The Daily Star-Mirror

TOLO
NUMBER 191
MOSCOW, LATAH COUNTY, IDAHO, TUESDAY, APRIL 24, 1914.
MOSCOW GOES OVER TOP!
ALLIES HOLD ON WESTERN FRONT LIKE A STONE WALL
The allies' lines on the western front are holding like a stone wall.
The fact they have not only held but have been advanced in many places. The Germans have advanced in a few places at frightful cost but have been hurled back, losing not only the ground taken at the cost of many lives, but losing ground they held before their advance was undertaken. Taken as a whole, the situation in the west is better than it has been for several days. The Germans are being killed at a lively rate but are making no gains. After the Germans are thrown back, the allies have been able to advance several times.
The telegraphic and cable news from the battle front today follows;
Hordes of Germans Die in Vain—Ground Retaken
WITH THE BRITISH ARMY IN FRANCE, Tuesday—By Associated Press
—In front of the defending positions today the ground is covered with the bodies of gray uniformed men in untold numbers, representing the awful price paid by the Germans for a little temporary success which was later wiped out by the allies.
This morning the lines in Flanders were, to all intents, the same as when the Germans surged forward yesterday, the ground lost having been retaken later in the day and last night. 