Pidimond Times, April 7th, 1917. Twelve pages, by fair price, two cents. Society Doings. See Miss Wilkins's News and accurate reports in The T.-D. GERMANS SUFFER HEAVY LOSSES IN Try to Regain Positions Between Gavrelle and the Scarpe River. HAIG'S MEN CONTINUE TO HOLD THEIR GROUND. French Line Bends Under Impetus of Forceful Drive, but Firm Hold Is Maintained. ITALIANS WIN ST KONG POINTS Successes for Allies Recovered Both in Mesopotamia and in Macedonia. In France, the Carpathians, in France, the German forces, have again made counterattacks against positions taken from them by Field Marshal Haig's line, but again the British, in heavy fighting, have again been able to hold their ground. At one point, by numerous superior forces, the Germans made the British fall back, but, returning to the fray, the British immediately repulsed the Germans and recaptured their lost ground. Likewise on the Asiatic sector, the Germans have been successful.  By the French, the Germans threw in large effective forces in an endeavor to push back the line. At several places, the French line bent under the impetus of the forceful offensive, but, like the British, the Frenchmen launched brilliant counter-attacks which enabled them to retake their lost ground and inflict heavy losses on the French. 