The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-08-07

The premier speaking in the house Of commons,
making statement on the war conditions
(By ASSOCIATED PREss)
Artillery dues and patrol actions continue along the Nee
'front.' while the allies and Germans make ready for future fight
Whether the German crown prince will attempt definite
stand between the Vese and Asne yet but it
apparent he preparing fo further efforts TO check the
allied positions south Vesle intensely and he has been
making strong efforts dsodge the French and American
holding bridgeheads on the north bank:
- @@4 III ATTEMPTS UNSUCCESSFUL
All his attempts, however have met with failure. It
be expected that several days would eapse before the allies
could Be e renew Their offensive the The
mens We aerial scout Rain reported to have
fallen again on the battlefront Tuesday afternoon .
h III MARINE POCKET CLEARED sia
When infantry fighting does reopen in force it probably will
mark phasen the campaign The Marine pocket has
e s M os nes
prisoners and 700 guns l@#
IA MACHINE GUNNERs ACTIVE .5. !,
Intense bitterness has marked what little fighting there has
been between Sossons and The American forces
Fsms and north Of the river have been subjected to heavy bonn
Of Fses Tuesday btalons prepared attack Amer
bridge builders force The entire force wiped out by
South Of Mganour the Germans attacked yesterday and
took Of the ground recently by Australians astrde the
road This morning the British counter attacked and
Some Of the enemy troops taken capves. British
the the German salient in Flanders pushed
forward their ouposs still farther front Of 1000 yards
the Pacaut wood Prisoners captured by the British
ss ENGLISH GAIN GROUND
London, Aug In attack this morning near
Maancourt the British reganed the ground taken from them
terday along the BrayCorby road north of the Somme.
FRENCH CONTINUE TO GAIN
Paris z-French troops last night in the MOntdder
gained the ground south of Samcourt and southeast of
Montder the announced today Along the Vese the
continued puse German attacks especially Braisne
and Soissons office that 100 prisoners have
been taken east of Brasne.
The Germans today made local attack agansthe French
positions Champagne They repused In the of
the fighting along Vese the French occupied the station
Cry Sasogny just the Of the bend in the Vese where
it turns northward to join the Aisne.
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u GERMANS DIG THEMSELVES IN
Amsterdam, Aug Field Marshal Hindenburg and Cen
Ludendor order to maintain their prestige accord
ing usually well informed forces here intend to launch blow
against the British coast in with the German fleet
which is anxious to make this attempt. Ef5G
Meanwhile the lul the RhemsSoissons front continues
Germans is believed here putting their heavy artillery
place digging themselves in with the intention Of defend
ing position between the Vse and the Asne long
forced to await coming their big before launching
offensive should such course be determined advisable
EXCITEMENT ALONG RHINE
Washington d. c., Aug documents captured by British
betray the state Of excitement which prevails along the
German Rhne because of the persistent bombing Of British
airen They also show that in where the Germans
report the successful bombing objective of the allied
front they did not within Is miles of the target
When the allied armen CObenZ alarm
Cologne and mills work It though attack
should be launched Baltimore and Washington would suspend
all operations
LAND AT VLADIVOSTOK
Shanghai Aug 7-British troops landed Vadivosto
dawn today says dispatch from that city They received
friendly reception