SIGNS OF A BIG MOVE IN THE WEST

Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2540, 14 August 1915, Page 5

SIGNS OF A BIG MOVE IN THE WEST

GERMAN TROOPS ON THE MARCH FRENCH RECOVER SOME LOST GROUND ' By Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright Paris, August 12. A conimuniquo states: "Gorman attacks at Mario Theresa and Fontaine-aux-Charmes wero completely repulsed. "Tlicro was fairly lively fighting from trcnch to trench at Bois lo Prctrc, with grenades and largo bombs. ' ... "A Gorman attack at Lingckopf was repelled after grenado fighting,"' (Ree. August 13, 8.50 p.m.) ParlSi 'Augliftl- 1.3, • ' Official.—"Our oountcr-allmiHs havo twitted trf-tlw to U'oudiw cast of tk Ji'* 1® OliatcaU'JOinarvjUl Road. • ■

"There is great artillery activity, in the Northern IWoevro, and Bois lo Prctrc. On the Barrenkopf tho enemy bombarded Raon le Tape, killing a few civilians." GERMAN OFFICIAL COMMUNIQUE., Amsterdam!, August 12. A German official communique statos: "North of Vicunc le Chateau wo captured a group of fortifications. Tha enemy's losses were .severe." BAVARIAN REGIMENTS ALMOST ANNIHILATED. Paris, August 12. _ ! Advices from' Basle state that some Bavarian regimonts. were almost annihilated in attacking Thaim. Tho French batteries compelled the Germans to evacuate Dornach. IMPENDING ASSAULT ON YPRES-LA BASSEE LINE (Rec. August 13, 7.5 p.m.) Amsterdam, August 13. There have been numerous German desertions owing to the impending resumption of a general attack on the Ypres-La Basseo line by tlio German armies. In a published order of the day in Flanders, it is stated: "Our work is practically finished in the East, and we are about to begin in the West, l'eaco is certain in October." ' (Reo. August 14, 0.50 a.m.) ! _ Amsterdam, August 13. I There has been a notable: increase during tho last fe<w days of German troops traversing Belgium, going towards the Western frontj,