ _,.5 _ I _

110011 of traffic in gggds and pasS9,,__ noon the aviation camps, surrounding

gers between Finland and central and the CIW- In everything 1"°E“1`dinE SUI A ' '

‘den toward Denmark and Germany by terest and everyone was impressed _ `

the great railway and steamship lin- With IIIS SIYICGFS HDDPGCIMIOD. HUC el Now Germany has diverged tm, his almost compldie disregard of the

1;;-a|1=1¢ and 15 making it page througn rigid formality sometimes character _.i__..._&__

- asses- 45°»°°° I°“% °f NW iii” '= Pf° fa

WHY FRONT From the capital he_wlIl 'proceed to

(SPsclsl t th G dl - il

GENEVA' A"5"9't 15~_`TW°“t"' ‘IIVI ' OT'I‘AW‘,A Au;uste15 géxcisgive of :II vi;::eli7 sI’;ei:lifI'es:ell

ge umber of small craft of less inn the way, 15 "Q91 ve

sions of troops were demanded of A a lar n ' ' ° °"

Goi'many’s allies by General Luden- ‘ ~ .than one thou and t t ""' " Marne, according to 'the Den\or:r:it,_i . , small schooner-s. etc., the ,total out: each recigigtly pm'

put of new tonnage in Canada for this The Govemment Shi#

(SP°°|°| t° TI"° G'“a"d|°") year is estimated at approximately' gram. which contempldt

WASHINGTON, August 14.- The ‘.450_000_ pendrmre or some amy”

Steamer Henri’ S- 14911088- has 'beak This 'includes ss steel vessel ith 1 wriwdvad bv a German Submarine °ff ie tetsl tennsge et 290,000 ter; :nd i:rIri:lEirIE Qlezdentfexwtr

the New -IGFBSY ¢°“9'1~ &°C0l`dI“S I0 5 I53 wooden vessels oi' 160,000 tons steal ,mpg of 3 mo" ¢

"°P°" received “te I°“I5I"' 'bl' the IAtlantir; coast ports are now build- 000 are now contrsctedoi navy department. No details were ing 17 steel Vessels and 14 wooden the amps to be “uve

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Today's war oilice statement an- (Special to The Guardian)

nounceil German prisoners taken in j LONDON August r5__Brmsh Cas_ i 1 30,344. ri ii = , ’ ' IVI-:rs1I,iIll?laI~(Ii:igd;iIl`iaoiigid of these ‘names in the week endmg today to B ___ __ __ __ ______ __ 21844 _m_`_ "___ _tailed 8,620, compared with an aggre F’ sh 8:33 C I’ 9 ' " gate of 9,866 reported; in the previous “mc ' ' -_ week. These are divided as follows:

killed, or died of wounds, officers,

6°'-' RUOSEVELINS °N'°v REGRET'215; men, 1,441; wounded or missing,

~' officers, /647; men 6,317.

T e following is a list of the Buc

Francis Nelligsn. 'ilignilh Tiieodore -Monaghan, Charlottetown igouis Callaghan. illimyvsle' , Edmund E. Doyle, Snminerside

Charles iii. Murphy, Vernon

William ll. Power, Iiiopo River

Leonard' Farmer, Kinitora

oheriea Mccerthy. Bouris West sf; clan- 'ri-s1nsr,Ai,hsny . ~ James Auitin_N_ Bsdeuus

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