BRITISH REGAIN POINTS
LOST ON SOMME SECTOR
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LONDON, Nov. 7.—The ebb and
flow of the fighting on the Somme
today sector left the British in pos
session of the gains they made on
Sunday, but which desperately
heavy German counters re-captured
on Monday.
The fighting never slackened and
today the British took the positions
at Butte and Dewaldencourt where
the fighting had been so desperate
the day before. Bloody hand to hand
fighting took place in the trenches
before both positions were finally
evacuated and three hundred Ger
mans surrendered before Dewalden
court. The British are still advanc
ing in this section.
PARIS, Nov. 7.—The fighting on
the west front passes description
with both sides battling in a deter
mined manner. Large German re
inforcements arrived to inaugurate
a heavy offensive which on Monday
reached its most violent height. The
French at Suilly and the British be
fore the Dewaldencourt positions
which felt the brunt of these weighty
lunges gave way. This morning all
the lost positions were regained, the
Germans now being on the defensive
everywhere.
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THE RUMANIANS ARE DRIVING
TEUTONS RACK OOBRUOSCHA
BUCHAREST, Nov. 7.—The Ru
manians continue to make great pro
gress along the entire Dobrudscha
front from the Danube to the sea..
They are now approaching the
Constanza railroad which the Mack
enzen troops have wrecked badly
since their occupation of the track
positions.
The fighting is fierce, but the Ru
manians and Russians are confident.
PETROGRAD, Nov. 7.—The re
ports of the Entente successes are
officially confirmed. The fighting is
of a desperate nature and the com
bined forces of Bulgars, Teutons
and Turks have been retiring since
REPORTS SINKING TWO
DESTROYERS OCT. SIXTEEN
REPORTS SINKING TWO -t i ec
ROME, Nov. 7.—The Minister of
Marine makes public the sinking
of an Austrian and Italian destroyer
following a duel in the Adriatic on
October 16. No reason is assigned
for the delay in the publication ot
this report.
ROME, Nov. 7.—General Cadorna
reports that constant fighting is now
taking place on the Wippach river.
The Austrians are offering a deter
mined resistance to the Italians at
this point. An artillery bombard
ment is proceeding this evening.
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VIENNA, Nov. 7.—Sofia says that
the central Powers and their Allies
have been withdrawing to stronger
positions, in perfect order, with no
losses to speak of and in a highly
strategic manner.
LONDON, Nov. 7.—Great interest
is being manifested in the success
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af the Rumanians and Russians in
Dobrudscha. As Petrograd reports
also indicate that the Teutons are
giving way at length in Galicia, the
situation in the east is assuming a
more favorable aspect.
BERLIN, Nov. 7.—The main at
tack on Rumania is being pushed
for obvious reasons through Rosen
tliurm Pass.
TRANSPORT ATTACKER RY
2 U ROATS RUT ESCAPES
ROME, Nov. 7.—A hostile subma
rine attacked a transport bearing
troops across the Adriatic. The
submarine was driven off by gunfire
from the transport which escaped
the torpedoes of the U boat.
LONDON, Nov. 7.—A Paris com
munique containing a report from
General Sarrail says the Entente
forces advanced at all points along
the Macedonian front today.
The greater pressure upon south
ern Bulgaria has caused, it is be
lieved a withdrawal of troops from
Dobrudscha. Petrograd reports con- ;
firm this view.
SUTHERLAND DEFEATED.
FAIRBANKS, Nov. 7.—Returns
fronf the Fourt Division indicate
that Dan Sutherland was defeated
by M’Gowan for the senatorship '
M’Gowan had the support of the lo
cal officials and the N. C. Company.
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carry the very best stock, both in regard to quality ana
assortment.
cellar affords the best warmstorage in Nome, and it
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