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The day book., 1917-03-03

ONCERNING CHICAGO
August Walquist and wife, goo
Fletche., dressed in ragged clothes
to attend hard time social" Bur
glars broke in. Thought they were
poor and did not look in dresser
drawer for big haul of jewelry.
Jas. Pentis sentenced to "A years
for murder of Miss 'Tillie POeppel,
1856 Madison, for going to movie
with another man.
Judge David for second time ap-
proved film ''The Sins Of Sons"
which Chicago censors barred. De-
MED motion for new trial.
Dr.. A. c. Rasmussen, 81, head of
Institute of regeneration, 1906 N.
Francisco av., held in $4,000 bonds
on charge of performing illegal Oper-
alton.
Storage foods slightly lower in
price. Fresh vegetables way up, aC-
count of frost bitten crops in south.
Green peppers jumped from S4 to
81 a crate.
Zion City plans to turn every avail
able bit of ground into potato patch.
Chas. Boettner, Jr., 1542 S. Hard
ing aV., taxi driver, robbed of his taxi,
fur coat, 5000 in jewelry and Sc.
Clarence J. Keysboe, son of Austin
contractor, convicted as head of syn
dicate of drug smugglers.
Mumps invaded the Univ. of Chi
cago. Mildred Miles, Esther Mclean
and Dorothy Edgar have been isolat-
ed. Roswell Magill and William
Davis are quarantined in Hitchcock
hall
INJURED BY BOMB BLAST
Mrs. Joseph C. Schultz, 1877 w.
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ing their energies largely to the vel
faro OF the women In the rural dis
tricts and two directing their labors
to similar efforts in urban commun-
tiles She expresses the belief that
within a few years every county in
the sta.e will employ Its own homo
demonstration agent to work for the
betterment Of the social and domestic
life Of the women Of the rural dis
tricts. Miss Haines returned to Colo
rado recently from Washington. D. c..
where she attended q meeting OF the
leaders Of the homo demonstration
agent movement. called by Herbert
Hoover. nationai food administrator
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County Home
Demonstration
Agent Is Here

Miss Fannie Z. Virgil. tho Joint
county home demonstration agent"
sor Fremont and Pueblo counties. in
compay with Miss Miriam ~. Haines
OF Fort Collins, superintendent OF the
women's extension work OF the. state
agricultural college. arrived bore on
Thursdsy night and ie making q eur.
vey of her prospective oeld of work
Miss Virgil. with Miss IIaines and
County Agricultural Agent Ralph n.
county commissioners this morning In
relation to the enterprise about to be
undertaken here for the betierment o.
the home life OF the people NJ the
rural sections Of the county.
Mfss Virgil viii Inssse hsr = besd.
quarters In Canon Cltyrand, viii. prob
ably. carry on her clcricai work at the
Office OF tho county agricuiturist. with
whose activities ber duties are allied
and win t,erco-ortiinated ss-far. as poe.
sible. Niles Virgil IN . native Of Ere
mont county. having been born near
Florence. but for the last twelve or
thirteNn ycars has lived In Oregon. Of
which state she 10 . graduate Of the
agricultural college. Her nrst effort
win be to get acquainted with her
clientele. the people with whom she
will be associated In . businens way.
IN the two counties. Her professional
work will begin "a soon rs she ioarns
tho special and Immediate needs Of
tho Geld to which she has been a..
signed.
The work Of the county home DEM
onstratio nagent will be to Do for the
women on the farms and ranches
much what the county agricultural
onstration agent will be to do for the
man. 5he will take TO them tho best
modern scientific thot and discovery
relating to household problems and
methods. Including Labor saving d..
vices for the homo. tho safegusrdfns
Of the family health. proper food con
servation md similar matters thai
havo to do with home efficiency and
the social and intellectual uplift OF
those whom II shelters.
Miss Haines has general supervision
over the county horne demonstration
agent Of Colorado. OF whom there are
1--we in the state; three Of them devot.
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IIIlllNIIIIIIIIIlIllIIl.

and stayed four weeks but when came
home would faint just the ssme and
he'd the Same pains.
A friend who is a nurse asked me to
Try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound. began taking it that very day
for / was suffering great deal. lthas
already done me more good than the
hospital. To anyone who is suffering
as was my advice is to stop in the first
drug-store and get bottle of Lydia Z.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound before
you go home. Mrs. W. C. Brown,
eS44 W. 18th St. Cleveland. Ohio.
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Prof. Warner has secured 100 col
ored slides OF the Yellowstone Nation
al Park. The set is borrowed from the
government and includes nearly all
the scenes in the park. These pictures
were shown Last night at the Aicott
school. They will be shown Monday
night the High school and Tuesday
night at the Lincoln Park building. Mr..
Felter will give talk on each ons as
It Is thrown on the screen.
Both the Junior and Senior teams Of
the Eighth grade in the basket ball
game last Saturday night defeated fast
years champions or the grade scnooi
league. This is certainly . good start
for the Eighth grade.
Athletic Board Meeting.
The Athletic board consisting OF the
officers OF the association. and tiB
teachers held meeting In the onics
Wednesday.
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500 Reward, 500

rhs readers OF this paper win -
pleased to learn that there 10 At least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure In all It's stages and
that In cntarrh- CatArrh being greatly
Influenced by constitutional conditions
requires constitutional treatrnent Haitg
CatRrrh Medicine In taken internally and
acts thru tho Blood ON the Mucous Sur
faces OF the System thereby Destroying
the foundation OF the disease. giving thu
patient strength by bullding up the coa-
stitution and assisting nature IN doinx its
work. Ths propricto-s have 90 much
faith In the curative pesers OF Hails
Catarrh Medicine that they orsr One
Hundred Dollars for any case that n faiis
to cure. send for list OF testimonials.
Adhr-rs p. J. CHENEY q CO. Tc.s1a.
Ohio Sold BY all Druggist. 1sc-
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SOUTH CANON
SCHOOL NOTES
We Old Folks Concert.

The Old Folks concert which was
given Wednesday afternoon and even
Ing was a success both financially and
otherwise. The concert consisted OF
old songs among them were Garry
Ne Back TO Old Virginia." Dixie"
''De Year OF Jubilee "old Dog Tray"
Long. Long Ago" Mr.. Warner play.
ed Q solo on the guitar: Miss Ruth
Mahood gave q reading.
From financial view point. the con
cert was q success as between $50
and $50 was taken In. The camp scene
given by the boy Scouts wss one OF
the best part OF the program. In this
Elmer Paign sang "Tcnting Tonight"
and the chorus sang when Johnnie
Gomez Marching Home Again"
Special Mus,e.
NJ. Dick and Mrs. Rei,er wora over
at school Wednesday morning. Mr..
DICK gave Us violin recital which
was very much appreciated BY the
students.
The Trig Glars Is finishing up a map
OF the school grounds this week.
piastering Finished.
AZ last the plasterer has finished
his work 10 that the domestic science
room Will soon be ready for oceupe-
ton. The piasterer also finished tho
walls around the new windows In the
assembiy room. This improved the
Appearance Of that room greatly.
Report Cards.
Tho report cards for the second six
weeks were given out wednesday ev.
ening- As usual they cau~ed much
grief
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SATURDAY
MRS. TOM ROBERTe
Ill AT HOSPITAL

MRS. TOM RosERTe
ILL AT HOSPITAL.
Mrs. Tom Roberts ia suffering from
mastoid process and 10 1t the
Holmes hospital.
MRS. oRNDoRFF
HAS ToNslLs REMOVED
Mrs. A. w. OrndorfY recently under.
vent a slight operation to have her
ionsils removed. She Is getting along
nicely.
FUNERAL OF MISS
MiDDLEMiss SUNDAY.
The funeral OF the late Miss Mac
Midd'eulss will take place from the
First Preshytrian church at 1870
o'clock Sunday afternoon and will be
conducted by Rev. Chas. I. Armen-
trout. pastor OF the CONGREGATION.
Friends Of the family are invited. In
terment will be at Lakeside cemetery.
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FRIDAY
MISS RUTH COMBS
OPERATED ON.

MISS RUTH COMBS
OPERATED ON.
Miss Ruth Combs. who was oper-
ated upon Wednesday morning at
Graves hospital for appendicitis is
reported to be getting along very
nicely.
sEEMrNeLVgA STORE
FULL OF IVORY.
The Corner Drug store has pretty
display of Partisan Ivory in It's east
window which Is clic!ting much fav-
orable comment. The store manage
mont made an especially favorable
purchase OF these high quality goods
from a New York house and the show
NIB made is indeed beautiful.
MITCHELL AND EGBERS'
WINDOWS LOOK ciTlFlEp.
The man who arranged Mitchell and
Egbers' windows for the opening
Christmas display should be compli-
mented for his artistic ability in show.
ing just enough to please the eye and
hold it.
The windows have assumed the ap-
pearance OF big city store and look
as II the work were done by an ex-
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FOUR WEEKS
IN HOSPITAL
No ReIief-Mrs. Brown Fin
ally Cured by Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.
Cleveland, Ohio. For years SUI
fered 60 sometimes it seemed as though

j could not stand
it any longer. 1t
was all in my lower
organs At times I
could hardly walk,
for if I stepped on .
little stone l would
almost faint One
day I did faint and
my husband W q 8
sent for and the doc
tor came ! was ta-
ken to the hospital
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Face" By Misses Srva cssebeer and
Maxine Smith.
Reading--Miss Louise Hermann.
Recitation-Little Virginia Kinney.
Refreshments Of ginger bread.
baked apples and coffee wers served
by the Fourth division
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Wilbur. Miss
Maran Wilbur. Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Bode
and Messrs. Frank. Fred and Edward
Bode composed motoring party that
motored to Canon City on pleasure
trip few days ago. They visited tho
State Odd Fellows home, which Is in
charge Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles An
seie, and were surprised 10 nnd It SO
iuxuriantly furnished. The residents
are all very much attached to the su-
perIntendent and h;s wife.
Tho party motored over the famous
Skyline drive and also made the run
to the top OF the Royal Gorge and
found the view OF surprising beauty
and magnificance. They also saw
bunch of mountain sheep. which had
come down from their fastnesses In
the mountains for a drink Of water
from the Arkansas river.--S Salida Rec
ord.
ORGANIZATION OF
PIG CLUBS POSTPONED.
On account OF the scarcity OF young
pigs In the county the organization OF
the proposed boys pig clubs has been
postponed until next spring. Several
boys have expressed q desire tn tnin
the contemplated clubs and they
should becom real. live organizations
when formed. The boys will keep an
accurate record OF the feed and labor
costs Of raising pig and will know
what It costs to produce 100 pounds OF
pork when the pig is sold. II will be
splendid business training for the
boys and will be good move in In
creasing the pork production OF the
county. Other counties are taking Up
this Class OF work and are being en-
couraged in every way By the govern
ment and the state.
WILLIAM poZIeR
VISITING HI sPARENrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dozier OF Don
yer arrived here day or two ago for
a visit with tho formers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. II. Dozier. and family at
s21 Maco navenue Mr.. Dozier Jo. who
recently volunteered In the regular
army. will leave here on Sunday for
Fort Logan to enter upon his duties
in the comnissary department. to
which he has been assigned by the
military authorities. His wife will re-
main In Canon City Until after the
Christmas holidays. Mr.. Dozier re-
slgne da remunerative position with
the wholesale grocery Arm OF Mercy
a Co. to enlist In too army an q prt-
vatc. Mr.. Dozier hns beor a resident
Of Denver for tire last two years For
some tire rrcvicrs 20 t,nt TIM 70
was ENGAGED In business st ST Peters
burg. florida.
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News Notes
THURSDAY
eALLEO.To PUEBLO
BY MOTHERS ILLNESS.

oH mOt tIINGoo-
Mrs. w. A. ohnson was called TO Pu-
ebIo this morning by a message an
nouncing the critical illness of her
mother. Mrs. 0. L. Perry, q former
resident OF Canon City.
ENTERTAINED FRIENDS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. c. Stump entertain
ed twenty-so.r of their friends at
dinner and cards Tuesday evening.
Dec. 3rd. at their home. 419 North
Seventh street. Mr.. Jas. Hawthorne
won the mems prize and Mrs. DR..
Reiter the ladies' prize at six-handed
euchre.
MARKET BASKET GROCERY
sNsTALIs SANITARY COUNTER
Mr.. L. M Litz, of the Market Basket
Grocery is keeping up-to-date and is
living up to the name sanitary groc-
cry"
He has just installed a Sherer sani-
tary grocery counter thru the use Of
which he will be enabled to keep and
sell all OF his bulk goods clean.
These counters are said to be the
best made and embody all the Known
ideas for keeping groceries free from
dust and dirt.
MASONIC TEAM GOES
TO wEsTcLiFFE.
The following members of the Ma
sonic organization here went to West
cliffe this afternoon wheer they will
exemplify the third degree of their or
der at meeting of westcliffe lodge
this evening: J. P. Thomas. Jr.. Rich
ard Houle, H. c. Benson. II. L. Plum
rner. Rev E. W Harner. CIV. Van Pat
ten. D. G.. Province. o. w. Rowe. Chas
Haukhoie. Clarence p. Harris. Arthur
G. Wilson. Allen Bal'ou. John Blyth
and M. c. Maxwell. They made the
trip by automobile and will return to
Canon City tomorrow morning.
z. A. r. 8. CLUB ENTERTAIN
AT THE sTRATHMoRE.
The members Of the e. A. T. 8. club
entertained at $3.50 o'clock dinner
evening complimentary to Mrs. Ernest
Harris. nee Miss Gertrude Horney. of
California, who Is visiting here az the
guest Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. II. Horney. at SIS Harrison avenue.
After dinner the members of the club
end their guests attended a picture
chow at the opera house. Those, pres.
ent were the Misses Eta Walton
Laura Abersold. Beulah Emmerson
Wilma Newcomb and the Mesdamee
De Forest Price. Harry Bowen ant
Ernest Harris.
MISS NINA SKINNER
DELIGHTS AUDIENCE.
In her recital Of Percy MacKaye't
tframatization Of Jeanne D'Arc" a.
the Christian church Tuesday nigh
Miss Nina Skinner achieved an artis
tic triumph that was as delightful Il
the audience as It was gratifying Il
her friends. Miss Skinner demonstrat
ed anew her accomplishment and yer
satility as a dramatic reader and woi
unstinted praise for her mastery pro
durtion. The enterta Inment was give,
under the auspices and patronage o
TIE Friends in. Council for the benef
of the Scholarship fund Of the Stat
Federation Of Women's clubs. Their
was large attendance and q silve
offering was made.
nhi1dran cJrv
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FRANK HARPER
MAKES CLEVER WINDOW.


Having army shoes and trench
boots In stock gave Frank Harper.
head clerk at Davis an idea 80 he
fixed up Christmas window for the
soldier boy with large silk flag as
the back ground the Red Cross kit
and tobacco kit and other things be-
ing sent the soldiers is displayed.
Much attention is being attracted
by this timely display which is re-
markably we'll arranged.
Alex. Sanietneff and A. Stepanoff OF
Petrograd. members of the Rus
sian commercial and industrial war
commission, now en- tour of the United
States. were guests at the Strathmore
hotel Thursday nigh. They were in
company with z. H. weitzel OF Pueb-
10. representing the Colorado Fuel and
Iron company. who Is conducting
them on an inspection trip Of the
company's coal properties In Fremont
county. The visitors LEFT for Pueblo
this morning.
MISS MiDDLEMISS
DIED THURSDAY NIGHT.
Miss Mae Middierliss died at the
family home. 615 Wodlawn avenue. at
10:15 o'clock Thursday night in con-
sequence OF an acute attack of rheu-
matism from which she had been Ill
for about three weeks. The deceased
was the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
George Middlemiss and was about
eighteen years OF age She was an at
tractive and popular young woman
and leaves a host OF friends in this
community to deplore her untimely
death.
AN ADDITIONAL CLASS
IN SOCIOLOGY.
At the request of a number Of the
teachers of the county Superintendent
Milo L. Whitaker of the Canon City
public schools has organized an addi-
tional class OF students in sociology
In connection with the State Teachers
college.
The course Is a duplication OF the
one that is proving SO popular with
the Canon City teachers. namely.
Problems And Methods of Child Wei
fare" Tho class. meets at 1890
O'Clock on Saturday morning OF. each
week in the county commissioners
room at the court house and Is open to
all who are interested In this line OF
study.
HERE.
FOR BOYLE AUCTION.
Tne L. P. Boyle Jewelry stock is to
be sold at auction starting Saturday
afternoon at 2:30 and also In the ey-
ening at 7:3o. The auction win con-
tinue daily thereafter until the stock
is sold and the sale hours will be the
samesas those on Saturday-2:30 and
1890.
Mr.. Charles E. Manor and Mr. Dodd.
specialists in jewelry auctioneering
are here and will have charge Of the
sale.
The health of Mr.. Boyle. which re-
quires his residence In California. is
the reason for the closing out Of the
stock at this time. Robert Boyle has
not. definitely made his plans for the
future but may go to Idaho and en-
gage in ranching.
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Books. games. pictures. dolls. Tor
Christmas at whipple's. adv.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-04-11
NEWS OF THE DAY
T.-R. BULLETIN
Tho Weather.

NV SCSS'S'.
Sun rises April II at 5:26; sets at
6:37.
Iowa-Partly cloudy in north portion
and probably unsettled in south portion
Thursday: cooler tonight in east and
central portions; warmer Thursday in
west portion.
Range of temperature at Marshall
town: Tuesday, 6s and 80: Monday.
AZ and 81: April IL, 1915. II and 40. At
z this morning, AZ: yesterday, 40.
PAGE ONE ,
TeIesraphic News:
Battle of Arras May Decide War.
German Critics Admit Importance Of
Struggle.
U. s. Flag Now Flies in France.
Five Billion Bond Issue Before House.
Dead In Munitions Explosion 122.
Iowa Judiciary Law TO Be Killed.
PAGES TWO, THREE, FOUR.
Iowa News:
State Responds to Nations Call.
Guard Quota to Be Recruited This
Week.
College Men Active in War Moves.
Legislature Passing War Bills.
New Cigaret Bill Emasclilated.
w NoiAah <hWdiueu &lVpuUV Il VI <Allelld-
ton.
Hay and Wheat Crops Short.
Review of Sports.
PAGE FIVE
Story:
The Destroying Angel.
PAGE SIX
Editorials:
Division of the Burden.
Hiding Behind Women.
The Highway Patrol.
Topics and Iowa Opinion.
PAGES SEVEN, EIGHT, NINE,
TEN, ELEVEN
City News:
Turner Gives $500 to Y. NJ. c. A.
Marshalltown Man Heads $4,000
Fund.
Vacant Garden Campaign Planned.
First of Arson Squad Arrives.
Want Colored Soldiers.
General and Brief City News.
PAGE TWELVE
Markets and General:
Rain in Kansas Pulls Down Wheat.
Corn Recedes Under Realizing Sales.
Cattle Weak.
Slump in Hog Prices.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-04-11
GUARD At RIVER
BRIDGE ATTACKED
BusIer Ward, on Duty at Bridge Across
Mississippi, at Fort Madison, Found
in Uneonseious Condition by Patrol
-ovsrpowersd by Three Strangers.

Fort Madison, April 11.-Bugler
Ward, guard at one Of the Mississippi
river bridges here, early today was
found in an uncentcious condition by
bridge patrol investigating revolver
shots.
When he had recovered Ward said
he was attacked by three men. He
said he fired three shots at the first
man, who jumped out at him from a
telephone post and stabbed at him
with knife. While he was graphing
with, him, he said, two others came
from behind and felled him with a
club. Ward was cut severely. The
knife penetrated his inner coat and
broke fountain pen, Altho in a seri-
Gus condition, Ward will recover, ply
sicians said. u
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-04-11
Chile May Come In.

Rio Janeiro. April 11.--It is expected
in diplomatic circles here that other
South American nations VIII soon tol-
low the example Of Brazil In seyering
relations with Germany. The Chilean
minister is continuing his conferences
with DR.. Mueller, the Brazilian for
eign minister. DR.. Mueller today re-
ceived Arthur Peel, the British min
lister.
Spain Will take charge Of German
interests in Brazil.
Pro-ally demonstrations are growing
in volume thruout the city The flags
Of the entente are visible everywhere
and the streets are thronged with pa
raiders shouting Down With Ger
many" The crowds gather in front OF
German establishments and hoot.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-04-11
Plotters May Have Been Killed.

President Johnson later changed hts
theory that the explosion was due to
an accidentsafter visit to the plant.
He now agtUes with samuel vauciaita.
president of the corporation, that plot
ters caused the explosion.
"Altho we have only circumstantial
evidence" Mr.. Johnson said. "it looks
as II some one touched of q bomb or,
time clock with an explosive attached.
am now convinced the CATASTROPHE
could not have occurred thru an. acci-:
dent" 81
The Chester police have released two
suspects father anfson. named Cohen
The police believe that II plotter1 were
responsible they died with the rest is7
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-04-11
CENSOR SAILORS MAIL.
Printed Form Cards Furnished Men on
American Battieships.

Printed Form Cards Furnished Men on
American 6attieships.
New York, April 11.-An apparent
censorship Of the mail on United
States naval vessels is indicated by a
postal card received from a sailor on
an American battleship.l which was
made public today
On the reverse side OF the card are
sentences such as:
II am quite well" and Il am wound
ed and am getting well and hope tore
turn to duty soon,' and so on.
Above this Is printed warning that
anything written on the card except
address, name of sender and date will
result in the destruction OF the card
The sailors are instructed to cross out
the sentences they do not yish to ,use
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-04-11
Muncv LE pREux TAKEN.
British Forces Occupy Village and Ad
jaeent Heights.

jaeent Heights.
London. April 1.-THE British cap
tured the heights and village of MunoV
le Preux early this morning, according
to British official statements. The viii
lage Of La Bergere also was captured
and satisfactory progress u reported
being made on other parts Of the battle
front.
British troops yesterday advanced
north OF the village OF Louveral, in the
direction Of Cambrai, to the extent of
quarter Of mile along front OF
1000 yards and consolidated this gain
during the night telegraphs Reuters
correspondent from the British army
headquarters in France.
The message Of the correspondent
reads:
North Of the village Of Louveral we
pushed forward toward Cambria to the
extent of q quarter Of mile along a
front Of 5000 yards and consolidated
this gain during the night.
Northward our patrols are advanc-
ing to the belt Of the forest which runs
along the whole Of the steep eastern
slope Of Vimy ridge.
Dangerous Salient Created.
the splendid success Of our often
sive has created a most Interesting sit
uation and one which is fraught with
tremendous possibilities. The enemy
has been forced back upon the pivot Of
his previous retreat in manner which
creates = dangerously sharp salient at
this spot.
Indeed, glance at the map sug-
gests that there is a distinct outflank-
ing OF the German northern pivot as it
existed before the present fighting"