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urn m miis m CRIV31CS INDEX SUDDEN BLOWS IES M0V!N0 FORWARD From KoFatms a:;! i^tdo A?va !m Mr.rNot! bj Shon l.iiic Of. fenslvrs, Small Gains <«c‘ri»ian IU*. ^ tlrrmentN tho ( aptmo of Mon, Munitions, Guns and the Arquisi. tlon of Vital StratCKk 1 Points. ' V< 4. Vi I The German battle line in France Is still crumbling under the impetus of the attacks of the British and the French. From the region of Sossons around the curve in front to the vic inity of Lasaigny the enemy has been visited with further heavy* defeats, .while further north, between the Somme liver at Braye to the .south or Arras, Feild Marshal Haig’s "men have continued their victorious thrusts. On no rector of the front have the Germans been able to stay their foes, w|k>. have c.iptuted a large iiutnhe * * ( additional towns and vantage p*»lr?f. which. fa th«* further prose- rvtion of tb«* offensive, »r»* of tb« utir.oit strategic vain#. Nowhere |« ?i# enemy br.ag ;e rm1ite«| to pen*** ^ hrea'h. The armlm of llnlg, Man km anu Utritmbert a n pr* «*int ibelr f ac* n* h • e iarii ‘i^t ««»fca ‘ 1 •sf I AS MTAL •PPUTWN * "hlfiUm I < prv<% Tb i r an lt> •#!•« Pwlot to ^ tUtf llr». Itc iucnN IVepf’eteiTi^l fir«t a )o,m) at*«»n iti’endel pritiiariiy to enahW ’he Alllea to retain conrdctv tion of the Iniatlve on the Pica/dv front, the rapidly *1 evelopwj su^c**<s j/»f the Free east of the Oise Thura-’ day night wan t e£#pred by msny mil itary officials as a u^fini a and fully- prepared effort h . r i . ^ a specific 1 part in the larger strategic plans of General Foch. Latest advices describing the ad vance of the French loth Army for two and one-half miles on a front of mort than fifteen miles was taken by experts as conclusive evidence ♦hat the major plan of the allied general issimo, the inauguration of which came with the attack on the right flank of the Rheims-Soissoons sal ient, is far more comprehensive than, has beeii supposed in most circles. It is believed now to include-a- 1 series of actions which will occupy every moment until the arrival of winter rains makes the plateaus of Picardy and the plains of Picardy impossible for large troop movements. Most observers agreed that the im mediate objective of General .At.an- gin’s forces appeared to be the M pb k- ing” of the Rove pocket, with the subsequent control of the important supply line:* between that dry ami Noyon. For the larger objective 10- nard *hich efforts of the Allies an ’»eine lw«nt w »§ r' M n m the cavtun* of Noyon and a r.»«uhant breakdown of the German de{«n»lve line over a front of arons of Rillm. Aett«!llei of the Mrttlsh A-tm •»•! •»f \rra«. a round the M**rv1ltr »•ctor. ’•re thurghi to he liwhed op e.tu .he [ (tra.ig* burg t Mlaro* IntMrd to Taler . ‘lerTCHER BEARERS ALWAYS ON HEROIC • • ’ thwt 1 .efs. if m - V'*^se: IV* t+jfti v;. / jjhf * k‘ i« u attrlHtcr bcaivrs arc eurr.vuq; a wounded comrade loo IV* >* £ - w4iffy'*9, ¥ ' % r^' oftor t^t loot big fight on th# Will. SING SUNGS roMMI MTV MSIUINO ll\ «*Hl I5T HIM %r. IGD 1m . tv,, l nworn^g. formv headl^l^l^fj ty()NEY WASTED nl t i:*»Mf Ms ?**• lte*Hll»lt«'. large* plop • • i« Not • few *tfa!-ftsf • fofwee Ip the wear te »«at*»»rtawf i*irw#L • fWO***leii»# the eyrie on Mhefpie lo the *e# 1*0. t Iw Mw*Nel 4It• e«hoi Hoh< day I »I w .Wh Mb SAYS SENATORS’ REP: ♦ After I .'Him»•*. anil a^qe Incite ci« t^ *a*t* *y • •Inthoi lirttalt 1% at Mae*! 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The French attack by Gen. M:ingin Tuesday on a ^n-kllomere front, ac cording to the latest reports, threat en.* the fall of Noyon, which slowly is being outflanked. • The attack while lacking the ele ment of surprise*, has overcome the carefully prepared positions of the enemy. On his advanced lines the enemy had a formidable array of ma chine guns, forming a shield for his real line of defense. Thus he had two zones of combat. The new Ger man defensive plan has been com pletely undone and the enemy has been forced to seek new positions for defense. In addition to the more than 8.000' prisoners captured Tuesday General Mangin toqk numerous guns and a large amount of material. Viewed In all its aspects the Allied offensive seemingly #how« that Gen. 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WITHDRAWAL Along Ftitirr TYio^t From l^dgiuin to HoiMNwms Fntcnte SiddleFw Arts* ToMing (o'rniun FiMlunuA^e—T* a- tons Retire' In Several Iai|K»rt mi S<Mt<Nn. mid Apjh^mi* Not^to !.Cf L-o Fight. f From Solssons to the Belgian bor der the German armies. In variowo Important sectors, are beiu", put to. the test by the French and British. And it is a test that seemingly bodes ill for the Teutonic arms, for no where have they been able to sustain the shocks. Northwest of Soissons^ from the Aisne to the Oise, north of the Otso to the region around Hove in the Ajras sector and northward on the famous Lys salient, the Germens everywhere have lieen com pel led to. fall bark under the pressure of the French and British trops In a new offensive launched by the Fr**nrh general, Msn^in. over a f-»n»f cf »i»pto%lrtate|y fif;« «*n and a h»f mtloa. from ilatliy. on the 0«*e. to :n» \l •• H**.ir got >n il»«- I n vrh lit |tl**dt bitter figbllnu k*%e «. 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If that he the mur-hara plan h** is pursuing it with skill nnd..unvarying success. Gen.' Ludendorff is being forced to expend his effectives out of a]l proportion to his resources on a given sector of the front, after which another blow is struck home on another sector. At no place have the Germans apparently been strong enough to check the attack entire ly. - . ■ ^ ' Wednesday the German resistance was most desperate on the righf of Gen. Mangin s army In the neigh borhood of Bieuxy. If the French are able to reach the neighboring village of Juvigny, the salient mark ed by th# villages of Juvlgnv. 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Darkness he- over me. my rest a -stone: Vet in my dreams I’d be. nearer my God to Thee, N^arej my God to Thee, nearer to Thee. tbrought the perilous fight, j i 1 **" 1 ** #u«v#h*ful foreign plain O’er the rani >arts we matched motors. were so gallantly streaming , tli<app<iiP ? T.i‘if ^ And the rocket^ red glare, the * n ‘“In** th,i committee s iys the nr - bombg homing in air. ginal ftij^otMt.OttO artaTtrur Hftpro- Gavc probf through life night that PtisHon has been practfcalJy • m-j our flag was still there And the Star ed” and the Bristol fighter and otb- There’s A lamg, lamg Trail. There’s i\ long, long trail a-winding Into the land of my dreams,' Where the nightingales are singing. And a white moon beams; There’s a long, long night of waiting I’ntil my dreams all come true; Til! the day when I’ll be going Down that long, long trail with you. 01 w ftM » *■««»* **10 kV i I I I * » I * ' 'T ’ Hi the Star Spangled Banner in er , >'I ,PS hi,? bL ' en abandoned aB-- ttiumph shall wave. lo,,e a,,(1 experiments an ’ lbs- O’er the land of J^e free and the of ,ifp - - The de Haviland maehln * i- ’ (her There. Over there, over there, #end th# word, send the word over there rum* rom- Ibf »very w her# voy • proyor, •0*4 tW • of4. mo*4 IW 4o#4 to bo- OOfO. • tut !)ie f home of the brave The Marseillaise. Ye sons, of France, awake to glory; Mark, hark! what myriads bid you rise! . , Your children, wives and grand- sires hoary: Benold their tears, and hear their cries. Shall hateful tyrants, mischief breed ;n faulty, it adds, and now in proies-* of change. —•' .. . mm* ■ ■ TO FOR RIB FIB FAVOURS 1 TW G»*m##* will o*o •tobborbl * cuotevflo# with tb# IDritl#b pwtut# u { V#Ot### 40 tb# till# MMMtb of fb ! So♦#«#*■ u»»r rWottoMNi. 01.4 oonb c Mof# uhi*-h #r# •till lo G#rm# 1 b##4* an4 which an# th# k#vat40# to the ro#my 4#f#ti»# Ho# With (h captor# of lleauvraignev by th French, however. Roy# apPMrcntly I on th# #v# of fallln# nnd with Its fa 1 doubtle«* the entlbs tin# nortbwar to th# Somm# al«o «i|| aiv# ftray. * Th# Germans in the MervlII# hn tor of th# Ly# valient everywhere rir being clonHy followed by tho HritM as they give up poMltions under al tack at last accounts they were shot ing no indication that tin Immedfa; halt is In their mind. On the Ly front, although the Germans nr showing some resistance, they ar not putting their wonted heart int their work. There has been little fightin along the Vesle river, where the An ericans and French are facing th enemy. Dealers Arc Being Warned Not t Buv I'sinrl Stocks. mjT|^rZ' iTft? mSTu. •*!■ j T? 4v itm mm Worn. ftomf oWoo mt totWou «ia4 i 044 of lW fWpwm 0 peufa, *" F *mw ovaov ooaa - a<m #oB# Kvery inunicipaiity in South (’aro Pna urged by the Stale (’ouncil of Den fens# to cooperate with the ur . B e ganization by the adoption of an or- With hireling host*, a ruffian band. ; dinance which wijl /orgid the u*e of Affright and desolate the land. fireworks during the perfor of the While peace and liberty lie bleed- war. A resolution railing upon th* In*- mnnlripallti#* of-?h# Htate for «yeb To arm*,, to arm*, ye art. .#* - - aetifni was .ad«»p’^f| at th# U*X bt* *'t**lm P*»r<i uooMir *- (jifMIr m#^:n* oT th^ lKei.** Hareh on march oo. all h#artM re- rooncii at th# f#qu#*t of WtlUam Baak* Mini# ln*piK'tor of Kavlo^lv#* It la f#lt that OBII# firework* ar# u##4 00I9 4<•#-•• tb# (’t'latmov bo.t- 4o#v a# 0 twA# tW provoi i# ttmo to taka ontaw tor tb# toviwo tWt msrrbiotv o»oaMf make tboBr p4#*v MM of fi*4-wook* at tbta p## #4 of *W tow Imp *w W04lbf tvtnia WoworW tMwihf *#w RM ommoMmBOi 00 o B* m# 1»W W toot MB 4b RlbBB BW •#• •4i«MB|i > omom (Of ii mrnm Mf rooBlff of tWo. U-BOATS GET INFORMATION Horn# OffidalH Think (’omniunirati< l« Fstablisluul on .Mainland. 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