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Evening star., 1916-07-15
Activity of Sneak Thieves.

A travelling bag and some jewelry
were stolen from the room of Peter
O'Connor, $40 18th street. yesterday.
according to a report to the police of
the first precinct. P. D. Kenny also re-
ported that blue serge suit was taken
from his room.
Arthur F. Boston. 2o24 18th street.
told the police that some one entered
his homo yesterday and stole q dia-
mond pin, q pair Of gold cuff buttons
and . bracelet. Entrance was gained
by means Of duplicate key.
Evening star., 1916-07-15
Girls Clubs Entertained.

Members of the Girls Clubs Of the
Y. W. G. A. were entertained at the
home of Mrs. Charles w. Richardson,
Grant road. Wednesday evening. fol-
lowing which a short business meeting
was held. A picnic supper was served
on the lawn, during which Miss Sylvia
Metcalf sang. Miss Mignonette o.
Buckingham was In charge OF The
Evening star., 1916-07-15

bouquet of lilies of the valley and
orchids.
A wedding breakfast followed the
ceremony. after which DR.. and Mrs.
Perkins left for an extended northern
trip, which will include Atlantic City,
| New York, White mountains and Bar
Harbor. They expect to return to the
city August Is, and will reside at the
Westchester. 1882 18th street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hampson Gary are leav-
ing this afternoon for Charlottesville,
Milton C. Elliott, who have a summer
home there. Mrs. Gary will remain for
several weeks, but Mr. Gary will re-
turn on Monday. In August Mr.. and
Helen Gary and Franklin Gary, who
are spending the summer at camp in
Maine.
Mrs; c; H. T. Lowndes will leave
Mass. where she will remain until fall.
Medical Inspector Lowndes, U. s. NJ,
Will join her in August.
Mrs. Porter ], McCumber and Miss
Helen, McCumber left Washington this
| morning for short stay at jamestown,
r. I.
Mrs. James w. Wadsworth, jr., who
has been at her Washington home for
several days, left last evening for her
summer place, Mount Morris, Geneseo,
N. Y. where her children have been for
some time. Senator Wadsworth joins
, his family for week ends.
The marriage of Mrs William Otto
Noting. daughter of Mrs. Charles E.
G. Freeland Peter, formerly. Of this
pal Church, Richmond. Va, will take
place Thursday. July 90. at Gotham
pa arlx hnr ri a to To <hA
of the bride.
Only the members of the two fami-
lies will be present at the ceremony.
which will be performed by the Rt
Rev. William cabell Brown. D. D.,
Bishop Coadjutor of Virginia.
Col. and Mrs. Henry P. Kingsbury
and Miss Kingsbury leave today for
Bay Head, N. j., where they will spend
| the greater part of the summer. Miss
Clara kingsbury, who is spending sew
eraI weeks in Connecticut, will go to
Bay Head later in the month.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Benson left
today by motor for Wardour. near An
napolis, for a visit to their son-in-
law and daughter. Prof. and Mrs. H. F.
Kraft. Admiral Benson will return
Monday, but Mrs. Benson will remain
for longer visit.
Maj. and Mrs. James A. Shipton, ac-
companied by their little daughter, left
this morning for Hot Springs. Va. Maj:
Shipton will return tonight, but Mrs.
Shipton will remain away several
weeks.
Miss Nellie Lee Kidwell is the guest
of Miss Lucy Snapp in Edinburg. Va.
A delegation of eight from Washing
ton. led by Miss Pierce, Is leaving the
nth instant for Silver Bay Lake
George to attend the eastern city con-
ference Y. w. c. A. for ten days.
Miss Margaret Wilson of Woodley
place left the early part of the week
10 visit Mrs. D. G. Amber at her sum-
mer home, Ambleside, Litchfiield,
Conn.
Mrs w NJ. Geddes of Columbia road
entertained a matinee party Thursday.
The guests were Mrs J. G. Townsend,
Mrs. Charles Perry Miller. Mrs. W. B.
Green, Mrs. Alfred lies and Mrs. Will
H. Connolly of Bradley Hills.
Evening star., 1916-07-15

Mrs Rebecca Harrison Dorsey Cal
ther of Baltimore, mother of former
Attorney General George r. Gather,
died at the home of another son, Gen.
Charles D. Gather, Stockwood, How
ard county, Md, about five miles from
Ellicott City.
Evening star., 1916-07-15
BORN.

BOVINE. At Clinwood. N. J., July II.
1915, to Rev. Oliver C. and Lydia
Richards Hughes Bovine. . son. JOHN
REES.
Evening star., 1916-07-15
Possibility of Development.

'It is believed that Russian Turkestan,
together with the Caucasus district
could. if fully developed. easily pro-
duce all the cotton that the Russian
empire would require for many years
to come. This cotton, however, ap-
parently could not compete with Ameri-
can cotton in western Europe, which
plies"
There is a greatly increased pro-
duction of cotton in Turkestan, in dis
tricts north of the oxus river, Mr..
Baker reports.
Evening star., 1916-07-15

Mrs. W. NJ Geddes- of Columbia road
entertained a matinee party Thursday.
The guests were Mrs J. G. Townsend,
Mrs. Charles Perry Miller, Mrs w. B.
Green, Mrs. Alfred lies and Mrs. Will
H. Connolly of Bradley Hills.
Judge John H. H. Grim of Boston
Evening star., 1916-07-15

Miss Margaret Wilson of woodley
place left the early part of the week
10 visit Mrs. D. G. Amber at her sum-
mer home, Ambleside, Litchfiield
Conn.
Evening star., 1916-07-15
SEES j. S. LIKELY TO LOSE
RUSSIA AS COTTON BUYER
Henry D. Baker Reaches Conclusion
After Thorough Investigation Of
Situation There.

Loss of Russia as a market for Ameri-
can raw cotton was forecast in a re-
port of American Commercial Attache
Henry D. Baker at Petrograd, made
public today by the Department or
Commerce. A thorough investigation
of the cotton situation in Russia, Mr.
Baker says. does not seem to warrant
the conclusion that Russia will increase
its purchases of raw cotton from the
United States. Last year more than
100000 bales of American cotton were
imported by Russia and in previous
years 1t reached approximately 100000
bales.
Quotes Leading Authorities.
Leading authorities in the cotton
trade in Russia" says Mr.. Baker, "esti-
mate that within about ten years Rus
sia will not need to import any Ameri-
can cotton at all. American seed is be-
ing rapidly substituted for native seed,
and improved American machinery for
ginning, etc, has been extensively in
troduced.
There is said. however. to exist a
splendid opportunity for American cap
italists familiar with the cotton in
dustry of the couthern states to go into
cotton growing, cotton seed pressing,
ETC., by up-to-date American methods.
Evening star., 1916-07-15

A delegation of eight from Washing
ton, led by Miss Pierce, is leaving the
18th instant for Silver Bay. Lake
George, to attend the eastern city con-
ference Y. w. c. A. for ten days.
Evening star., 1916-07-15

Miss Nellie Lee Kidwell is the guest
of Miss Lucy Snapp in Edinburg. Va.
Evening star., 1916-07-15

Maj. and Mrs. James A. Shipton, ac-
companied by their little daughter, left
this morning for Hot Springs. Va. Mai.
Shipton will return tonight, but Mrs.
Shipton will remain away several
weeks.
Evening star., 1916-07-15

The Secretary of War and Mrs.
Baker are entertaining until tomorrow
afternoon Mr.. Frank Baker Of New York
city, the brother of the Secretary
Evening star., 1916-07-15

An interesting wedding took place
Evening star., 1916-07-15

Mr. Worth Bagby Daniels will re-
turn to Washington today, after a
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lee and
their family, at Gracelands, Elkins. W.
Va.
The evening world., 1916-09-18
OIL STOCK NOW BO0MS
IN SoARlM6 MARKET

In another million share session
to-day the Stock Market started the
third week of ts big boom and played
seesaw With most Of the leading is
sues from start to close. There were
wide fluctuations In the favori,e in.
dustrisi issues and leases swinss In
standard railroads. some Of them 70. +.
ing To new high records nut all fall
Ing back at the hnish.
The sensation Of the market was
Texas Company. the oil company
started by the late John W, Gates as
rival to the standard. In the last
hour II jumped from sos 10 sif - on
reports OF another melon to stock.
holders. Mexican Petroleum. also did
turn OF two points up, United
states steel comon touched new
top notch, thoueh only by fraction.
selling 1T los s-s, but closed = point
down. Local traction securities were
up on belief that the strike iS practi.
cally over In,erborough Conso,i.
dated rose two points and Third Ave.
nue. one and one-half, The total
sales were i,iSs,ooo shares.
The evening world., 1916-09-18
ROOSEVELT FOR BACON
IN RACE FOR SENATE
Question Of Military Training Makes
Colonel Take Stand Against
Calder.

Col. Roosevelt declared to-day IN
favor OF Robert Bacon for Republi-
can nomination for United states
Senator against William NJ. Calder
on the question OF military training.
II have studiously refrained from
taking part in primary campaigns
he said. but when this Issue is raised
with such clearness and emphasis.
1t is impossible for me. owing TO my
convictions. not TO support Mr. Bacon.
| suppose Il IL too late for my sup
port 10 bc Of use TO him but when
this vital issue is raised in good faith
and Is the one real issue between the
two candidates | am bound by every
consideration OF patriotism and pub
lie duty TO support Mr.. Bacon"
MIR. Calder replied by charging that
Wall Streets financial interests are
trying to put Mr.. Bacon in the SEN
ate. He alleges that agents have
been sent to all banks throughout the
state and letters written soliciting
their assistance.
The evening world., 1916-09-18
ROUMAN|ANS TAKE
new DEFENSE LINE
W|THFRESH TROOPS
Berlin Claims Successes IN DO
rmJil ana on Russian
Front

H.UiIN hspt IA Ioinfi b, rs-h
f'iniorrsusnts the Russo houmanisn
armies have taken ~ positions on n
line 'Stendlng ffom Itasoys through
rohadiu to TuIla. on tho Bla,k sea,
after a three days retreat, I, vas ~.
ncihIly announced this afternoon.
Tho nov positions lie ten miles south
10 m. important oernnVods.con.
sbus, hallway, toward which The
Dermans, Bulxarlans aud Turks ad-
Npnc,d about nfty miles
south OF Rssova. a Danube river
town upon which the enemy rested
his right finnk, tho Bermans came IN
contact with Russo I,oumanian forces
ami captured ave guns IN sharp en-.
gtEomcnt An enemy oountor.attark
was rcpulsrd
Southeast of iiotEcg the nghtlns
resulted fnVurahly for the Germans,
VINO captured seven guns.
TCutonic counter ttacks on both
s,dos ~ the Narajowka River ton tho
Russian fronO rc,apturcd the great
cr part of the territory captured by
the Russians saturday, IL was ofti-
Clally announced day. Tho Tcu-
tons took $500 prisoners and sixteen
machine guns.
West of the Zlots Lipa. the Turks
drove IA. Russians from positions
they had entered. Between the Sc
reth aud Stripa rivers enemy attacks
failed
The evening world., 1916-09-18
ITALIANS SMASH
AUSTRIAN LINES:
NEARING TRIESTE
Break 1hrough the Teulon.t
DefenSeS IN Region oi
NUnfllCOne.

hphE ssp ls-Ths ltausns have
broken the Agstfian third line IN ths
f'Eion ~ Mouf.l,ou, after tli,u daYs
~ nrfcs nFhtlng.
ON thu whole front from BofisIs
south to th' sea. the new ltalian
dri,e ou Trieste 10 proceeding salts
fa,torily A whole series % Austrian
los.tiuns from oppacchias south
wttd through l'i,tra Ko.ta h,,, been
carried and the AustIaus driven
bach to trench positions ih the val.
l,ys.
Advanced Italian lines aio nov
Within less than thirteen miles ~
Trieste.
Heavy TainStoruH have iut'ffcfci
with thu progress ~ the offensive
preventing aerial observation ana
thus impeding the artillery attack
Hut despite these obstacles. CddurnI's
men drove the enemy down the east.
crn slopes of HIS iti, eos and s-V
cral other dominant positions hold
ing up the Italian advance along the
NallOnc.
The evening world., 1916-09-18
STRlkEbREAKERS' CARS
IN Two COLLISIONS
One Green Motoman Arrested
After Crash in Which Woman
Is Injured.

A car operated by John Bchrnsn o'
No. 20i East Fourteenth Street. new
mo, ,orman, stopped suddenly at the far
side crossing OF one Hundred and Thir-
ty-ninth street ON Third Avenue to-
day and was violently rammed by the
following car. In charge Of Frank lam
of No, 2iG Mott street, also green
motorman,
Passengers were thrown out of thciI
seats On both cars, one, Harry Werner
~ No. siai Beach Avenue. tue Bronx,
was stunned lie was taken to Lincoln
Hospital bN AmhulanCe Surgrun f"ln.
An open car of which Edward Kelly
ur No l6l West Thirty-sixth street
was III moturman ran into cur
standing ON whit. Plains Avenue. near
.Gunhill Road, this afternoon, Miss
Irene Carter of No. Is tortlandt
Street, Mount Vernon, Was thrown to
the street and her shoulder was bro
ken. Policeman GormNn, the guard on
tn. car, arrested Kelly, VINO ~ an in
experienced man
Policeman Lawrence lIcnln was
pa infully hurt while DONG strike duty
on Third Avenue trolley car
through the incNpCrienCe of thc mo-
tormau. when the car became stalled
on circuit breaker Hcfln carried
the overhead pole TO Il point that
would enable the car TO start. Re
fore he could get out Of the way the
motorman turned on the power and
nrnin was crushed between the ear
and an - pillar
The evening world., 1916-09-18
SERB|ANS KEEPUP
MACEDONIAN DRIVE;
CAPTURE Sc GUNS
liulgar> Claim To Have stopped
Nile, IN Ndril AMI Nlnml
Valleys.

toNDON sept u fufthst al
'anes Tor the reibian. on me usssin
per- - tba Macedonian front 10 90
portrt in iespAt,n s.nt out 20 d.y
unier Saianics date D., tue IA
'hsnF" I"lrsrsph tompany " say.
the trst ind .econi line trenches oi
the hulE,Usns al kalmakcalan nav.
heeu tshrn b, me Nrrhians. Who nave
rosH"d ite iirui, iti,,r IetN uEut
'as conilnur, on ~, iurthsr banA ~
tho rlVst
The S'th.aus ats f,purtsd to haN.
taken four frId sun aud o,sht ma
'hine'suus. hinEins up To htty.sis
The number ui guns captured A
large hunbrr ~ prisoners, IN. exact
number uf WhI,b s unknown. ,Is,
a's said tn have fallen into the hands
~ the serbians
The dispatch also reports The,
French troops on the sllied lcr WIng
h'N" captured the station at fluJina.
Heavy ngh,ing continues.
SOFIA, Sept Is tvla i.ondonb. IN
attack made by cnrnte forcrs In thr
struma Valley On the Macedonian
front, Was rcpulsed by the Eulgarians,
" vas anncunccd officially to-day.
The sIa,cmNn, follows;
the troops On our rsht wlnG tougnt
stubborn hattl. south " i.er,ue
throughout saturday There wss
lively artillery Nring Night attacks
made by the enemy we're rcpuls-d
In The Mokienca Valley anu on the
riaht bank OF the vardsr calm pre-.
walls. TN the hank ~ the NArdar
there Mas violent cannonai ding A
week attack by the enemy vest OF
poldycll was beaten back by our fire.
We captured three machine guns aud
took several dosen prisoners.
In the struma Valley. after strong
artillery preparation, the enemy at.
tempted an Infantry attack along the
front of the villages ot komarian,
osmah- -kAmila and pJamawhalc. hut
was counter-attacked and thrown
back on the right bank OF tho Struma,
"on the Aegean coast the cnemy's
cruisers are active"
The evening world., 1916-09-18
DECLARES STRIKE BENEFITS
WILL BE PAID,

a statement attributed by news
agency 10 a high official of the In
terborough" to the effect that the
AmalgamatC l Association would refuse
TO pay strike benefits was shown to
officers OF the Amalgamated to-day.
The report said the Amalgamated
would withhold the Benefits on the
ground that the men struck before
cts.sultation with the executive board
OF the union.
1T is a typical Intcrborough lie."
said u. !. O'Brien, Vice President Of
the Amalgamated. 1T was meant to
discourage the men and induce them
to 20 back. II will not fool one of
them.
The constitution provides for the
pay ment'of strike benefits after the
second week of tha strike. Next
Thursday begins the third week of
the strike and the cash will he ready
for the men on the following Thurs
day. Without any qualification I say
that fun benefits will hc paid to every
member OF the union"
The evening world., 1916-09-18
BRITISH PREMIER'S SON
SLAIN IN SoMmE BATTLE
War Otfre Announces Death Of
Lieut., Raymond Asqui,h, l.ieu,en.
ant in Grenaiier Guards,

LONDON. sept ls.-l.leu, Nay.
aoni Asauith, eldest aon of Premier
Asaui.h. was kl.lel ia action on Sept.
IL. II ~~s announced to-day,
Premier Herbert Asaulth had nve
sons Three ~ them have seen ser.
Nrrs since the beginning of tho war
and Arthur VAS wounded a. the par.
danell-s Raymond Asquith .was re.
Gently IN France and Il IA more than
probable that he Was KILLED IA tho
great battle ga the Sommc front Fra
DAY when the British RESUMED the
uuensi\r, he MAS a lieutenant Ia ia.
Hrensd,er Guards
Lieut. Asoulth, who Was In his
thirty .elKhih NSar, Mas u graduate ot
Oxford, President uf oxford tnlun
aud prominent rs memher ot the
har, to which he VAS admitted Ia
1904 lie acted as lunior counsel Tor
Great britain IN The North Atlantic
Fisheries arbitration AT The Hague IN
iao;
The evening world., 1916-09-18
MONTREAL WINNERS.

FIRST RACE-purse, $500; three
year-olds and upward claiming; six
futlongs. ia. Collins), $3.50 straight
$50 place. si.l0 show, first. Bomeros
First, ~ tM"rlmeeD. sac place, $3.sO
second Colurs, ll6 tSchamerhornl
St20 show third. Time--i.ai -.
Minda, Rey Oakwool. Luke Van Zandt
Laura and Requirnm also ran.
SECOND RACE-Purse $500: two
year olds; claiming; Ave and a half fur
iongs .-Meddling Miss. 80 tMermee)
straight $3.50. place sis0. show ESQ
nrst: swift Fox, lOs dDishmon). plact
$500. show $2.7O. second: Hasty Cora
loo (Robinsonl. show 81. SO. third Time
il3s-5 Dyson. Wishawsy. Lady
Rowena and Swcster Than Sugar
also ran,
The evening world., 1916-09-18

the Union Lane IN the BrvnS iN. and
the second Avenue Line IS, - total
~ $50.
The elevated railroads carried i.01e.-
81? passengers on Saturday, the sub.
way i,osi,si9 and the Qucensboro
tubes itsss, q total OF s,l7S,96S. On
the corrcs spending day last year tho
three lines carried l,35:.iS: passengers
Saturdays Increase VAS S::.sSl.
The lnterborough lines handled
i,shi,~S passengers Yesterday, an In
crease ot Sis,sii over the correspond.
ing day last year.
Police Commissioner Woods IL pr, &.
pairing for whatever develops. should
a waterfront strike OF serious pro-
portions come, 1t might take many
policemen from subway. elevated and
surface cars. and give strikers more
latitude In missionary work"
Inspector Thomas Myers Of the
Traffic Squad has established three
emergency depots for his men. The
main post will be at Pier 6s. foot CT
West Twenty-third Street Fi.ty
horses were stabbed there last night.
cots, bedding and camp material from
the police military camp moved In and
this morning $50 mounted patrolmsn
went on duty there.
Chief Inspector Schmittbergcr has
borrowed n barge from the Dock De-
partment which has been fitted out
as n great floating kitchen. From
this kitchen, In event OF a 'longshore-
mems strike, the policemen In the
emergency barracks along the water
front will be supplied with hot food
regularly.
Fifty mounted policemen were put
on duty In lower Manhattan to- day to
straighten out tho tangles due to con-
geSted automobile traffic and also TO
be ready for strike disorders along
the waterfront
The evening world., 1916-09-18
FRENCR AvNlHiLATE
TWO ATTALlONS IN
RATTLE WITH GERMANS

PARIS. sept is-frsaeh troops
completely surrounded the village Of
Deniecourt. south Of the somme, In
heavy fighting last night
Tue Germans counter attacked %
the entire front south % the Somme
where the French scer~d Important
gains yesterday. Three particularly
violent attacks wse made cas-, Of the
villase Of Berry and south Of Denis.
court. where the French rspulssd the
sas,uughts ana then aAAs further
DrssrssA completing the sacirolias
asvemsnt
Twelve huadrsd priseasrs anA tee
aacAiss svAa were taken. Two bat.
talieas ee the Thirty .eishtA Rseimsat
were almost cemplstsly w'psd out BY
ar,il,sry IRE.
Following 10 the ,sxt of se-day's
French War once report;
TO the north sf the River Sspms
ws have occupied . trsaoh to the
saH Of Citry ana rspulssd the coua.
ter attack Of the enemy at this pelat.
To the south Of the river tho enemy
last night delivered several counter
attseks against cur trenches lscatsl
TO the east of herny sad 10 the seutA
of penieeourt. In this latter region
~ 0ermaas delivered no fewer than
three violent attacks. Each one vas
reoulssd With heavy losses Tor the
eMsmy.
ITO the east Of Rerny ~ well a.
Immediately to the east ot Dsnie-
court vs have made further prasrsss.
TIE latter peiat 10 oeaplstsly 60.
slrsleA.
The number u prlsensts counted
~ to the present uaas reached i.2ee.
Also ten machine guns of the enemy
are now In our hAnds.
According to Information estaiasd
from some " these prisoners. the
lsssss inflicted during the agAtias Of
yesterday IN the vicinity ot DsrAy
upoa the Tenth Division of German
yesorSss aud upon the Oae HunAssd
and Twentieth Reserve Regiment we've
enormous. Two hattAlioas os tss
rAlrty-stsb'a Regiment. Eleventh ID.
vision. were almost aanihilAted by
our arttllsry."
The evening world., 1916-09-18
MEXICAN CONFEREES
INSIST ON DEBATING
BORDERPATROl FIRST
Carranza Government Wishes
to Make This the Paramount
Issue of Commission.

NEW LONDON. Sept. is-Con-
,rary 20 the plan Of the American
members. tho joint Mcxican-Amcri-
can Commission, which resumed Its
conferences here to-day, took up
again the consideration OF plans for
the control OF the border. Both the
American and Mexican representa-
tlves conceded that the consideration
OF Mexico's internal affairs was made
secondary 20 the subject OF the main
tcnance OF peace along the isoc-mile
international boundary line.
Luis Cabrera. chairman OF the Mex
lean delegation, who presided to-day,
admitted. that reports ~ the discus
sion OF the internal affairs OF his
country had brought TO him an in
Quiry from his government as 10 why
tho question of the border was not
made paramountl
The American members OF the
commission. convinced that the Dor.
der conditions are Intimately related
to the internal afYairs of Mexico, had
tanned TO direct the discussions to-
dan along the lines OF social and
economic Developments in an effort
To md a base for u solution that
might prove lasting. The MeNicans
entered the conference with a de-
termination to have discussed only
the border situation which involves
the question oe the withdrawal OF
the American troops from chihuahua.
Members OF the American Commits.
sion did not regard the insistence OF
tho Mexican representative to give
preference to the discussion of the
border situation as anything endan-
gerlng the success ot the conference.
The evening world., 1916-09-18
AIR SQUADRON
CHARGED LIKE AN
INFANTRY COLUMN
No,el fel Performed Ivy
French Tor the First lime
In History.
NN\N RAIDS ~ NILES.
ren,h ana British Aviator,
lluh Bombs on Base N
he Enemy

nam. s,,t u I,t.t tU. Hr.. tfn,
d, n, b,,,, % tb, ~,,It the
t,,.n,, ...a ,, ..,,,.i,n. ..uadfan
"a i,.a . ,uc,,..f,i ,t,,ch IN ,tl.
l.s. ,h., n,,,n,,.sn,s north u
,h. soum. ,.. ,.rtut,s
T,.,,y ,.. ,rm,,,1 a.ronl,ne.
.s,h moun,ins th}., machine runs.
an. ,,,n,ins ,orrntd nnl t~o down
x.,J CHARGED ,h, uerman line. la.
f,t. m, l1.n,h lnf.utr i.ft their
tr,nohes
rlylus .,sy. I'm, ,hsrunx air col
umn sst. rr.nch aviation os,,cer.
Who directed IN. attack several hun.
ar.a ,ss, be,ow In much IN. sam.
manner that an officer directs an
ins.n,rv ehars, from . sheltered
dusou,
Tss ,,,.non nv.,. .~oon.a Law oy.,
the u.rm.n line. and rak,d tho Oar.
man ,,sn,h.. Min , m,,a.,,,, m.
r,,.on.,. r.,.,, ,h., mi. ,o,u ~,
.,,.cs hss . r.m.,l l,sl. s,,.e, u,or
ths (eYtnAna Wha had sufvlNel Tho
.,,il,.,v Ar. AMI war. .x.,,n. A,
THAR lf.ruincd ,r,nch.. ,ho ,omin,
.,o,m. a, rr.nnn ,,,.,,r, 4, ..n,
them ny,nx IN nan,c down comnnn,
'n''" ''S"s w pane """n ''mm"h''
ostiax trenches and in some Instances
caused machine eun crews 10 desert
THAR mat.
-. S..s ,.,.
'"'" '"'~"''N Vs"r "n
with rush, the air chargers drove
forward to the second phase Of their
vork. They n.u a,on. the ro.a,
@ $3.50 '"' ''""''
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