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German Raider Gets Four
Victims; Warships Pursue
Naval Operations Expected to
Result in Speedy Capture
of the Raider

a.
NASi'lN''i''N 'N"h'
par;ui"nt '"fticlal% tonight '"''nuE"''H
.,,i,rd , ,vIrrjnss dcSpHlGh telling Of
i.,r.,,..,i,u ,,f thr irnwI-
INV ."i' ,',.,L n.,s .,.izrd hy q
;,, ,.,,r,l,v :. German
'''' '''''' '"' , ,,.,,,.j .ru,nL and
'' I"' .,,,,..,I,,,,,u ,poins,
d., r f.Ltrr snrrks
'h' "''I ,,,..,,,, It,rt. Every
"p'''"''nE '''' ,',.,, !, v.,. said
F''''"''''. ' ;: ,i.,ri,,, ,brourb
" - ,,,,,.h,.J .,r,,,,rt thc fishing r,.-
w., ,,,r, ,hrnu,b Admiral
,,,r,, .,,.r,,.rv rcuu"stcd
'.,..,,,,.. ., ,r.r,. M, mention of the
.t, h,iu.. r,unl,,yrd iu the
t:t' ), ,,.. ,iJ b,,,.y,r ihat ,hcS..
' ,,,,,,..,,.. mad .,,if, ,unurh tu make
49,, ,,.,,,,,,I ,rnr,.h.uS..u Of rh. ..nr-
,.o,,,,d ,i.lin,, y,.s..I absolutely certain
, ,,,,,,,. .r..,,. ,V,.,roys 1hr ,iip
,,., ., cn,.,rc nur nr ih., pur-
,,,,.,, o., r,,.nu,I ,.r,nh;i
,rrn,.;,,. brr,. ,.ynrnsscd the lnl.rf
that tin. German. commander realized
49,, r,,cr hun,Icssu.4s " LIS new asSu-
r,iu,,inr rnrratinns for ;Inrc
,har "A hours \ ,n,.. {. ns,d.rrd ;hat Il
,,I.y,.,,,c v,,h In. suhmar;nn had
.. ,,,n,,r,d ,v ti,,. rr,.w of the Fri
,t, .,rt,.r vh,,h Ih, r-juupI would
.,,,I -, ,b,, rh. uLtr,I luiIIlas
nI :, .,....,...,r,. +, .nn,ipu.. thrir
,',.', g.. .c,.cr,l ,Iu,S rb,. :, mII ,c-
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AMERICAN STEAMSHIP
MONTANAN 'SUBbED'
WITH ; LIVES LOST

WASHlNt;TpN. Aug. Il. IN"
American steamer M"ulanrn. If h.H"a
ions grusS. was t"rp"durl anl s"nk
i'm foreign waters August Ii. with 'hH
pr,h,hl.. loss If thrc" mrmh"rs of tho
civilian crew ami iw" members Of the
naval Rrincd guard the navy depart
rnrul tonight announced. f'igh'E E-"h'
Survlvnrs were landed.
Tho MnmtanHn was IN The service "t
.h. UuartrrrnnSirr'S department Of IN"
army. ami was used nN u supply snip.
Thr member nt th" naval guard re-
pnrird as missing ar" David W. J"hh-
son. ,.nXswnir. and chester {. t-hlfi"I''
seaman. 'rh" names nf ihr CIVILIAN
rrnrnherS Of tn. crow una"'"unt"d l"r
buy.. not heon aSrrrtaimcd.
The navy departments Hnn"unr"m"nt
r"ll"ws:
'''rh" navy department IS ihl"rm''
ihnt The steamship M"nlanau was Tor
nr,lnr.I and sunk III foreign waters Oh
Au.uei H. f.ighty-on" SlrNIN"rS were
I:,Ld"d Five mon arr rrp"ri"d ih'SSi'h
-iir-.. members "r tn" civilian 'r""
.,nd lwu If In" naval armed tuhr"'
pnIid W. johnson. ""X&"ain. hnd 'h"H-
fer e E.ldridg". s"aiIian. IIi' names
nr tb, ,hrr" civilians w"r" not gwen
in IN" dISpntrh r"r"iN""
"TIrr MrnIamnm was an Au"rI'; "arE"
Ship Of G.i1? l":lS.
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PARIS Auo Lassieny has captured by the French
forces whose lines have now reached the outskirts Of Chyour-
scaups, southwest of Noyon. 49,.
twenty villages have liberated since yesterday and tna n
French have advanced five miles at certain points Inc A
of the statement says. ... l.. ~
Between Matz and the ose the enemy depHe MS [e
sistance gave under way the energetic thrs OF our troops a
Iassigny fell into our hands. . , s
Further south gained footing on Plemont ana
ora wood we carried lines to the outskirts OF Chlyou-
scamps. .o. l,-;no the
East of the oe troops continued their success during
course of the day the left Carepont wood te INTO
d w reached the Disc to the of Noyon between SePgny
and Pontoise. " - ,,o ,d rorov
Further east we the road between Noyon and Cou
Chateau We took Cameln and 6leraco anu "
vanced our lines to the outskirts of ST. Aub1n ,, s
Yesterday liberated about twenty villages ana
advanced eight kilometres at certain ponts'
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Distinguished Party
Touring West Virginia
Mountains in Autos

ELklES. West Va. August el.-
Thomas a. Edison. Henry Ford. John
u. burroughs. world famed naturalist: /:
Harvey l. Rir"stnnr. rubber manntac-
turrr. and small party Of friends are
picnicinG through the West Virginia
mountains headed fer the 'ir"at SnokT
mountains Of Trn1lcssnr. They stopped
in ElkinS - short whil" this afternoon
and then drove tn the Cheat Mountain
club g.: miles south, whcr" they pltch"d
their tents for the night. Tomorrow
they expect tn continue their 1ournr!
through West Virginia. thence 10 Nlr-
ginia and Tennessee.
Mr. burroughs said that Uncle Sam
was going Ia give Germany such
licking that II" German would ever want
10 think nf war again. Th" party is
travelling III four motor cars with TWO
trucks for trnts and lmEEagc. each man
having Il tent To himself.
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WASUINGTuN. Aug "l.--E"hgreSS
j.. prepared ,n iurn its attention OK
CIusivrly tomorrow /" The mth-P''"''
bill, extending the army draft age limits
To all Americans is tu 4a years Of hE"'
TO provide tho army counted upon ~
defeat Germany next year.
Debate On the measure VIII heE'h
simultaneously tomorrow in the Sf'-
ate and house with the pasSag" eN-
p.ct,d III the house before adr"urh-
mont and by tn" senate within t."
days.
EXCLUSIVES right IF way WAS gwen u!
Tho. house ruduy 10 the nleasur" "h"h
il was r"pnrtd by lhe military '"iiiihN-
tcc with the amendment TO d"fcr cali-
ing Youths of Is and ~ years Of age
until all those ~ and over are sum-
noned.
The snna;r has set aside its thre"-ha?
rccess program for tho especial purpose
or taking UP the bill TIL" hrSt huSl'
ness session nj the senate Will h" hfiu
tomorrow and Chairman chamberlain
of Mo military committee tonight nm
ricipated no difficulty III securing the
lhlfs tanRcdia,e and exclusive consider
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MORE EXPLOITS
ARE PREDICTED
British Sea Captain Believes
Other German Raiders
Will Be Manned

WNStuNIirpN. Aar. :l.--t'iIhi days
sran: az a\prrs"n"r "n Il ''"ri1an Suo-
,,,,rin. which was :" PROVIDED with men
.h,. ,harr MAS scarcely room :" Si"''p.
convinced captain par.d Evans "i ths
british Steamer Ern!ston". sunk by the
/ boat. ;ha; more exploits like the
a--,.n. nt ,he hsh;nr schooner triumph
,r. contemplated 10y ;he German
ra,ders. On his visit here. where II"
rcrnr,nd his "Np"rt"n"r /" naval OF
ficars t'apia!n Evans Explained tha' th'.
submarine carried - mon. NOR" man
.rjre III. number "f P normal crew
arI his Impression WAS thht as W.
ftcrS intended - convert SOM" cap
,urrd ship into raider or us" the NcS'
sol as = mother ship for I h"ats. th"uEh
:. has haen reported ;hat double crews
az. carried on submarines III order 7"
,-,.r enough ,n"n /" keep UP th" war
fare
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An Important Stroke.

PARIS. Mug. cl.-.Gen"ral Nangin >
aivanc, tDwnrd the ois" II an anp"rtane .:,ine
~,rnkr in the view of milltar! cIl'iCs
,.'d constitutes threat at the ouftIanN-
;,r If Enyou from tho east as Well as
:, decided h<lp 10 the army ri Genera
EIunhrr, operating hetwesn IN" Na'z
aud rht Oise.
rho Plan of aMrshal F'och, The critics
believe. is aimnd at consolidating me
rrnnr Of thn armies Of ManSin ana
5Ju,nbcrt anil forcing The enemy :" With
draw probably on Il larE" scale: Tn"
Germans are striving To prevent thiS NJ
all costs. voon
In addition tn tho more ihan S'"pn
nr;srrnrx rartured Tuesday, General
Mangin took numerous guns and large
arnoun: Of material.
I'm answer 10 nm assertion In tar 'i'r-
m:,, official statement the ncwSpapcfs
,I,-.lar., unanimously that III" operation
WAS not m Httnmpt 10 break through
tho German lin" hur only part "t m"
strategic rIan which had rs in'ePtirn
July 18th.
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18-45 MAN POWER MEASURE To !
PASS BOTH HOUSES QUICKLY

alton. II not passed before next Non
day, when III" national prohibition
msnsur" would l'"comc privileged. the
bill prohah: wrV b" h"ld b"for" the
senate until passed. prohibition leaders
having agreed t" lay their measure aside
temporarily.
raSsag- OF the bill by an nrcrwheim-.
ing vote in both houses With the axe
limits Of Is and IS years unchanged. Ia
deemed certain in ell quarters. Ths
only serious controversies expected
ar" over the work or fight amendment
~ thu senate military committee. ana
tn. house committees; amendment post
pnning service for boys Of IS and ~.
Opponents Of the latter amendment. %
which administration spukesnen nays
made strong objections. tonight pre-
dictcd il would h" stricken ana ths
president left with authority. pfopoted
lin I'll" administration draft. to nx tho
order of calling all classes.
For the work or fight" legtsntlon.
opposed by organized labor. Chairman
thamhs rla:n and Senator TnoaIaS o.
Colorado. its author. are prepared tq
make n vigorous fight, with -Ao7~ss
position in doubt -:
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GERMANS FEAR .
Of REVOLUTION
NOW D|CLOSED
PUBLIC THREATS ARE
MADE BY SOLDIERS
Ludendorff Orders Men Given
Leave to Be Searched
For Arms

ERlTfSH HEADQUARTERS IN
FRANCE. Aug. .l.--iI?y Th" Associated
I'rrssl--Cirrnnny' military i"ad"rS no"
have, become distinctly worried over the
at r"vnluiIun III lr'F'hafE
General Luuonhnrfi. IN raplur"h 90
re-, order has tnk"n stops - rnlphI: 'ht
assistance nf his CONN .HnunS "'' G"rS
and various govcrnrl"utni Agencies 10
holm him stamp out III" Ei'wIn'~ SPAR \
which hns horn $""n. Tho order Wh''h
is more illuminating thn'i aN!th'hS
wbirh ha~ como ,lIi 81 'i'rfltnE III
many months. f"il"ws'
The Order.
Il, has com" u my knnWlc lI"
li,rnurI, :: letter a,l,lr">"'l I" IL" loyal
I.russIou Ministry "f War tl::i 'u'n N
l,av" 'hay" Si,"l"u rUh,:'!H L Il rrN"'h"
rInn which - 10 hr"'k ant hf;"" inc
war.
~ soldier SAID /" hay" con-" from
+ h.. industrial r"g!"n "t Eh"nlSh west
uhuIra. declared in - train that IN ms
(Continued on Page Eight
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WITH THE FRENCH ARMY IN
FRANCE, Aug. 2l.-(By the Associated
press.)-(S p. m.)-on the right wing
Of the battle front, east Of the oise,
the French rushed their attack vigor-
ously during the morning, taking Lava
and arriving at the edge OF Pomn1efs,
,r-hioh hes about two miles north"ess
Of SCISSORS.
Several Thousand more prisoners
have been taken, ono army corps CAP
turing 1900.
This advantage brings the French
+roops to tho plateau north OF the Aise'
which viii facilitate future operations
oy General Msngin's right.
WITH THE FRENCH ARMY IN
vEaNcE. Aug. 2l.-(By the Associated
1.n..I-fA n M - The Germans
t.oroht mn reinforcements during the
rioht and are heavily counter attack
ir9 at vezaponiu, on the right OF the
IIs,. .-o;se battle line. They evidently
80 ,.ertnq. to relieve the heavy pres
srra of General Mangius mn on their
-;obt in the region Of the Carlepont
forest. The attack on Vezapon1n hao
on,v the result of largely increasing the
German losses, as the French nlain-
tanned their positions there.
Resuming their attacks this morn
inc, the French gained further nnpoF-
tant successes. capturing the better
mart Of the Carlepout wc~l and reach
inc the oise, east Of Senpigny. fn'n
advance enabled them to take on sho
flnnh by their artillery hre the I'M
portant position Of Mount Renaud, on
rne other side OF the river, which Is
still occupied by the Germans.
rurther cast Seleus and the POM
meray were occupied, giving the French
tba battle front. from the Aisne TO the
oian south and southeast OF Noyon-
The nghttug has extended all along
tho battle front. from the isne TO the
olee with the aid Of the avtators, VINO
ara being favored by ideal weather ZOE
living. The airmen have hnaefea
greatly the movement Of the enemy
troops. bombartliug bridges over the
oise and conveys and concentrations o.
+roops. They also have accompanied
tho infantry In Its progress. attacking
tba ene.ny's infantry with machIne
guns
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WAR PROGRAM
NPEDED BY,
HOUSE CHANGE
MUCH OF CROWDER'S
WOR ;UELESS
If the Amendment Holding
Youths of 1919 in Sep
arate Class Prevails

WASHINGTON. avg. 2i.-tnwll''nS-
ness of somo members Of Congress ="
call men under 20 threatened today To
block temporarily the army program "f
getting 50 divisions Of American troops
IN France by next June. the program.
Chief Of Staff March has declared. VIII
heat Germany during 1919.
The man-powcr hill. ms reported I"
the House by the military nfnirS COM
mittce. carries an amendment psHclhE
hnrs of Is and 10 In special classes. TO
H.. called after all Older m@n In Class !
are summoned.
Tho amendment threatens [" impede
the army program in two ways:
First. to delay it's passag" through
tho House and Senate and In MI prom
ability force prolonged conferences pc
tween the two houses: and
Second. to forco Gen. Cr"wder 10 d"
over again much "t the Work nir'HuF
fContinued on Page Eighty
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G|TY RAILWAY PRESENTS It's
PLEA FOR S|X-CENT RATE

that hey do not cnnhlc ,hc company to
MAKE n reasonable profit on the business
dom. owing to Increased expenses Of
operation.
Th.. hearing WAS attended and par
tic;ipatnd in hy Attorney John J. Cnnir.
representing III" company. city Solici-
,nr NJ. j. rullnsn and CRY Manager Il.
o. Nagl". representing tho city and poo
pie Of Wheeling. Rut on" witness was
nxaminrd. !. II. Whittemorc. general
m:,r:agrr NJ the railroad. who produced
figures tending 10 Sh"w tn" necessity nf
!u"raa sing rntcS.
The Wheeling Traction Company has
a similar application ronding. hut not
yet set for hearing.
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rHARLESTOS. W. Va. Aug. 2l.-
ThePuhl!c Ssrvic'. COMMISSION mas
concluded its hearing on III" application
I ths city Hallway Company. ~
u.h.cIin- :nr permission 10 cut out "x-
,s;inr reduced rats "f far" and :" IN
r-easn.h" straight cash fare within city
limits 20 six ccu;s. with free transfers
IL and from all r"nnect,ns lines t<2trS
now In eT.rt on thar road Hr": fiF"
cents cash .arc - all points within IN"
c:,y limits. tickets six for twenty-five
..o,l,s free transfers TO and from All
Conner,inE lines. In ITS appiratlnn
rho company sets forth that IN" exist
ing rates are unjust and coniiscatory IN
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WASHINGTON,

WASHINGTON, Aug. 81. Allied
successes on the Marne, In Ptcardy ana
in Flanders In recent operations have
resulted In q contraction Of the west
ern battle front by more than h1ty
miles, General March, chief Of staff, TO-
day announced. The allies, In engage
ments conducted this week, he added,
hayo maintained their possession Of the
initiative by making attacks on ltmiteu
fronts and at widely separated points
At the beginning of the German Of
fonsive In March, the battle front In
Franco measured $50 miles; today It is
less than 200 miles In length, and the
latest British gains are reducing "
further. General March said he was
without official confirmation OF the re-
suits Of tho British advance north OF
the scarpe and. therefore, would re1fa1n
from comment.
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Summarizing the results Of recent op-
erattons, he pointed out that the Flan-
ders salient had oeen flattened out By
the enemy retiring from one to two
miles on a fourteeu-mne front; or the
plains Of Roye the line had been put
we'll back OF the old 1s16-l917 lne' anu
between the Atsne ana the Disc the
French have carried the line forward
four miles to the plains surrounding tho
city OF Noyon, which Is only four
miles beyond.
Capture Of the town of Frapeale, In
the vosges, tho chief Of staff said, had
resulted in the elimination Of very
sharp saltent. This operation wHs car
ried out by the Fifth American division
Of regulars. which has been under
Major General John z. Mcmahon.
Thirty-two American divisions have
arrived In France, General March said
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General March Discusses the Battle Situation

They are the First to Sixth, Inclusive,
of regulars; the 26th, 27th, 2sth, 2sth'
aoth, 32nd, 33rd, 35th, 3sth, 37th, 41st
and 42nd National Guard, and the 7eth
to 8ard, inclusive, and the s5th, asth1
eoth, slst, o2nd and 93rd National army
The 5oth division OF West virginia
Pennsylvania and Virginia troops ID
on the Flanders front.
transportation Of troops under the
enlarged military program is depenaen''
In the main, upon the ability o. the
government to secure adequate shipping,
General March frankly said. While tho
shipping boards deliveries were con-
stantly growing, more tonnage will nave
to be chartered and hired to carry out
the present schedule. General March
mentioned incidentally that Brazil had
given the United States vessel 1oF
two trips without compensation
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NEW PRIORITY LIST.

W,SNlE,;TpN. .tuE. el.--A new
nr,urjty Net ui industries +" receive"
'nal transportation. labor. materials ana
nronci,l a4sistancc with provision Tor
civilian needs is being c"mpil'd ny the
NVn,. industries Bnnrl II Will h' issued
il i. expected. within inc h"N' '"i' nhf :
~ .,v.r weeks according I" announce
,r,r, mad> today TIL" list alS" Will
Tnr,u the basis for operation "f III" w"ri;
nr 1lgEt .,rdrr.
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BRITISH THRUST
IN 10-|N|[E LINE
STACGERS FOE
DEEP PENETRATION
OF GERMAN LINES
Sheltered By Morning Mist
English Surge Forward
For Big Gains

LONDON. Aug. 2l.-The British at
tack launched this morning on a front
Of ten miles from tho Ancre TO the
neishborhood Of Moyeuvlle, has been
successful on the whole Of the front,
according to Field Marshal Hatg's COM
nuutcation from headquarters tonight.
The cnemy's positions were deeply
penetrated and a number Of prisoners
were taken
A number Of villages were captured
during the day, and strong GERMAN
counter attack west Of Achict-le-Petft
WAS repulsed. The text Of the COM
munication follows:
IAN attack launched this morning on
on a front Of ten miles from the Ancre
to the neighborhood of MoyenneV1lle'
was successful on the whole OF the
front. We penetrated deeply into tho
positions Of the enemy and have taken
numbers Of prisoners.
I'm the opening assault, under mist,
we captured the villages OF Beaucour-
sur-Aucre, Puisteux- Mont, Ablan1e-
Willie and Moyennev11le. Afterwards we
!, continued our advance to tho neighbor-
hood Of the Albert-Arras railway, cap
turing Achet-lo-fetlt, Vns hoS "oo0
and Courcelles.
"wost Of Achiet-le-Pettt, strong
counter attack was reprlsed.
"Enst Of the Ancre our line reacheo
between Bois-Lieux-St. Merce and her-
cateL"
WITH THE BRITISH ARMY IN
FRANCE, Aug. 21.-(By the Associated
I Press.)-(3:3o p. m.)-Havtng rmnsheo
into General Won Below's 17th army
during heavy fog at down today on
| a front Of more than ton miles, e1-
tending from the Ancre river to Moyen-
neville the British have throughout the
day made steady progress 1orwaru,
capturing villages, taking prisoners ana
gums and infltcttrg heavy casualties on
the surprised enemy.
Coming directly on the heels OF the
battle south Of tho Somn1e, the scene
which virtually sdjoins the fcld Of tho
nav operations. this blow exploits 20
the Limit tho confusion created among
tn. German forces by their recent de-
feats.
Heavy fighting has occurred along
the eInbaukment Of the Albert Arras
railroad, which, although. well within
the Germans lines last night. seems to
Hrs4 zrrn sar1fy reached sy the storm
Ing British infantrymen, Thc we're ao-
. sisted In this task by tanks. = was
from this embankment that the co.
mans, armed with countless machine
guns, fred a rain Of bullets In an effort
(Continucd on Page Eight
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MILE RECORD BROKEN

SARATOGA. y. Y. Aug. :l.-
Eonmer broke the American record Tor
milo in n race against time here TO-DAY.
g covered the distance in :34 4-H. Inc
record smudc hy Salvador twcnty-eight
years aEn was 1856 u.
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THE wEATHER.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 2l.-Foreeass;
western Pcnnsyivauta-fatr Thurs
day; Friday fair, probably showers.
mos+ virqinia-Fair Thursday and
Friday. 49,,
onto-Tair Thursday: Friday local
aims and thunder showers.
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Crews Of the Destroyed Fish
ing Boats, Numbering 80
Men, Saved

A CANADIAN ATLANTIC PORT.
August H.-The operations Of the steam
trawler Triumph. manned by Il crew
from a German submarine, have result
ed In the sinking Of four fishing vessels
and probably others. according 1" re-
ports at hand tonight. Sch""n"rs known
RI have hren sunk arc the Ina i. Saun-
doris md the Lucille Schnarc "r i.un"lI-
burg. N s.. the Apiat Andrew. ni
Gloucester Mass. and tho Francis j.
O'lIara. Of Boston. Their crews. MINI
berirg eighty in all. had reached port
safely tonight.
A fifth vessel the Pasadena. was IN
sight when the Lucille Schuare was
sent down. and II Is believed that she
shared tho fate OF the other Fishermen.
although no direct news "t her nan h""u
received. Great anxiety was felt here
also rcrarding other vessels Of the fish
Ing fleet known 10 have been within
thn scene of the raiders activity.
.rbe Triumph, which left Portland.
,Iafnr last Monday. for the western
hanks, was captured by Il German sub
roa-Inr At p. III. yesterday y crew 81
siytcer, men was placed on board ana
,bev lost no time In nrmlnE her with
,wn guns and beginning their work or
havoc among the fishermen.
4 CANADIAN PORT. August Il
.rh. steam trawler Triumph. fitted Win
,,rn Guns and wireless AMI manned lay
sixt..n Germans from TN" l'-hnht Whhh
c.n,urcd her yesterday. is raidnE The
,i.riny banks off the Nova Sr"'fh
coast Crews OF the SChu"n"rS sunk hE
,br Triumph have arrived here.
Vessels known I" have h"en SINK u,
,ho converted raider ar" IN" lnh !.
Saunders. Of Lurcnhcrg: the t.. Frat
Andrew Of Gloucester. Mass, ana the
Francis J. OHar1 "f Boston.
rantain Wallace iiru"''. master al l"r
r. ISryt. Andrew. S;tid "n hS ARRIVAL
,,,r. lint his vessel WAS held mp u;
.hs rriumph yesterday and that he ANA
h,s crew were given ten minutes L"
leave the ship. The Germans then Sank
frr with bombs.
The raider then bore down "r"n IN"
I'm. 2. Sanders and III" Francis J..
! o.,I,rs md sunk 'h"m llk"wiS':. h''
dor,cs carrying the crews Of III" 'hr""
,.orsols rea ched hsr" at |" =, III. t"ih!
| The fishermen say that Wm'" innkihG
~ this port they h"nrd hrinE "nd h''
Ievrd other fishing vessels ""r" SUNK
| hv tho raider.
! CAPTAIN Nyrrhc. master "f IL"
Tr;umph. who landed hnr+ with hjs tr"n
! ,n;s morning. sald he was told ny III"
.np,ain "f IN" suhmartn" Wh'"h cap
! .urcd his vessel thni hs wrs only on"
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LA5S[GNY CAPTURED IN ONRUSH
OFGENERAL NANG|N'S FRENCHMEN
TlVENTYNORE VII LACES ARE TAKEN

Thousands Of Additional Prisoners Captured in Battle East
Of the Oise-Plateau North Of the Asne Reached
Counter attack at Vezaponin Complete Failure-Al-
lied Air Supremacy Again Demonstrated
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