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GATHTERING UP THE
-REI-ns or BATTLE
General Foch Consolidating Newly Won Posi-
tions ‘alid Strengthening the Lengthened Lines qf Cqmmllnieation. The Enemy Behind Vesle - River in no Position to Make or 'Resist Attack
(Special to' The Guardian) Y
LONDON, August 6.-The fbattle
along the Vesle river between Rheims and Boissons was less violent yester day. Last night's statement from the French war otlice said that there had been only local lighting and that the general situation was unchanged. As Foch firmly maintains tbeinitiative.
this slight slsckening in the struggle is not so'much attrlhutslble to any improvement in the situation of the enemy by reason of more favorable geographical conditions or any sud- den accession of good fortune, as to the Ifsct that the Allied armies must divert a little attention to .their lines of communication which have become somewhat attenuated during two weeks of rapid pursuit- of the foe. With the enemy behind the Vesle, Foch has -been enabled during the past forty or llfty hours to gather in the reins for a new phase of his coun- ter-offensive. `
Vast material damage' has been
done to the enemy. ln addition there has been great destruction oi the enemy’s war material and trans»
port facilitles.~ The despatches aiso_ show that the Crown Prince has used! large forces'in his futile efforts to' retard the Allied advance. ln the Champagne forty divisions of 'i‘eutons‘ were engaged--snd','in the' Aisne-'Marne ' battle thus far forty-seven divisions have taken part. This proves that
sed in efforts to dislodge French and American units which crossed from the south bank. The ofliclal statement from the war office today also reports a French advance to the Avro, north oi' Mbntdidler. Prisoners were taken by the French in the repulse of a German raid south east of Montdidier. `
FRENCH FIRMLY`HOLDlNG
AGAINST COUNTER ATACKS
WITH THE FRENCH ARMIES IN
THE _ FIEUD, ‘ August 6.-French troops maintained their bridge heads across the Vesle River despite two strong German counter attacks.
A mile on the edge of village of
Braisne. on the Vesle, six miles north- west of Flames, was occupied by the French during the night.
Tw-o bridges In that region were
also seized. TIlle Germans are still holding out in Bralsne. Machine gun batteries have been installed in Bralsne and the enemy is making bit~ ter resistance there.
Art/lllery of both nrmies is henvily
shelling along the Avre, Vesle and Rivers. Further north I the French are solidly established' on the banks of the River A_vre north of Bracges and Neu_vllle Wood. - _ GERMAN GUNS ACTIVE
f EAST OF AMIENS
Foch was not -beating the air but the utmost of enemy strength
The German artillery tire is re-_
ported _to be heavy all along the Vesle river and local' efforts ot the Allies to extend their gains across the river have been fiercely resisted. What-V' ever momentary success the foe may possibly win on the north bank of the river for s-short distance east and west oi Flames cannot possibly 'bal- ance the importance of the steady pro__ gress ol’ Foch’s flanking movements immediately west of Rheims, and east of Soissons along the Aisne and Vesle. _
GERMAN -REPORTS STILL EVA8-
IVE I
Yesterday’s German oiliclal reports
spoke of lighting south of Conds at the junction of the two rivers, about eight miles east of Soissons, while .1 despatch from Reuters correspondent with the French army stated that French patrols had succeeded in cros- sing the Vesle at several points be- tween Sormoise and Flames. With uninterrupted progress on the enerny‘s flank any effort of the Crown Prince between Fismes and Rheims to galil time for his retreating troops will be ‘Poorly spent.
Valuable positions were abandoned
by the toe in the region north of Mont- didier along the Avre river. The French forces now hold the entire line of wooded hills overlooking the river valley from Bra-ches to Meanil St. George’s, a distance oi about ts; miles.. Fighting is reported in the Village _of Hnrgioourt, on the left bank il! the river."
lt was announced in Berlin yester- day that. the -Germans carried -out their retirement along the Avro with- out interference; -The truth -is that- Foch's continual, pressure has meds! the enemy's ,position north of Sols- sons nncopstortlulis .ss it has in the 'Albert region too, opposite the British Armies. - ` - - _Ludendorif's`man~power has been se- 'vereiy redttftllll recently, and if for no other purpose than to shorten iii# line _he has.lought security in reluct- i_lnt retreat. I _ _ '
_-Auilse ossartv snoounae- _ I se- aveuccsee
LONDON. . August _6. - British.
.lmaeh and, American troops are l¥"ati.v sn ' by the recent suc- tcenes -__nor,th.ol W Marne and I look ,hr mu msn To me -_sm more land for thsiosnidisn' truly ‘Ito ally ‘im'tilisortsni",1oIs"\ll time umm. ~
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LONDON, Aug. 6.-The ‘German
guns wereactive last night in the reg-lon north of Villers Blctonueux on the front north east of Amicus, the wnr ollice announced today. They threw gas shells into the British lines.
The Germans attempted to pick oil
1 British post in the district east of Merrie on the Flanders front but fail ed und'er a British counter attack.
YE8TERADY’B BRITISH CASLAL- TIES
LONDON, Aug-. 8.- Yesterday’s
casualdies totalledl 142 ioillicera, 43 dead 1,820 men 452 deadi I(
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PREMIER LLOYD GEORGE’8 MES-` SAGE “HOLD FAST"
LONDON, August 6.-“Hold fast,"
was the keynote oi a message to the British Empire, issued by Premier Lloyd George and promulgated lu a .lralnatlc way throughout the kingdom ll uint “ions tm\¢:lI.
GIRMANS IIIIIIING KING AlBERI'S PAIAIII
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(Special to The Guardian)
AMSTERDAM. August 0. -- The
Germans are beginning to plunder King Alhert's private belongings in Belgium which they have often de- clared to be sacred to them.
Last week\._German, iBelgian and
Dutch Emissarles came to Hoi: land from Belgium with pictures and pieces of furniture known to belong to the royal collections. Among them was a bookcase adorned withlthe sts- tues of the three kings oi’ Belgium. lt was ordered by King Albert not lonif before the war for his Brussels pai- ace. The llze of some of the trees-
ures is such that theycouldk not be smuggled in_by thieves who were not ,in league with the Germans- I
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(ipoelsl to the Guardian)
LONDON, August 6:--ln addition to'\Brest Britains immense service to the common cause in holding com- mand I the sea and financing and
»»gqmpp(I|g .nl the Allies the Mother
7" '1\"f"i.ii‘ 'S A ‘° 1_1” <4 ~ I 4
_-.qnusqyr nqw is niaidtainlng on the ilsld the ilrgest of all the IIHIG4 armies. Slit is thus slxowilil 5'9"*
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(8peclal to the Guardian) _
LONDON, Aug. 6-Since tho Ger-
mans began their retreat frnlu thu Marne the Allies have captllrcri al
thousand gulls, thousands oi’ nlachino guns and millions ni’ rounds of :lrtil~ ‘ery ammunition. Agency despatches. received here from the front announce PARIS. August 6.-As yer lt is im-
possible to give definite data concern ing the number of prisoners and the amount of booty captured by the A1. lies during the greet counter-offellsiv-s which has now necessarily slowed down in order to permit of the rear- rangement of communication lines
Jud other details preparatory to a i`ur- ther pursuit of th/e enemy. It is known that the booty includes a collsidoralhie
AN Esllrlurso lou or mllllllr. orrlarlslvf
60,000 Prisoners, 350,000 Killed or
Wounded, 1,000 (ions and 1,500,000 Shells is the Probable Loss Sustained by. ,Germans in Recent Drive.
number ol’ 77 uliliiuletri- guns, nlau_\' ul' wllirrh were flulllll ill the llupills ni ‘thu woods ni’ Arvlly llllll 'l'ulll'|l|-ilu alllil the t'orc.~\i. fri Fern. `
The nuulllcr ol' 77 llliliillll-tre silolis
:eallvzlgotl up to tho pros(-llt ioluls 1,- 500,000. `
Since Jllly 15, tho Allies have iilkcu
60,000 prisoners, while 350,000 Ger-
mans have Ileeu__.klllerl or severely wnunllcll. Q _
Over 800 gulls were also capillred, ii
is reported unofli¢Iiully.
More than 500 gulls have been cap-
tured by one l<`rclll~ll a_rm_\' alone - that ut' Gelleral I\'lullI;ill-sillce the he- ginning oi' Allied ont.-llsivc on Jul; lSih. This zlrnly also took all cqllu. nuluberot trench nlortars ill thc szlllle period.
(Speclai to The Guardian)
MONTREAL, August 6.-lmlnagc ot'
uore thlln hull' Il million llollllrs, it inc- ory, n pwbllc bnth and tlliriy dwell- ngs destroyed, tllrca llrresl.~l oi por-, anus wanted us witnesses at the tortil-
colning inquiry, one oi' them suspect I
HALIFAX, N. S., August li.-The
imperial Oil T-nnkl steamer Lu-<::l_` Blanca which left here ou Monthly
morning was torpodood and sci, on llre alter u bitter iight against long odds-tlliriy-live miles from this port.
The Lucxl Blanca in company with
another oil tank steanlcr loft hero Monday i'or Mexico. T-lu* weather was perfectly llno null the Allallltio us smooth as n nllll pond.
l\‘ive hours after leaving port thc
ship was shaken from stem to sltcrll by is torpedo striking her stern. All the protection the Luca Blllnml had was _one _twelve pounder and this was immediately put_into. action The torpedo, tired by a submarine of the latest and largest typo. had blown fl huge hole in the stern of the doomed steamer.
Notwithstanding this the Luca
Bianca put up n running iight agniust shell ilre. » Finally the steamer was ill llnmcs' from stem to stern and the (‘:tptnin and crew abandoned her and took to the Iboatl; the iight having lusted nearly three hours.
Two of the memilers of the crew
were killed and a number' inJured,_-
'mn WEATHER'
- 'rm1rnnA'I*UR1I:,- I
rlnn, Moon, mo.
TORONTO Aug. 7 *Northwest to- north winds, generally fair and warm.
H-lgh tide this morning at 11.3i: to-
night at .12 -p'oioek and tomorrow .at pdoloek., . I
`*-~?»llewlsfm` _ _vnu u¢_o¢yssss'h»v'%&e`{_'6”°i3s»` be Wt- _ _ 1 _
-dun rises today :it o_a1;'nlqseI s.:llI-
slElI§ll?l“5lIlIAl?I
IN MONTREAL
Number of Suspects Arrested Among Them an
Alleged Alien. Number ol-People. Iniured. Damage Hall a Million.
od ol’ being :ln alien ollr~ln_\', foul' llrn- nlcn hurl. girls loalpillr; l'l‘olu wlnlluws. tllrlllilltz \'csi-llvs, ulori- tllalll il hunti- roli rieelilliellr-os plallrrfll ill jr-.up;ll‘fl_\'. \\.'ul‘ll sulllu oi' ilu* tllltstzlllllillg i'l-nllll'l:s- ol' it ilro which llrukc out lllls lnm'llill1.f :lt the prolnlscs ot' the Montreal his- irlllt factory.
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Ull. TANK STEAMER
SUNK (IFF HALIFAX
_Alter Three Hours
Steamer Was Burned to the Water’s Edge. Two Killed, Several' Injured.
Running Fight the
mlclllzlll hllvlllg hull Il lug blown ull. The sllrvivllrn were picimll up by un American patrol I-utter null brought back to llnlifnx.
(One of thc clnxilleors on thc Luca
lllllllcrl. iorpellncll oli` li:llii`nx_ was Mr. William Mcl.:lroll, of Ccorl,:ct.own, Mrs. Mvl_.zlrcn (nec l"lo Mr‘l<cllzitf,)_ is Il nnilvo of l‘il:ll‘lol.tei.o\vrI. A teln- grnm .received i`ron"i Mr. lilcL:lren yesterday nnllnunccll -his Isalcty.)
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B.V_ AIN -IIAI IIAVIS IIIIAIIS BIIIIISH VIIIIIIIIY
(Special to The Guardian) ' I.oND`oN. August. of-"Ili-liisli viv-
tory" is thc llalnllwrltillg on thc lcalvcs 0l.`_tho outs, acuor'illl;; in thu in'l>rpr»~-
tation oi Sl::lri>ol‘n|\gll i':ll‘luvrs wuI.l have rccollily lllsvuvi-.rl-ll ll "V" on the
“I3” which has llccli noticed ill lunny sections this your. Shcrll'i‘ i\li\'. Mi-.» (‘ownn is given I-l'f~dlt for 'living the llrsl to notice thc xlliilitioll of thc let- ter V to the ll ml the out loaves
silllu lvl lsll il zl1Ni;lIllIsluls
(Special to the Guardian)
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AIR IIAIII [IN INGIANII ' PRllIII_l]_A IAIIUIII
(Special to The Guardian)
i.()Nl)()N, August ii.-llosiils :lir-
slllps :|ppl‘lm<¢l\l~.ll thu I-zlst. const ol ldllglallnl about 9.30 lfclock Mollliny llllihi, the Alluliralty zllllloullcod curly this morning. The cnculy ulrcruft did not penetrate far inland.
WAS A COMPLETE FIASCO
i.t>Nl)()N, Ally. G.-'l`hc ntteulpteil
raid ily Gcrnlun Zcppcllns on il oust coast ui l~2llII;lullil lust night prov- oil to he at cunlplcill liuscll, Itclrowlillr to reports thus lui' l‘l=cl>lvc(l. liritlsll
lI_\ ers who :tru cv:-r nh the aloft along the cozlst were rezuly for the' visitors and lnvt. tholu solllo dlstallice out ul sou :intl brought. one llowu in llanlcs- Ilzllliilglrlg a .secollll :lull Ilrivillg a third lliiluyf The fnct`howevcr that the rc-
port said -"Zcppcllns cl'ossed the rolls!" is ;.;r.luuIi for the presuluption that these did rcucll land.
IGNIIIIANI IIRIIICISNI . III BllRlllN`S ABSENIII lIESINI@__lN IIINIIIIN
(Sp`cci:ll to the Guardian)
l,0_\iD(lN. Ailgllsr, ii. 7- iuloi-lui-ll
i‘allzuli:lll:~l lion- l'csl\lli. thu urliicisllls lvvollvll zlgzllllst Sir llobi-rt Bomloll llc cause of his prolonged stay in En!! lzlnll. The I’riluu Milllsllll' llopcs if- pgct nwuy sllorily, hut. is liotalillcil il lrollllcctioll with pmlilollls oi' vltall illl portnllce to thc lvcli'zll‘c ol' lilo (full :lllinn Ilrllly and the Allied cause. When t-he facts are known some ot the impatient writers in Canada will regret their present attitude.
KNIGHIS Ill
I CIll_lI_NIBlIS HIIIS
(Special to the Guardian)
_l’AlilS, Allgllst 4,-(lou. Pcrslllnli
gralllil-Il ilu iutervii-iv at the l`-rout. ro <~on_ily to lp-_ 1-1. D. Iliiilliley- ima J.'J iVl<~(lr:t\v, Knights oi' <‘olulnlnl.=l rllrr-1' tors, wllo urn in l<]llrop0 innpccilni' the work being llnuc by lilo ordcl Illollpr ihil Ii`l‘ollt. The two uolunlis isiollcrs rl~tllrnr>ll in l’zlri:~i'1ll'tcr lllrm
rl:lys’_irlp in the batilc zone. Knights of (Ioiumllus huts are being built cvcl'_v\v-here nt :I rapid rate.
IIIIIISIRAIIIIN IIEIIIRNS
ARE NIIW -IIIINPIEII
(Special to the Guardian)
()'I"l`A\V.-\. August, ll-lloll. Scnaltol
llol1l‘rl.soll_ ¢~.llnirln:1ll of thc llonliulou lil-gl.~:t|'zltioll lll»;l|'ll_ was slhlv tmilly lo ztlllmllnrzn pl‘:lf‘til-:lily vllnlplcto rc turns o|` the mon und women powel l'llglstrni.lon tllkcll .luuc 22nd.
HIIN. N. W. .RIIWIII
AlllllVI§_IN UIIAWA
(Special to the Guardian)
l')’l"l‘A\\'A, ONT. Auigllsi ii.-~N. W.
Rowell, prllsiclvllt ol' tho Privy (‘.oull cil, who l‘eccnil_v l‘ct\ll‘l\vll front ovul' soils arrived ill the Cilpltnl today _anti will utteuil n sitting oi’ the Cabinet council.
D
RIIIUIIIIIIN Ill SUGAR ~ IS RFIIIIESIIII
out lcllvcs in luiilliltill I‘o ill-e lottcl' _ (Special to the Guardian)
(Yl"l`A\V’A, (iN'l‘.. August 1l-~Rcrlun-
llun 0|' houschoill l‘Nl.~4\lnlpilnn nl sllgal' ill l‘annllzl to u. ration of one :llld one ilnll pol|llll_~l por. person por month for personal uso, is reqllestell hy t-he tlnllurlll Food ilozlrd. in It state- lucnt issued today. '
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IIEIIMANS IIAIIINII
IIIVIIII INIHIIITI
ZURICH. SWITZERLAND' Ailgilni. (Spgglgl tg Thg Gugrglgn)
6.- Admiral Von Capelle, German PARIS. August li.--The government Minister of Marino, will resign short- in-in received s report _[mm the ex. ly,-uccorlllng to lierlin tlespnicllcsto ntlnlinislrntor of the (izocilllali frnniil-
New moon, August nth lirst quar-‘ the Stuttgrst Tngehlat, tho Munich or that the Thihetnns hnve reunited.
_ F(iIi`meon_22nd_..i,sst guart-wzeeltung and the Angnsbm-_ge Zeal- and have Germans as their military
‘tW _£.~<f.=;‘+I\.\i..,-¢..s-».;It:_ .. IQ. *I -'ut~~.»»» - :,~t‘&ng_ * < _I _I' '- _- _ ‘ adv|!m;._
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Mir 'wiki 101 _ _ I i_.CHARLOTThTOWN, CANADA, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 1918 _ szso nf vm (Muna) ln, auvssuls came eu ss-so rn _u.e.s.
is i I ' ‘
(Specia|~to the Guardian)
L()Nl)0N, August _--(lellnmi Haig
vmltllllll-.S to nillhlo nt thc Gcrlullll lint-. Last. uiglll'.~l nliiciill stall-lllvilt szliil thai. patrols pllsllcil l`l>l'wul‘1l the llrltish post:-l sli;.;hil_\' Ili the Pzlcalli wooll, cast oi' Ilollccu and about live miles northwest of Bethune. Tile fm' lgaiu displayed his nervousness by vigorous holnhal'<ln\ent oi’ the British positions south of Ypres.
A despatch frmll Sir Douglas Haig’s
IIENEIIAL Hliio sllu. "
PRESS-ll_i9j9BiiiA.-30
l'iis_ Patrols ilave Pushed Forward to Pacaut
Wood East _ol Pobecq. Enemy-_ilas Covered Withdrawal Across the Ancre by Destioyihg the Bridges. I
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i_.___.___.é_._,
lille says that following the withdraw- al of the toe to the Albert region all the bridges across the Ancre in the sector covilrerl by the retirement have been destroyed. The latter still hold the river crossing at the town of Ai- bert itself.
The,_uew line which now runs south
of the town oi Dernancourt to Mesulin about two miles to the northeast and thence to Albert, is under heavy bom- bardment by the German guns.
THE ITALIAN
Positions Won by
(Special to the Guardian)
l'l‘ALlAN lli~]Al)QliAll'l`l~}itS. Aug.
I.---A silililoll surprise uiinck by till' Italians has wiped out the teluporary \ustriuu success which had gained proluolion and decoration for Em- pcl-or tillurlcs’ brotller, the Arclldllke viaxinliliuu. On Juno 15th an enemy
5 AGAIN
SCORE SUCCESSES
A surprise Attack Drove the Austrians from the
Them on'June I5. I
battalion, under the Archduke, who was u nlaJor_ won the edge of Dorm Alto mountain by Lante Garda. 'Now the Italians have taken .hack the ridge with four officers and 172 men as prisoners. The position is useful as it has a direct observation of the luouth of two great valley routes through the Trentino.
SHIPG
Survivors Have Been
_ (Special to The Guardian) `
LONDON, August 6.-The Admiral-
ty this evening issued the following olullllllllliclliioll coll:-.crlling the torpw :loing :lull sinking ul” the llolllewurrl
llouull :llllb\ll:luc<§ trnllsport. Wnrllliu; ‘orpcllonil alll] sullk nn the lid oi’ Aug- list:-
“The iorpedoing early Snturdav
morning oi’ the British ship \Varililn was one ot’ the most harrowing Ilis~ lslcrs in tho history ui submarine wllriilrll. 'l‘ho numbcr ol deull is vuri- uleliy llsillllaltml :lt l'l‘0nl 105 lo 130, lnll upward, nnll includes several wo I men nurses."
The ship rurrlcli 000 sick null wound- -fl to linglalud. Among them were
Icvn-ll Alllericalns, two nlliccrs and ilvc -llilsiori men, all of whonl have been li-wolllltvll for I-xl-.epl one private. There were ou board 89 nurses and members ni’ the voluntary aid depart- lnollt ami the crew conlprlscil ubout_ 1300 mon. More than 050 survivors
Nllllll IIIIIIINII I I IN IIIIIIINIII
(Special to The Guardian)
'l'()lt()N'l‘0, August 6.-There wus
:ln attack lllalle yi-.ell-rllny on :ln Flnriscouri store, Lansdowne und Si. (Tlnlr und P. (‘. Mitchell was ballly bentvll at Brondwlew and Queen. These were the only outbreaks of the civic holiday but tension was' high on the streets. ' _
MILITARY HELU READY FOR CALL
NIAGARA cAMP. August 8.-0#
lnlltructlons from Colonel Bickford Toronto, 500 men of the C. R. '_l‘. depot here were held in readiness All day to
come tn gb to Torodto to helphqno any rioting thst_.mlgut___ocenr tim However. no shit, »
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ANOTHER HOSPITAL _
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Iorrsooso
|05 to |30 Lives Lost Including' Several Women
Nurses and V.A.D’s. ‘Of 600 'Si'ck"and Wounded Soldiers and 200 ol Crew 650
Landed. ~ _
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were brought here shortly after eight o'clock and were given first aid treat-
ulent, food and clothing. The_patients were placed nboarrl special trains which had been _waiting to receive them andsent to various hospitals in illffcrent parts oi’ the country. Tho torpndo struck thc after -part of the engine-room killing the third engin- eer and two other members of the en- gineroom force. The dynamo was de- stroyed plunging the ship in darkness.
Victim ol l1uns ` Was Prominent Waac
(Special to the Guardian)
LONDON, Aug.' il.-One of the
women ionst on the torpedoed ambul- ance ship Warilda was lilies Viola Long chief controller of the British women‘s Auxiliary corps. better known as the Tommy Was-cs. With her sister Mrs. Long started the work of the Corps early In the war. _/Mrs. Long, s witness says, became ontungivll ill the ropes as she was being placed in n boat and was caught between the boat and the side of the ship. She was injured seriously und llcgyzcil to be released but there was no wny on help her. Elnnliy thelmall boat went adrift and Mrs. Long lili- appeered ln`the ses. _ ‘ .'
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