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Evening journal., 1916-10-02
ms METER OPERATION.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DELMAR, Del, Oct. 2.-Henry Cal
laway. a Delaware Railroad cOnduc-
tor. died Thursday under q surgical
operation at the Johns Hopkins Hos
pital. Baltimore. where he had been
under treatment for several months.
Funeral services were held here on
Sunday and interment made in the NJ
p. Cemetery Mr.. Galloway was IS
years old and is survived by his widow
and two sons. Deceased was formerly
resident Of Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1916-10-02

who advertises his institution with the
aid of the triple balls What hap
pens is better seen than described
but suffice to say right here. thai the
inimitable Charlie sots things hum
ming from the very beginning, and
some OF the most comical situations
arise. when widely different types OF
character come into the establishment
to raise money on various articles
"His Wife's Good Name" Is the added
attraction
Evening journal., 1916-10-02
Contested LIQUOR Gases
TO Be HEARD TOMORROW

In General Sessions Court tomor.
row the contested liquor license cases
will be heard. There have been re-
monstrnces filed against the applica.
tons of Jacob Mroeska. Front and
Walnut streets and Norman l.. Van.
done, Front aud Market streets.
Evening journal., 1916-10-02
TRIPLE CELEBRATION.

To celebrate the purchase of new
home, the christening of a new baby
boy, Symore. and the fifth anniversary
of the birth Of their daughter, Bea-
trice. a party was given last night by
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Berman at their home.
No. 1900 Walnut street. One hundred
guests from New York. Philadelphia
and from this city were present.
During the evening a collection
amounting to S42.65. was taken for the
European war sufferers and turned
over to the Jewisb-American Relief
Committee.
Evening journal., 1916-10-02
VERY Good EDDIE"

every Good Eddie which is TO b.
seen Of The Playhouse next Friday aud
Saturday nights and Saturday matinee
would he a great comedy even without
music, although the bevy OF pretty
chorus girls ma added greatly TO the
production. The evening gowns worn by
Tho girl, in the second act are claimed
10 Dec the last word in drcs,making. Ia
one number striped suits are Worn with
Jackets made of leather Tine effect is
said 10 be stunning.
Evening journal., 1916-10-02
AT THE MAJESTIC

Having danced their way to fame in
European capitals and i'm South Amor
lea. the Internal ionally celebrated Mau.
rice and Florncc Walton, the nttcr a
native Of This city. where her friends
arc many, are now making their motion
picture debut in "Ihc Quest Of Life
which is the attraction az the Majestic
today and tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1916-10-02
sTHF ONLY GIRL

At The Playhouse tomorrow night.
Joe Weber will present a return en-
gagement OF teh delightful musical
comedy success. "Tho Only Girl" for
which Victor Herbert has composed
some Of his finest melodies. with book
supplied by Henry Blossom.
This charming musical play has
Evening journal., 1916-10-02
DIR. KRAEMER AT BUFFALO.

DR. W H. Kraemer and Chief War
den Richard Cross, of the New Castle
County Workhouse. leave next Sunday
for Buffalo. ~ Y. to attend the con-
vention of the American Prison As
ISOLATION in that city. DR.. Kraemer
will read paper before the conven-
ton.
Evening journal., 1916-10-02
NnGFL.S MINSrREIS

John W. Vogel. "The Minstrel King
and his combined forces, will make THEN
bow in brand new production Octohm
@ and 10. at Tho Playhouse in "Japland
The offering is classed as an operate
minstrel farcc-comedv in two acts and
fourteen scenes.
Evening journal., 1916-10-02
BOY HAS SKULL FRACTURED.

CraWfOrd MachObert, aged II
years, of No. 312 Cornell street. was
knocked down by a mail collection
wagon and sustained a fractured skull
at Eighth and Market streets Saturday
night. He was taken to the Delaware
Hospital.
Evening journal., 1916-10-02

Edward G. Bradford. upon application
of Josiah Marvel and Walter ]. Willis.
solicitors for Vesta L. Bastian. con-
nected with the interests as cocoon
plainants, the court entered an order
referring the petition OF Intervention
and answers thereto, to a master
Evening journal., 1916-10-02
MRS. MAYS
LETTER to WOMEN
More Proof that Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Com
poundRelievesSuffering.

We &c table Com
pound was recon-
mended and ! took
about six bottles.
IL fixed me up all
right. The common
symptoms Of such a
condition - pain
when walking, irri-
tation, besringdown
pains and backache,
nervousness and dis
lordered digestion
Evening journal., 1916-10-02
At THE VICTORIA.

Everyone will he asking this week,
Have YOU seen The Pawnshopg'' at
the Victoria, and no wonder the fun
NEST man in the Charlie
Chaplin certainly is funny. as the
assistant TO the unique type OF banker
Evening journal., 1916-10-02
KICKED UPp WITH WRONG MAN

When arraigned In CITY Court this
morning on a charge Of disorderly
conduct and resisting an officer. John
Wilson admitted resisting the officer
but declared he did not know tho
man was an officer. He was arrest
ed by Special Officer Lloyd II. Leman,
of the p, B. and W. police force
while asleep in the railroad waiting
room. He was fined IS and costs
in each case.
Evening journal., 1916-10-02
Every Day

this month you will need this
new outfit. Thes are all here
and ready.
Fall Overcoats, $40 % $50.
Winter Coats. SO to $50.
New Suits. $40 to $50.
New Hats. $3.50 20 IS.
New Shoes. $500 10 81.
New shirts. S10O 10 So.
New Tics. 25c TO S1.50.
New SoX. 25c to S1.50.
New Raincoats. SO to SIS.
New Sweaters. S1.00 10 $40.
New Mackinaws. So to $40.
Hundreds OF styles. every size
for men and boys. More stock.
more business than ever and We
want yours.
MULLINS HOME STORE
9Th and Market.
Evening journal., 1916-10-02
AT NE NATIONAL rHEArRE.

Mr. Hopkins viii present the new de
tcctivc series. 1.-THE Iron Claw at tn,
National Theatre every Wednesday
"The Strange Case of Mary Page end ,
last Wednesday
Evening journal., 1916-10-02
AT THE QUEEN.

Norma 1amagc orc OF the most
popular girls upon the screen. we'll
known 80 lnanglp fans, will I've seen in
1.-The Sotial secretary today and TO.
morrow al The Queen
Evening journal., 1916-10-02
Will CASE GOES no MASTER.

In the case of Catherine p. Mathie-
son. against Thomas J. Craven. execu-
tor of the last will Of Thomas Jami-
son and others. in the United States
District Court this morning Judge
Evening journal., 1916-10-02

in Wilmington before it goes into a
New York theatre.
Evening journal., 1916-10-02

been accorded high rank among those
Of It's kind that have been produced
in recent years and was so well
thought OF by New York audiences
that for an entire year IL was the
reienine success in that city whore
it was played at the Lyric Theatre.
Evening journal., 1916-10-02
IMPROVE YOUR SKIN
WHILE YOU SLEEP
With Hot Face Baths of CutiCura
Soap On Retiring, Acts on
Pores All Night, Trial Free

On retiring smear the face gently with
Cuticnra Ointment. Wash off in FIVE
minutes with Cuticura Soap and hot
water, using plenty Of Soap. Rinse
lightly with tepid water. This clears the
pores of impurities collected during the
day, freshenS the complexion and leaves
enough of the Cuticura indictments on
the skin TO soothe any irritation present.
PIMPLES ITCHED AND BURNED
i had a serious pain from pimples
which affected my whole face. They
were very large and red and some broke
out in a white form. They itched and
burned and could not sleep and my skin
became red and irritated
| saw an advertisement of Cuticura
Soap and Ointment and got some.
kept on using them and was completely
healed inside OF two weeks, with one
cake of Cuticura Soap and one box of
Cuticura Ointment" (Signed) Rebecca
L. Leisky. 1887 s. 5th ST, Philadelphia.
Sample Each Free by Mail
With SIP. Skin Book on request. Ad-
dress postcard: 'Cuticura, Dept. t,
Boston" Sold Throughout, the world.
Evening journal., 1916-10-02
At THE GARRICK.

The stage is set at the Garrick The
atrc this week for bill OF headliners.
Several exceptionally big acts have
been booked Mabel Barra will appear
I'm the elaborate musical comedy. THE
Midnight Kiss" the scene for which is
laid in the bird room Of the Foll.cs'
cabaret There are ten musical COM
edy stars in the cast. Another big
Broadway attraction Is the comedy
scream, "Mary's Angle" featuring
Lynne Everman. The bill Is OF the
same high calibre all THO way through,
including the following acts: Morris
sey and Vera. eccentric dancers; ed
die Bowling. character comedian: the
five Indianas. athletic girls; Morris
and Beasley comedians and singers
and Lady San Mel. the Chinese song
bird
Evening journal., 1916-10-02
400 LAVE mol CLAsSIFY

LkT ANTED THREE AT-APPEA1s
w ing single young men to trave
with manager. Experience not essen
tial. Chance for advancement. Apply
at p. m. Miller, l03-lO7 W. 4th st.
oct2-2t
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-20
Die beutiee Gage.

Die 95ote unieres Braiioenten an
Sic oeutihe 8eaierung lit beltte
iiberrei9t. Sic felt oie alterno=
tipe, et1tmeoer Ben l1nterieebooffrie9
gan5li9 %um5uanoern ooer nit einem
@bbrl1d Der 9e5iebuneen 5n ben
Ser. Staaten 5u rednen. Die Sage
tit oaour6 eine lebr ern5te eetDor=
oen,f BENT man fant fa1int mrneb=
men, ooB 9eutiblano nadgeben
miro, perbinoer1 oo6 Die GerboIt=
niiie ielbit Elm iol6es 0adeeben.
Sic 9eutl6en baben BET 8erbun Ell
men onideineno Iebr midtigen Or
folg errltngen, aud Die 5ron5olen
melben @rfolee uno ebenio Die STD
liener IN ben alpeneegenoen Sirols
uno Die GltIien in Ser 9edbe BON
@r5erum. &uiiilde Siilfstrnppen
fir Die Sran5oien io0en in Marieine
geln1oet ieim.
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@pu Der beredJtisten Gntriitmms

oes bertiden Iolfe5 iiber Die lin
te~ritiisut,g, Die Die Ser. Staatel
9euti9lanbs Seinoen 5uteil peroen
laifen, Ipra1 Dor einigen Gaeen Der
Gbefreoaftenr oes ,Scientific Slime
rican" Dor eifter &erIammI1lng Der
9abD 2eague. Cine ser @efabren,
ipeldJe Die Ser. Staten beoroben
tperoen@, iagte er unter anoerem
miro oas @efibI Der @ntriiltuna
iein, bas man in DeittIdIano mad
Dem 8riege begen miro tuesen Der
nnteritiitung, Die mir ieinen Sent
ben anseoeiben laiien. Die oeut-
ide Totte Iiegt binter ibrer unber-
glei1lid)en Seefiiite uno anberen
8erteioigtngslinien Dor ieoem @n-
griff b~ollItan6ig ftder. IS lit Die
8oIitif Ser oertIben 4~omiraIitGt,
|iene Gotte bis gum S6luB oeS 8rie-
ges intaft 5u balten. Oas f2ano,
oefien 6lagge iene mahtige Marifie
fiibrt, eIauH, oaB es l1riade slt tie
fer, bitterer uno o~auernoer Be-
ihmeroe 9egen Die 8ereinigten
Staaten bat. @enn ser &rieg elm
fir Die oeutIden @affen u%ngiiniti-
ges @noe nebmen IoIte, miro
9euti1lano iagen, nnb miro es ben
nod ungeborenen @enerationen
iiberliefern, oaB es triltntpbiereno
aus oiefem 4rieee berporgegangen
iein tpiiroe, ipenn es nift tpegen Der
9ilfe getueien tpGre, Die mir ieinen
Seiuoen geliefert Baben.4 90 melt
Die 8eredtieung Der 1T DeutIft
Lamb berri6en6en gntriiitung iiber
uniere u%nnneutrale Saltung inbe-
tradt fommt, pflidten mir @aIfer
bei. Sn 3entidlano miro man oos
nidt bergeiien. aber cine @efabr
fir bie Ser, Staaten liegt BARN
nidt, i~penigitens ni6t oie @efabr,
bon Ser @oIfer ipri1t. 9entiblano
miro tros Der llnteritiitung, oie
mir ibnen 5uteil tperoen laiIen, ii6er
feline Seinoe triiimpbieren. Die
geritimmung ge9en Die Ser. Stao-
ten miro iid auf mirtidaftlidem,
nidt auf politiihem Gebiet duBern,
iino aitd bic miro iibertpunoen iper.
ben, ipeilit Die Ser. Stoaten sur
g%rfenntnis bes Idtpereu l1nredtes
fommeit, oaB iie 9elitldlono sllae-
fiigt baben unb Den guten 8ilen
befunoen es ipenigitens nob Ioq-
lidfeit pieoer gut sit MAIDEN. 8enn
Ser arieg borbei 1T, miro manfes
anoers ousidolten als belite, un6
@ooorotp 8ilion miro i'm @eiBen
Sauie efpia nidt reeieren.
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Srtie Yrtie fit seras: 9onneraag 20, aprl 1915.

ban11ien berabigte MIDI. Sic pifien,
i) fonnte perid)minoen. Niennano
tpiiroe ftf oarum fiinlmer11. SD bin
MIR eilt gerpobnIider S%eenlann, oes-
Dol6 belt ib Sen Mfunb.
50 fubren mir noroIi6. 81 iie
l1orolid pom Sslonb ober 5miIhen
S8Iano ltn6 Ben Sbetlonos Sosn|eln
f1bren, meiB i0 nidt. Spater frog
tie i6 lie, ME tie es getan bottelt.
Sic 5udten Die S6ulterrL griniten
1tno e~rmiberten:
0Wfein 5reuno, mir Iiefen eirl
m0brenb Sic i6liefen."
Ser punoerbare Sell bierpon lit,
0oB sic Geffel Ger Gen @ine per-
fruitet naren nto lire Maidinerie
Meeafafate0 ssae1le. Sic NOR
nidt in einem 3uitonoe fir Sf)nel-
Iigfeit. 8enn tie finf5ebn &1loten
uls ibr 8eftes MAIDEN fonnte, bin
ih fein Wotrofe.
8ie eeiaat, id) babe feline Soee,
tpie iie iiber Die g1oroiee fam. snes,
mas id meiB, 1T, oaB ite es tot. Sic
i1manfte bormortS, pie Elm iiber-
Iaoenes Sradtdiff in idiperer See.
sic gi1te nidt ourd] Die 5ioros nod
onrd Ben Self. Sd meiB bos. Mber
@ott meiB, pie iie biniiber fam.
Siderli6 idliipfte lie 5uilden ben
britilden &rell5ern our6. gs gob
feinen onoeren 8eg.
Mm Moreefl unierer anfunft
brodten tie uns auf's 8erbed. Sic
ladten iiber unier @ritounen. @ir
oadten, mir miiroen einen britiihen
&reu8er in Der geabe ieben, Ser be-
reit iei5 uns git friegen. @ber es
mar nidts 5n ieben auBer @iIbelms=
boper1 unb elm 9ubeno oeutfher
&rieesidiffe Die CUR @ftion flar ee=
maht tparer uno 8ampf sur Mb=
fabrt botten.
Io6oem fie ms oos oeutlde,
@ei6ipaoer se3etgt uno uns einen
Itenl5ug in FREEZER 2uft geipdbrt bot-
ten, trieben fie uns mieoer bintn-
ter. Our Seier ibrer &iidfebr fam
cine Gopele an goro uno ipielte
cine o0er 5ipei Stiinoen. 9ann ao='
ben fe inns ooppelte &ationen uno
einige Slaiden elmer @rt bon Glim
unD 81d6en 3abof.
Sic bradten nns bur6 @il-
belmsBaben 5u einem 5lotten De
tentionsIaeer. Wir fonnen iiderIih
ms nidt iber lire 8ebonoll1ng be-
flagen. Sd erbieIt 3igaretten nno
Slide uno cine Menee bon ibrem
S6nor5broo.
aapitdn @raf Dobno iaate uns
iebr bofli6 aoe nno true ltns Slime
rifarern @riiBe an infer 2ano a1f.
@lit ab Dor Dem @rafen. Gr tit
bon elmer 9lrt, Ser nit 5olut gum
Sooe eeben piiroe. SD borte, oaB
er mebrere Der britiiden 3ibileefm-
genen on's 2aro iebte nno, ieoem
bier ODER flint Sobereiens ols &eiie-
deln nod SalIe aoh
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GiienBohn /. EaBrpTan.

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$50. 6-8on 2are6o 1920 obenbs
go. 5-@nn ct. 2ouis. 100 pornl.
No. 7-Bon 9earne nnb Sante eS Or
ten 10000 BORN
$40. 7-@om Norben -. ZOO abenbs
$50. 1-sSnnfbine Gpeciol", bon ct.
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80. Sc. 81. egpreB" na9 aaelOr.
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Der Santa Sc ......7:35 abenbs
Mo. 5-No6 2are0o ....7.45 moraens
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e. q. & u. 3.
SO. 1e-gon oouifon, @aco unb Corr
go. 14-@on s5ouitor uno aiifenorfen
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$50. 10-@ntb 2imiteb 1000 mnra.
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30. Social. .4:35 nadrn.
$40. 9-aafb aimite6 lib nadsn.
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RuMANAN DEEEATo

The retreat of the Rumaniansl from
Hermannstadt, 'KTonstadt and the other
positions they had captured in the
Transylvanian region to their own
border along the crest of the Transyl-
vanian Alps, or the Southern Carpath-
ians, means the freeing of the Austrian
TANKS from the menace of a great turn
ing movement, which Russia and her
Rumanian allies were undoubtedly plan
ming If their thrust into Hungary had
proved successful. 81
Incidentally it means that the Rus
SLAMS will have to send large reinforce
ments of men to assist their allies, if
the latter are to hope to strike an eff
fective blow against Won Falkenhayn.
The resumption of the fighting in the
DObrudja district may Indicate as the
dispatches state that the Russians have
been sending in large quantities of men,
their most plentiful war material, to
the assistance of the Rumanians, who
are declared to be well equipped with
munitions. ~ - W" lsus'
Is Russia's Own Fight r sa ...~- d.. O.,
II is certain that the DObTudja fight
is Russia Is primarily, for Dobrudja is
her easiest and best r0ad-to CONSTANT.
nople, the goal of her ambitious since
Peter the Great made nation of her.
The road through Bulgaria to the Gold
en- Horn il not only shorter than the
road from TrebizOnd, but the country
is more suitable FOR attack, and the
movement of large bodies of troops.
Furthermore, success here, while lay
iLg open the advance to Constantine.
pie, would also prove Of inestimable
value to the allies of Russia, who are
struggling with an extremely difficult
problem in Macedonia. : Indeed, there
is school of military experts in Eu-
rope which is declaring that the pros.
poets of n successful allied advance
from the Sslonika front is decidedly
slim, unless the Russians can break the
Bulgarian line aud strike the rear of
the positions General Serial is at
tempting 70 force from the front.
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STRENGTHEN ARMY
IS TERAUcHI Plan
New Ministry In Toxic Announces
Policy. and Issues, Series Of
Platform Pledges
Press BY Federal wirslsss)

TOXIC, October 9-The strengthen.
ing of the national defense is one
Of the cardinal principles of the new
Terauchi ministry, according to an an,
nouneement of the administrations s
program, just made public. The news
platform includes as well pledge for
the propagation of constitutionalism
the development Of the educational sys-
TEN, aid and encouragement to home
industries, an improvement in local self
government for the various kens and
municipalities and a revision of the f.
nancial system of the government.
1t is understood that Baron Kato,
former foreign minister has refused to
support the new combination, but it
is expected that the conservatives win
remain neutral between the Terauchi
cabinet and the radicals. H. "',
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-10-10
POSSIBILITIES ALARM THE PRESIDENT
Officials Do Not Conceal Anxiety They Feel;
Y. ". ASSOCIATED PRESS BY FEDERAL WIRELESS

T.1N $500 a5- :
LONG BRANCH New Jersey October 9ws Of the wholesaler
British French and neutral vessels of BY the Ger
U53 received yesterday BY President Wilson with I'M
concealed concern especially when became that the YES
sels had women and children among Their passengers
No Official has been received the manner Of attack upon these
ships and until definitely learned whether the captains received
attack given full transfer their passengers
and small boats cannot be whether complications
tween the United States and Germany Will arse.
Officials ae plainly worried fearing that such storm Of protest viii
break the sinking Of the ships particularly that action viii be
forced "
The destruction ships off Nantucket possible seventh adds ad
dona interest the call which the German ambassador Count Bern
storf, S 70 pay upon the President today
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-10-10
R BMANI,ANS
RETREAT TO
ARPATHiANS
Abandon. Positions In
TraHsylvaHia And
Fall Back
Associated Prs.. By Federal wirelsssl

NhsSoClatou rkpSbEy kouof" WhoiossJ
* ARTS October p---The most i'm
portant development of the fight.
- ling on the various war fronts yes
Iterday was the enforced retreat of the
sR1manian armies from the positions
they had taken in the Trausylvanian
region, including the evacuation of
Kronstadt, Hermannstadt and For
garas.
The official account of the retirement
comes from Bucharest, which an
nounced last night that the Rumanian
troops on their lines from Hermann
stadt to Brasso had been compelled
to fall back to the Carpathian frontier
for the better defense of the passes
leading into RumaniaaRa -
Field Marshal volt Falk nhayn, who
- in command of the Austro-Germani
troops operating in Transylvania, has
masscd vast bodies of men for his at
tack, and the latter have abandoned
the ground they had won from tho
Central Powers and are now engaged
il taking up positions along their own
borders, says Vienna.
Battle for Railroad
In the Dobrudja district, farther
east. the fighting has been resumed for
til" control of the CernavOda- Constanta
railway, the keystone of the Rpmaniap-
RUSSIAN arch in that section of the
RRhting field. The Russians have re-
81 ived reinforcements from Constanta
and the north, and have stuek south
ward against the lines of General won
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his resistance and force a continuation
# his retirement. . = ,..-.-s..
The official despatch from the Ger
man general staff last night makes no
mention of his attack, but announces
the capture of Kronstadt and Her
mannstadt by the Austro,G German
forces. rr !
British Push Gains ...-.s j.. .
In tho western front the British have
continued their gains north of the river
Somme. The outskirts Of the little vii
lage. of lie Sars, on the Albert .Baparme
road and to which the Germans clung
desperately Saturday when the assault
of the British forced them out Of the
town itself, have now fallen TO repeat.
ed assaults of Sir Douglas Haig. ,H
The, British did not stop there, nc.
coTding to their own and the French
official reports last night, but swept on
ward to the north for some distance,
drawing nearer and nearer to Bapaume
Sir Douglas Haig also struck vicious
blows against the Germans to the north
Of Coureelette, pushing back the leu.
ton lines and gaining more territory.
!Teutons Take Trenches ~ .-..
Southeast of Gueudecourt the British
also attacked with such fury that they
drove the Teutons back and establish
ed themselves in the advance trenches
which had belonged to the men under
the Crown Prince Rupprecht.. ...' z. rs
To the south and east of this point
the Germans launched a number OF
counter attacks and report the winning
i"f advanced British trenches in the
vicinity of Les BOcufs.