To produce great masses of war material, thousands of skilled men have been brought and are being brought back from the front and placed in the Krupp and other munitions factories. These men are replaced in the ranks by levies set free by the universal labor service bill, and by a widespread uprising of able-bodied men from hitherto exempt occupations. Another expected development of labor is a change in the attitude of gravity on the western front. The Somme battle has swept its way into comparative intensity and while the military experts here naturally are unable to predict with certainty the plans of the Anglo-French leaders, recent advices point out, official account of these operations was given out here today:
"The enemy strongly attacked the Roumanians on the front north and south of the River Kasto, eight years east of the Moldavian frontier. The Roumanians maintained their positions. An attack by the enemy pressed back the Roumanians near the source of the River Kasto, and obliged them to retire to the region of Patroon. Twenty-two years west of Kokshany and further to the southeast, as far as the Huns, our detachments took up new positions during the night without pressure from the enemy's flanks. In the morning the enemy began."  To launch attacks on the River Plateau and along the Uuze. The attack was arrested by our rifle and artillery fire. 