The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-07-24
AMSTERDAM Germany has made suggestion for
peace conference to the Spanish Government says
the Socialist Berlin VorWarts.

: IVA ,
slowly but surely forcing the Hun out of the territory he
had by hardought battles since March 2 at losses es
mated at close million in killed. wounded and missing
heavy reinforcements but they
cannot stay the onward march of the victorious allies
While the advance not rapaid at first it s
nevertheless continuous successful The Germans fight
hard protect their fanks and the main time to
from het vsk grip of he allied forces That the Ger
will be forced OF all the territory gained IN TOUR months
fighting certain for there be stopping
place occupied by the Huns last winter
While forcing the back and taking heavy
toll killed. wounded and prisoners the United States sending
of thousands the fighting front and they
going the 10000 day. General Foch is
preparing great offensive against the Huns in
the future and it believed that when this offensive is
the allies will have sufficient equipment to crush
the German resistance and go to Berlin.
Following the telegraphc and cable dispatches which came
to The Star-Mirror oday:
German Counter tack Is Repused
PAIS(OalIhe Germans last night delivered heavy counter at
tack tack upon the allied lines in the vicinity s Of vrn five r miles ] south Of drs Rhs ms
Rheims reported
Americans Still Pound the Crown Prince
THE AMERICAN ARMY ON THE AIsNE-MARNE FRONT
Obi Associated PssThe French
Crown Prince Frederick William Of Ger
points, but allies the situation as favorable
Mammoth Transport Torpedoed and Sunk
AN IRISH PORTThe White Star liner Jusca $1,000 TONS one OF the
largest orpedoed and sunk
of America after
delivering a contingent of American troops
having carrying capacity of
1000 5000 She 74o feet long.
Casualties 1O8
yesterday M Killed III
a. died of disease " died of accident s. apane
accident, 2; wounded severely, 48; missing |; prisoner
lied Continues
WAsHNGToNTh Allied American forces advance around the n
practically steady for the last two days. General March
with today despite the
thrown 50 divisions "a German division 1880
men) into the fighting Soissons and south Of there
The fighting desperately to retain the single railroad line re-
in be removed as they re-
March said
British Raids Ares
the British last night in the regions south
Buqoy Albert successful reter in many Germans
being taken A German raid northeast OF bhun was
Russian Army to Fight German Is
Observation-Disclosures mobilization Of the Russian army which was dmoD
and Lenne assumed control
July H. according Moscow advices received
here today
Car Nicks Son Is Again
Roanof former heir apparent to the Russian throne
exposure executed accord
dispatches to Berlin newspapers
PoRTF hundred of the Justca landed here
submarines No were lost Only 10 OF the crew were killed Inc
first torpedo struck the engine and the ship stopped Several other tor
red missiles effective
Fishing Torpedoed in American Waters
PORTLAND ME-Al Gloucester fishing schooner Robert and
bomb after the had taken
the boats, 65 miles off the Maine coast Mondas-
ward Moveme o On
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY AISNE-MARNE 'FRONT.'
(By the entire line north
of Chateac Therry the forces nave M =
of nearly all Of Chateet forest The allied advance has made
able jumps in that
Further
driven them through and beyond the town OF Eped
cavalry north the Chateau Therry
line with complete success
To the the
show that the allies
their of supplies which
the to before they be moved
o Distress
received
British steamship off the North Atlantic coast is sending