The evening world. Newspaper, March 16, 1917, Page 4

| rignting reported in to-day’s official statement “In the Anore sector and on both den of the Bomme between Avre and the Olse there were forefield engage: ments in which prisonera were brought fn," th report sald, “Ale near Arras, In the Argonnes, on the Kast bank of the Meuse, near Cham- buettes, In the forest of Apremont and north of the Rhine-Marne Canal our thrusting detachmenta succeeded in bringing in four officers and more than fifty of ranks, With some ma- chine guns, from hostile trenohes.” | Of the fighting on the other fronts, | the statement said: | “astern war front—Nothing {m- | portant because of frosty weathor LONDON, March 15.—'The town of | again Rakubah, on the right bank of the| “Macedonian front-—Strong French jforcen during the daytime repeatedly Jattacked our positions northweat and upled by | the Britiah, it was announced in a report recelved to-day from Gen. Maude, in command of the British | Tiaria forces. | The Turks continue to fall back on! o the right bank of the Tigris. A nmall enemy steamer attempting to cross the Tigris River wan net afire and ultimately captured, practically | undamaged. ‘The capture occurred on Tuesday, ‘The vesnel carried 250 rifles and a quantity of ammunition The statement eal that forces on Wednesday enco attacked Turkish rearguard right of the Tigris River, at a point fifteen miles north of Bagdad, They drove the Turks back three miles. = RUSSIANS DISLODGE TURKS |!» northwestern n Perea fn an tn of WEST OF KERMANSHAH. Sereno adds PHTROGRAD, March 16. (via Lon- troops have distodred the Turkish forces from thelr forti- fied positions on the summit of Nar- leshkian, to the west of Kenmanshah, BRITISH GAPTURE ANOTHER TOWN FROM THE TURKS | Named Postmaster at b Sovtnastes at Bimivs. WASHINGTON, March 16. — Daniel) Sheehan was nominated to-day by Pres ident Wilson as postmaster at Elmira, N. ¥. 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