The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, April 19, 1918, Image 8
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THUBSOATO WAX NUMMARY
liiwt Aw^riiltj PWm Revliew ?!
HiUutlofi ou Kl|fa(iiii Frw#?.
<>OUt Of (bp ClMO* of Ulfl tn-UMMMiOUS
inline ui<hik iii?- i,y* river; *outb *?<i
miiii hvv<*?t of YpreM, the thuuder of
which tuny l*> board forty of flfty
intU'ti awHy, thuro hnvo com(* durliiK
the i>MNt day r<?|K?rt* which aro wore
?*iicouruKt<i^ to thi? Allhst I'owert, Th?*
JHritltb not only Iihvo all tin*
which they we?) (trft-ndlajf ou Tue*
day, but have utruck back ho innver
folly tliat Mctereu ?nd i?urt of Wyt
vK*hH??t4? w#r? retaken mul hekl for a
t liiM'i Only after heavy niipckn <ll<l the
Itritlsh retire again from the village*.
The iuu.il UUturt>tng uew* ha? lava
a reiiort from Uerlln that I'oeh'aia'lh*
ami l4tiig4*marvk. uortb of Y|>rea, have
bct'U taken by the (ici'man*. ami the
HiluiUttUjt) from IahwIoii that the lirit'
ill hare retlmljfrom certain of (heir
lllieg til tho Vfflk aallent. Tlu? retire
in??irt b< *r<* w a? expected. for the ad
vance of tho Oennanii at Ncnve, h'gll*
mikI Hull leu) left tbp po?ltloo? Id trout
i>t Wpi%*H open to a flu u It attack. ft
Ik oflK-lally atated (Iih t the rHIm&eut
wax orderly unit tt in probable that
It will bare wore of u sentimental
than astrati'Klf effect. JiiHt bow fur
ttu> lii-lt Iwli lino* havr been withdrawn
in not known.
Tito bat No. mkv In It* tllntb (lay, ban
deepened In tnUtnxHy at uiany
along tbe Curved front from Mothine*
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rltbffl to There have b#<.n
reiH>rtM that the Cermatui have om?
pUxl the village of Ht. Klol, which U?-s
le** tbitu lhr?v uiilfs south of Ypre*.
but the#?? have uot iMHtu ?>|iHruitH|. It
I alxo w?h hhIiI that tl*\> M.v* tuk^u
j mii the Houth alope of Mount
Kfiuuu'l. Tli i >? ?lx> has iu>? btcH fail*
IrwHf.
(#11 all tlu- remainder of the frout
from Merino* rhlire ?ottth?vo#t\vanl
the < (pram it* have lluny theiQMOlve*
a?aln>? t !??? ifrauitt* wall of rhe llrlt*
l*h ? i. r< mi ? < uiiWai and ^uul-onk iai
di*imtcbe? have tokl pf the frightful
losHCtt inflicted upon the attacking
lUttMCM of troop*.
On Hio southern shle ot the valient
then' have been engagements ot ?otn i\
magnitude, especially cast ot Ko^mioq,
live miles northwest of Hetliiiiie, wliw
tfce y^riuaiiH were caught bjr the Brit
ish artlfrery Are and mattered.
The line in front of Ana^ lias again
tKH'ii the mvne of fighting. |>llt lien*
the British took tiie offensive ami
rtiovr thr. t.ui
tirnvbw*. ^1
In the lM<*rdj #*ctor ttter*
lively artillery eugHmm-utH b?w?Z1
the Somroe ?u<l river*.
Farther aoijth only ruUUn# <w.:
been jcolng ?u.
Th* Turk# unuounve tlmt t^y w
taken the city <>t liutum, ou foL. ,JJ
*'rn . nhore ot the Mat* sou. Tht, B
port HtrenuouH lighting befoj* Z'
Hu^lun ilefemlern finally woiv uri?
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Tonight there will be American boys in
lonely listening posts far out in the desolation
of No Man's Land, American boys in the
darkness and the mud and cold of the trenches
under the ceaseless thunder of guns and the ;
scream of shells, American boys tramping ?
along the pitch-black, shell -torn roads.
Through the long, dreary hours, as ttieyj
wait and watch in the dark, while dangers j
lurk on every hand, their thoughts turn j
to the homes they have left behind, homes j
on distant farms, in scattered villages, in great j
" cities, and they see in imagination the jplea^
sant home lights shining out into the nighfcjj
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You, back here in the peace and safety of the homes they
love, can help in the bitter struggle that our boys must
face tonight, and tomorrow night, and every day, and
every night, until the final VICTORY is won. You, *.
too, must work to keep the home fires burning ? for our
sons in France
They need guns and more guns, shells and more shells.
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they need tanks and transports and airplanes, good food
and warm clothes and medicines and hospital supplies""!
an ever increasing abundance of all the vital materials ;
of war, if they are to drive the ruthless German invaders
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back within their own borders, and establish for all time*
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the sacredness of American liberty and the. safety of Amer*
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ica's homes? their homes, our homes. "
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For these lads that &? fighting and dying for you-do your share to send thdm to
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VICTORY. Invest today in Bonds of the
Liberty Loan?
the bonds you c^, Keep the hojne fires burning.
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