LGXDON. Aug. 1.—The titanic |
1 :; t net! yesterday in Westj
I' I a n c rs is still raging with the i
G. rnians making daring counter at-1
tacks in a tropical down pour to re- ■
take the conquered positions.
The tremendous offensive swept;
the Teuton forces off their feet ami!
brought the Entente lines forward ;
three miles, the greatest individual
advance in any drive of such short i
dimensions ns up to the present j
since the war began.
Four thousand Gorman prisoners,
a dozt n villages and several fortified
positions fell before the Allied ad
vance which has swung them up to
iMinenes-Ypres road and Haig re
porting relatively “.-mall losses in
curred”.
This afternoon over ground de
vastated by shells and mines, the
Germans sought to reconquer some
of the lost territory and brisk fight
ing between the machine men and
Imniliists in the front ranks result
MEAT WAVE STILL
HAS WEST IN GRIP
NEW YORK, Aug. 1.—The heat
-wave still grips the country with
many cases of prostration reported.
The death rate is alarming and the.
suffering is fearful. Speeding up In
plants has ceased and many find it
impossible to carry on their work.
NEW YORK, Aug. 1.—Amended
figures showing the total casualties
from the heat wave amount to 2RS.
This is the greatest record ever re
ported in so short a time.
FARGO. NT. D., Aug. 1.—Ice men.
organized in the I. W. W. struck
at this place lor fifty per cent in
crease.. They first loaded up all the
wagons for the day’s distribution
and then presented their demands.
They won within ten minutes.
NO TROUBLE IN
STICK
SAN FRANCISCO, Ant. l. -The
Federal Grand Jury is marking the
I. W. \V. for a new probe. It is an
nounced t uiav that the federal
grand jury was preparing to launch
an investigaiton on (lie I. \Y. \Y. ac
tivities along the Pacific Coast with
a special reference to the part that
German agents may have played in
tli' industrial disturbances.
The Washington authorities have
positively denied that there was an\
conneetion as far as their agent?
1;new between the- t. W. W. and anj
pro-German activities. It was state,
to the Associates Press agents tint
all German monies in the I ttilet
States had be -n accounted for.
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vert
ed. Tho Germans en enters
made in n terrific rain storm and
under difficulties for the on. nsive
operations of both rides. The Anglo
French lints held and the counters
wire all repelled. Notwithstanding
the continued downfall, the Allies
are continuing their a‘tack this
evening and the battle is raging
with furilior fury beyonil the ■
smashed tree Btumps of the i’.eca
leare woods.
The British are now using artii- i
lery mounted upon catterpillar mo
tor trucks to aid in the general ad
vance, a marked improvement ac
cording to the official reports.
MUCH OPPOSITION IS
COLBY'S APPOINTMENT
NEW YORK, Aug. 1.—Great op
position is developing to the con
firmation of Bainbridge Colby as a
member of the shipping hoard. The
main opposition comes from this
State, Senator Calder of New York
to lead the attack against the con
firmation.
The president is bringing all the
pressure he can to effect the confir
mation and the fight is on.
WASHINGTON, O. r. Aug. 1.—
The Senate today confirmed Roland
S. Morris as ambassador to Japan.
Little opposition if any was discern
ible to the appointment.
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