Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 29, 1915, Page 2

THE BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, Avwil 29, GERMAN RUSH IN [ FLANDERS AT END SVEN HEDIN, NOTED SWEDISH EXPLORER, has visited both fronts of the German lines, in France and in Poland, and will write a book of his observations. The photograph shows him, with his assistant, conversing with an officer on the eastern battle front. Hedin — cast in his lot with Germany at the beginning of the war. Then the kaiser invited him to Allies Are on Offensive, but Berlin || vigit the battle fronts and he spent several months in the trenches, observing modern war- Says Their Attacks Have Not ||| fare at close range. Succeeded. I . | FATE OF CALAIS IN BALANCE| THOMPSON, BELDEN LONDON, April 28.—The official | statements concerning the fighting in the wicinity of Ypres are contradic : tory. It would appear that the Ger man offensive north of that city| which resulted in the recent gaih of nearly three miles, has reached its limit, and that, although the Ger- mans hold most of the ground they gained the question now Is whether they have sufficiently consolidated the line to retain It The rush over, the British troops are now sald to have taken the offensive and are striking toward 2t. Jullan, which the Germans captire”, while the the left, not only hate pushed (he mans from Liserne, their new lodgement on the west bank of the canal nearest Onalals, but have crossed the canal and hold Het Sas. on the east bank Says Attacks Fall The German officlal communication of today, which records no progress for the German “troops. admita that the British took the offensive toward St Jullan, but insists that the successive attacks broke down. Some sections of the Brit'sh press pro- foss the bellet dhat the crisia in the new Battie, or werfes \of batties, for the French const has passed, but others are of the opinton that the end is not yet ' The Bal:;y’sr Spéciaity Shop It’s not a department that’s been added just because we ought to have some sort of an infants’ wear section. It's a real specialty shop, complete with everything recognized as neces- sary for the baby’s wardrobe. Every mother should be thoroughly well acquainted with this interesting section devoted to Infants’ Wear. The very moderate prices will soon demonstrate to every mother the folly of using her own valuable time fashion- ing baby clothes. .The completeness of our stocks will leave nothing to be desired. A Special Disglay Thursday which - will be appreciated. We request the pleasure of a visit. “The fate of Calais still hangs in the balance,” saya the Evening News. “Ger- ; Infants’ Wear Shop—Third Floor. mans are not disheartened. They are not o - - . A starving and they are capable of a great sustsined offensive in Flanders. ' Progreas Continaen. PARIS, April 27.—The following official communication was issued by the war office tonight: “To the north of Ypres our progress eontinues, as well s that of the British army. We have ‘taken a number of prisoners and have captured a quantity of material, including bombthrowers and machine guns. ‘On the front of Les Eparges—at Remy —trench of Calonne, the German attacks have. been completely repuised. At ona point of the front alone an officer esti- Purchases Made Thursday and Friday, April 29th and 30th, Will Appear on the Statement Reaching You June 1st Beautiful Silk and Cotton “Crepola™ Crepe Novelty Half Price, 25¢ a Yard An unusual ‘reduction in price, due to our policy of disposing of broken lines on short notice. There are some Beauty and Style Not until you wear a War- ner’s Brassiere will you realize how. perfectly they fit and how exquisitely the delicate laces and embroideries harmonize with the daintiest lingerie; in- mates the Killed at nearly 1.000. We have taken the offenstve and are making progress. At Hartmans, Wetlorkopt, after having summit, we sdvanced for a 20 metren down the eastern of four British guns is not correct.” Battle of Stry Enters Fifth Day. dying wife. The operation lasted thirty minutes, more than a quart of blood PETROGRAD, April %.—(Via London.) | Ping taken from Dr. Spgidel. His wife ~The battle of the Russian and Austro- [died a few hours later. Dr. Speidel is German armies in the vicinity of Siry, |TePorted fto be in a critical condition, in the Carpathlan mountains, has entered | it bis physiclan says he will recover. its fitth day with no signs of diminishing and with the outcome still undecided. LAND CAMPAIGN ALONG STRAITS IS PROGRESSING (Continued from Page One.) French apparently have resumed the of- fenalve In that reglon. ‘The most significant happenings in the diplomatie situstion is the recall to Rome of the Itaifan ambassadors in London, Berlin and Vienna for a conférence with the minister of forelgn affairs. Austria is credited with maki new Concessions to Ttaly. Ttalian o e leve that the -points still unsattied be- tween Italy and Austria 36 not make an . | agreement impossible. French Advance Into Flanders. PARIS, April 38.~The French war office this afternoon gave out an official report on the progress of hostilities reading: “To the north of Ypres we have con- tinued to make progress. This is par- tieularly so on our left, where we took sIX machine guns, two bomb throwers and much war material, at th esame time nking several hundred prisoners, includ- Ing & number of officers. losses of the enemy were heavy. At & single point on the front not far from the cunal we counted over 800 bodles ot German soldlers. “On the helghta of the Meuse along the | front of Lea Eparges-Saint Remy, the i :.li i-i -5 Hn H = 6,000~ \ Nowadays, deaths due to weak kidne are 7% more common than 20 Years axo, aceording to t h e cenwus. Over-work and worry are the causes. T h o kidneys can't kidney " kness is > |} :u:l‘l-y In LN t f you 4O, Dow my back hurta.” LT 0 e, wpells, sick headaches, or urinary don't mistake the cause. Fight the danger. More care as to diet, habits, etc, and the use of Doan's Kidbey Pills ought to bring quick re- Hef. There are hundreds of thousands Levin, 2619 Frankiin : “I had no little trou heavy ache across my kid- times it was so bad that 1 my housework. 1 often suf- headuches and my kidneys . Doan's Kidney Pills !- 3 iy trench of Calonne, we continued to gain advancing about one kilometer (two-thirds of & mile), Inflicting heavy losses on ‘the enemy and destroying & German battery.” British Attacks Repulsed, BERLIN, April 3.-(Via London.)~The German army headquarters staff today ‘tempted’ yesterday to recapture the tory which they had lost in Flanders. In the afternoon they commenced an attack on both sides of the Ypres-Pllket high road, but the attack broke down com- pletely 20 meters in fromt of our posi- tion. “A second English advance further east during the evening had the same re- sult. Here also the enemy suffered heavy losses. The 'enemy did not attack on the western bank of the canal. “In the Champaigne district an exten- taken by us by storm during the nig fended and maintained against several ounter attacks. The enemy again suf- fered heavy losses, sixty unwounded Frenchmen, four machine guns and thir- teen mine throwers falling into { bands. | “Between the Meuse and the Moselle {only fierce artillery batties took Rlace |A wtrong French night attack in Lae Pretre wood was repulsed with sanguin ary losses “After thelr unsuccesstul advances of { Hartmans-Wellkerpof. | '“At Altkirsch one of our Lrouglit down & French seroplane. aviators {of Russian positions extending over a | the northeast of Suwalki. “To the north of Prsasynss (northern .| Poland) two officers and 410 Russians were taken prisoners ymw and three machine guns were captured.” “Yesterday's official French and Brit- teresting proofs of the means whereby the public in the countriea of our enemies s being misled “The French assert they have recap- tured Hartmans:Wellerkopf, which we took away from them on April % In reality no attacke at all have been made since the unsuccessful attempts to re- capture the summit on mmoli Apwil %. Therefore the summit is In our “The Britieh report ‘ways that the #ive French group of fortifications was north of Le Mesnil and wuccessfully de- \ Orkwn Brothers our | April % the Freach have made no more | fresh attempts to attack our positions on | “Eastern theater: We took possession Fighting 1s progressing in the narrow mountain defiles and there is little op- portunity for the carrying out of maneu- vers. The exceedingly strong Austro-German force, accoriing to the meager reports recelved here, is daily recelving reinforce- Methodist Bishops Meet in Des Moines DES MOINES, Ia, April 28—Twenty Methodist bishop: representing the United States, Chink and South America, met hare today to arrange dates amd places for holding the varlous church conferences and to assign bishops to the conferences. The occasion is the semi-annual meet- ing of the church heads. Among the early arrivals are Bishops James W. Bashford, representing China; Homer 8. Stuntz, représenting Bouth America, and . 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