The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-03-28
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there strong indications that the enemy feeling
rally the strain he had undergone and his had been greatly
While the town Albert has been captured from the British
the face Of greatly superior numbers British have repue
heavy attacks both north and south Of the some and also
stream Wednesday, The fighting still continues sangunay
character all these sectors but everywhere the British and
fighting west Of Albert where the Germans in endeavor to
deboueh westward repulsed by Field Marshal Hag
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Chppi South Of the Somme they have advanced Proyar
All along the fifty mile front the region of Arra the
south Of the Disc Noyon the effects of what been
only oo dem hs Of the
and the and ruin of the towns villages hamets through
""''1 ''s ''"' 10000 GERM GERMAN CASUALTIES
Westward from where the old batt!ene reared itself the
with foes before them who fought with the greatest of bravery
and and ceded ground unless recompesed
estimated that in the great attacks delivered in formation
than 100000 of the nearly million the Germans threw in the
fray dead wounded, in the hands Of their foes.
About twenty-five miles represents the greatest point of
the northern and Southern ends Of the salient he has felt his
ans dangerously to counter attacks which successful
movement Of Won Hndenbug and nu it's entirety the drive
that has been accomplished not improbable that British and
behind will be thrown the weakened
enemy g. : |
AMERICANS ABLE; LINES UNDENTED
Notwithstanding the strength of the German drive nowhere
has the British French 'front.' along the latter of which Amer
troops have given good account Of their ability fighters
been denied Ground has been given true but skill
fully and with such precision of that from north to
south surveyor scarcely could have worked
line Still the hands of the allied portions of the
old line which Hndenburg fe back in his strategic retire
ment' in 1916 u
is LUDENDORF IN COMMAND? g: -ssn.. -:
Just who in command CT the German forces seems be
somewhat in doubt Late dispatches report that Field Marshal
Won denbrg has been at Dvins the Russian and
German correspondents assert that General Won Ludndor
only planned the offensive but the ground last Friday
the other battle fronts the operations continue OF minor
character but daily the situation Italy gives greater indications
that offensive against the Italians in prospect Larger
continue to be drawn behind the line by Austrians
and Germans and artillery activity the grow
intense The fresh being sent to this theatre are
said have been drawn heavily from the Rumanian line
ODESSA RECAPTURED
In Russia Ukrainas and the Bolshevik have recapured
Odessa from Teutonc allies and in addition hold the
portant of Nkoayev Kerson and Zananka Reports
also have that Cossack General Krons have been
surrounded by the Bosheviki. #@:ss &AE . |.
be expected, the Germans spontaneously with
their attack France ropened last week strong submarine at
tacks against British and allied shipping Tweneght merchant
men flying British flag sent to the botton sixteen them
being of 1900 over twelve Of smaller tonnage The
previous week seventeen British merchantmen Of both caegoes
destroyed The Italians during the week lost three steamers
and six sailing vessels in submarine attacks. 4