The Sentinel=record., 1918-06-14

-NtN ibIh. IUNc lAt- ne 0lIeNSlNt movements of the Germans between Mont Didier and Noyou and from south of Disc river to the eastern fringe of the forest of Niuera Cot terets apparently are on the wane In the former region the fierce re- sistance of the French and the allied forces for the time lemg at least have checked he enemy at all point and on some sectors the allies have even tuned yisorously upon the foe and forced him to cede ground he had gained
 Only one attempt apparently was made by the enemy Thursday to bet ter his positions near Mont Didier He launched violent counter attack from Courcelles to he north of Nery
 a iron, of about a mile and half but was badly eat up by the fire of the allied guns and forced to retreat leaving numerous dead and wounded on the field
 Likewise south of the Aisne the in- vaders are meeting witr unxpected opposition and notwuhs anding t9e large numbers they throw into the battle, their gains have been rola lively small
 East of Soissons they penetrated t1 the village of Laversine, Uut were uu- able to advance on any other sec.ors, although at one time orth of Courcy the French trenches were entered un- der the force of the impact
 \ counter attack resulted in these trenches being recaDtured almost i'm % media ely The sole result of the en- emys attack upon the Mont Didier- Noyon line up to the present is that he has by the violence of his attacks cost Of the Cf~e and the forced re- treat of the French from the reeion west of the stream. plotted out tho awkward Noyon salient and brought inc battle front more into direc, alignment with that bc.inning at the Aisne And a terrible price has been paid by Inc Germans for this rectifi- cation of the line
 Whether thr are prepared again to offer huge sacrifices in bending back the other salient and bring the Pie ardy and Aisne battlefields into g more continuous front remains to he seen.
 m addition to the large number of prisoners taken by the allied forces, ten cannon, four being heavy weapons and a large number of machine guns, have fallen into their hands. The German war office admits the joss of some German guns, but asserts their forces have taken at least lj0 allied guns and more than 15,000 prisoners.
 The Germans again have endeav- ored to force the Americans from po- sitions captured northwest of Chateau Thierry, but again met with defeat and the loss of numerous men. The attack was delivered between Sour esches and the Beleau wood, but no- where was the enemy able to gain his objectives
 American officers and men to the number of one hundred and eight, fighting on the Tout sector have been awarded the French war cross for bravery an fidelity
 Aside from Macedonia the opera ions in the other tEreatres of the war continue of a minor character. con- sisting mainly of mutual lombard bardments aud patlol encounters. In Macedonia the French troops have captured territory to a depth Of nearl' nine and one-half miles over am eleven mile front occupied eyelen vil- Iages and taken 3l of the enemy prisoner
 Acordine to an unofficial report em anatng from Berlin the German ad miraIty is 10 declare the waters off the American coast from Mexico tc Canada danger zone for neutral shipping