"The Allies' infantry, after four days of continuous artillery fire, launched a uniform attack between Ancre and Somme. The fighting commenced at noon yesterday, and continued furiously last night. Between Ancre and Eaucourt, L'Abbey, our fire stifled the hostile thrust," the official announcement says. "The successes of the enemy east of Eaucourt, and the conquest of villages on the Gendencourt Bouchavesnes line must be recognized. Further south, repeated French charges have failed."
SEVEN ZEPPELINS IN RAID
Twenty-Nine Persons Were Killed and Several Small Houses Were Wrecked
By the United Press Associations.
LONDON, Sept. 26.—Twenty-nine killed and several small persons were lost. Houses were wrecked by the seven.
LOST COUPLE IS FOUND
Nearly Exhausted After Two Days Wandering Are Found on Mountain Slope
By the limited Press Associations.
PORTLAND, Sept. 26.—Mr. and Mrs. Anton P. Edlefson, lost since Sunday, were found wandering in deep timber on the southern slope of Mount Hood this morning. They were nearly exhausted, and were carried five miles to a government camp.
Zeppelin airships which participated in a raid last night, according to announcements by General French. Defenders drove the air fleet away from industrial establishments, and no factories or military works were damaged.
STEAMER LOST IN STORM
Deck Load of Lumber Shifts, Sweeping Crew Into Lake—Six Perish
By the United Press Associations.
OSWEKO, N. Y., Sept. 26.—Six of  Her crew perished when the steamer Robeval, plying between Ottawa and Oswego, sank six miles off shore in Lake Ontario in a terrific storm yesterday. Three survivors in a lifeboat station this morning. 