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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-04
.PUNAHOU HOLDS
CELEBRATION IN
HONOR OF TEAM
Fifteenth Consecutive Football
Championship Goes to
0ahuanS
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OAHU COLLEGE, December T.
Punahou Academy spent short
time after chapel exercises yesterday
morning in celebrating its fifteenth
consecutive football championship
President Griifiths made a speech, in
which. he summed up the factors that
contributed to the seasons success
and then he reviewed the advantages
that accrue to such a. school as Puma
hou from winning a football cham
pionship. ~
Mr.. Griffiths spoke Of the lack Of
undesirable features during the past
season. He was glad for the high per
sonnet of the team, and for the manly
way in which the players-though al.
ways fighting mathematical their
sport.
"Dud" sPratt's leadership was spoken
of and it was brought out that all, the
teams hold Pratt in very wholesome
respects fact which is, emphasized
when it Is remembered that Punahou
has not lost. game when Pratt has
been with the team.
Coaches Midkiff, Bergman, Silver.
man oAo MAI -ColAO III . BAAES VI
the credit. Especial note was made
of the fact that the two midget teams.
Bluffs" and Blues" will be able to
furnish excellent material for the
teams Of the next few. years. This ma
terial will be very much in demand,
for by graduation or by operation OF
the notorious "four.year rule" Puma.
hou loses fifteen. men this year: These
men are: W.iAkana, H. Alexander, o.
Emerson, J.. Fassoth, r. Higgins, E.
Holmes, W. Mahikoa, r. Neal, F. Pc.
terson, e. Poindexter, D.. Pratt, n:
Robinson c.. Turner; D. Wilmington
and Kee Kork Zane.
The work Of making q team, next
year will be particularly difficult.
There are left of the veterans only
!" Sleepy" Baldwin, Mortimer .Lydgate
and Henry Pogue. Four others who
have had tryouts the past season and
who will, be available for next year
are: Ernest Gray, W. Kanakanui, N.
Peck and J.: Hughes. Most Of this
years scrubs" are seniors and will
be lost, but. q, few of. them and several
"Midgets" will be left.
After the speech of President Grit.
fiths several Punahou songs were sung
and the various football factors and
players were cheered ito the echo"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-04
TWOGOOD GAMES
SCHEDULED FOR
LOCALDEVOTEES
Y. N. viii Have Hard Fight in
Game With Fort Kam.: Town
Team Meets 1St Infantry

Honolulu football fans will have an
opportunity to watch two real games
OF football this geek when the Y. NJ
c. A. meets Fort Kamehameha and
the Town Team clashes with the Isl
Infantry. II is a case of take your
choice either way
In the SATURDAY, game the Y. n. C.
A. Is big favorite. but they were al
so big favorite hi the last game. SC
this will not have any direct effect
On, the play. But the Y. M. players
must not overlook the fact that the
Fort Kan crowd has a real football
team, and perhaps the best coached
team in the ISLANDS.
Well Coached
This team, is coached by Captain
Meyer. a fofmerenavy star. He haS
worked up seriss Of plays which
should work to Advantage against the
Y. n. In Lewis, Stoddard, McVey and
Irwin, the Fort Kan team has q real
backfield. Lewis S. the speed burner
Of the squad and Is expected to show
something against the Y. NJ. aggrega'
ton. McYey issSan excellent line
plunger, while StDddard can hit the
line and run the ends. Irwin isn't a.
fass as Davis, the Y. M. quarter. but
he 10 a heady player and gets a lot
out OF his team. 81 - So "a.
Urban il one iofthe best ends In the
islands and Camille and the big cen,
ter are really god players. The ~
team will PERHAPS have the advan.
tage in the line, bnt Coach Meyer Is
expected to, franz sxang defense
against Lewis, vhitconnb and the
other stars. II 80 = &. .,s.,.
In the Sunday etme the Town Team
and LIST Infantry ARE expected to put
up a strong fight The teams appear
to be about evenly matched, and the
list Infantry will make an effort to
make up for the defeat at the hands
Of the Baby Regiment. x
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-04
8tag6 !!!!!gil(I 2 as. gkzSport
run TO
Be SUCCESS SAYS
GEORGE \. Wears

George Wears. president Of the Hilo
board Of trade. b q visitor In the
city. Mr.. Wears said today that the
Hilo citizens are working hard 70
make the big Volcano Run Q success.
and remarked that the Honolulu
teams would have to make good
showing to win from the Hilo sauadB.
Mr.. Wears was one Of the first men
In Hilo to boost the Volcano Run. and
as president OF the Hilo board of
trade, gave his time and energy
toward making 1t possible to stage
the big race. He IL confident that the
Volcano Run will In time be Qua af
the biggest athletic events IN the
country. Mr.. Wears said that the bus.
mess men Of Hilo would pay the sx-
penses OF all the teams Honolulu
could send over.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-04
|MAKIk1 STARS DEFEAT
COMP ANY II ON SUNDAY

In . srekufn same played on MakiH
field Sunday ynogning .he MaAiki
starr again defeSteds the Company Z
ball-toasers, this tiyns by 'theseore of
is 10 simmons and Sweeney both
pitched Tor the lossrS; and the Makiki
Stars gathered IN Is hits tfron the
two huTlsfss NSlson pitched the entire
game for the HiHlefs., and oiSuliiyan
caught behind the plate like big
leasner. The 7inevp Of the winners
was AS follows: Kens. I. e.; You Bun,
:. u; Nelson, D.; 0.Suiliyan, C.; Marx.
ham, Id, Ghun chst G. T.; Young, r.
&: AaiIe, = b. ..1,,-.sr=.44
Eext sanday the Makiki Stars will
play The Filspine team on Makiki field
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Tennis finals
Will BRINGOUT
EMHLENTPLAY
Miss Male Wears and 4. /
Castle VIII Meet Miss Alice
Hopper and Win. EkIund

Miss Male Wears and A: l. Castle
will. meet Miss Alice Hopper and
william Eklund in. the finals OF the
patriotic MIXED doubles At the Ha'
vail Polo and. Racing club courts to-
morrow, afternoon 81 3;:tb.
This match should. be . hard fought
one, as both Miss Wears and Miss
Hopper. play fast tennis, Castle and
Eklund Ars in the front tanks Of ten.
MS players. consequently the specta'
tors may look TOR q real match with
perhaps extra sets. played. =:
The :Puashou delegation has turned
out Loyalty to watch the young star
in action. and inasmuch astMiss Vie
ars Is looked upon 4as Q coming cham:
piop the Buff and Hlue ccntiagept are
naturally looking for q victory for
Punahou ,in the match, tomorrow.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-04
FORMER CHAMPION -
MAY BECOME RICH Il.
+ HANDLING POWDER

y = james J. Jeffries is on fair
= way to become immensely
= wealthy.
: The former champ Is the head :
= Of a Los Angeles powder concern
y and handles antexplosiye that Is
= said to have maximum penetra.
= ton and to beaackfng in recoil. s
= Its big feature and the one .
= which appeals mostly, It is claim
= ed, IL that 1t can be .manufac-
= tured on the battlefield in an :
= hours time, fthus preventing :
= powder shortage among the :
r. troops in battle =. +
: The powder eventually Is ex- :
= pected to be used by the allied .
= governments, in fact, it is said, :
= they are negotiating now for the !
= use Of the explosive.
= Those who have investigated :
!, state that !: the former. heavy !
= weight title holder will soon be I
= classed with the millionaires. :
4 L L l. L l. L a l. l. = 4 4 u l. Z
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-04
iMineETs DEVELOP 4

Albert Naeole and Thomas Hugo
starred In the Midget club activities
at Palama Settlement Saturday morn
ing. Both boys showed a. lot of form
and class In the indoor ball game and
then when they went to the gridiron
they both. showed class again. The
football game was fast and the boys
took q great delight In the sport: A
stranger might have thought they
were veterans Hugo's team made a
touchdown In the first quarter and in
the last quarter Albert Naeole made q
long end run for touchdown and
tied the score.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-04
WRESTLING BOUTS WILL
Be STAGED ON SATURDAY

Leo Poahs. the giant police officer.
and Louis Espetvedt, the heavyweight
wrestler Of Fort Kruger. viii meet ct
the Skating rink IN three fall match
on Saturday evening, December s.
This bout VIII ne the feature Of .
card, which is being arranged by
James Schneider. recently Of Los
Angeles.
Both wrestlers have been training
for the big bout during the past two
weeks. and according TO many Of the
mstinen the battle promises tosbs an
interesting one. Schneider Is con-
fident that he win be able to line mp
. good program.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-04
j FIVE cHkNRfoNs g. : = 5
} REMAIN IN IAND-sess>f
or THE LIVING :

= with the passing Of Robert 4
\ Fftseimmons there still remains 4
3 IN the land q tlie living i've for =
= NOR Mertd's clampioRs--John Z. \
= SalliT1p, Hmes " Corbett, James 4
= j.. Jeffries. Tommy Burns and 4
= Jack Johnson. enlliyan II the \
= oldest Of the J4uihtet, touching the 4
$saEe a0f SO. GoFbetts being eight 4
= years his iyaioT. JEFF = is a., 4
> Burns &c, johnson 80. John L. il =
= stiIl frisky for his age, despite =
= the Fact that he Il bothered con- =
= siderabiy with. Yheulnstism, due 4
= probably to the effects sof his =
= many battles with old John Bar =
= leycogn in his young days. Cor. =
= tett. Il In good health, having n: \
= ways taken the best or care of =
= himseR. Jeff is also enjoying, =
= Jtze. best Of health. as Is Burns. =
= johnson. from reports. is comfor. \
<.tably situAtsds IN Barceiona, =
= Spain sad l. said to have cut o6ts&
: The fast pace he,sets IN this conn: \
: try.
= ~ = - = \AA|A$H
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-04
INTERMEDIATES WILL
MEET I'M BASKETBALL
Won Lost.

Two interesting games Of basket.
bali win be played AZ the YIN. g. 4.
this evening. The Washington team
VIII meet the g. r. five and the Ms
aerreeaficn WIN clash with the Rook.
les A the second game. The lineup Of
tie Ms has not yet been picked. The
others follow:
q. II. Clinton and McCiuskey, for
ward; Fritschi, center; Keppeler and
the Borthmick brothers, guard.
Washingtops- r. a. Sing and Tai
Isoy. forwards; Lum Dunn, center;
wong Put and r. s. Ing, guards.
ROCKIES Smith and Spencer. for.
wards: Scott, center; Wilkinson
brofnsrs srd Decker guards.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-04
FILIPiNos WIN ONE.

. King got back on the job for the
Filipino team On Sunday and the Pa.
cific League team downed the Com.
.pany d squad Of Fort Shafter by a
score Of 10 to s.. The lineup of the
Filipino team was as follows: IAndoy.
c.; King, p: Lopes, !. b.; Marcial. 2
b.: Boni, 3 b.; Planas, 8, g.; Cruz, C.
T.; Pierong, r. t.; Ciracco. l. (.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-04

Mack Wheat, second string catch
er of the Brooklyn Dodgers, has gone
into business in ST. Joseph, Mo,
where he has, opened an automatic
baseball game for the winter.
Hal Chase has interested himself
in an oil venture in Kentucky and is
trying to sell stock in the concern to
his friends among the fans. He tells
them there's millions IN it.
First Baseman Dick Hoblitzels
brother, who was dentist in Ctncir-
natl, has Joined the United States
army. and Dick has taken over his
practise, thus disposing of the report
that Dick himself would go into the
army.
Mike Mitchell, former outfielder
with the Cincinnati Reds and else
where, is a bookmaker at the Latonia
track, near Cincinnati. He always did
have a weakness for horse racing and
finally got in the inside of that game.
William Engle carried off. the hon.
ors In the final tennis match at the
Wailukuh mill on Sunday afternoon,
defeating Caleb Burns, 81, ga, 3-6,
60, Ga.
By his run of Is straight at the flag
end of the season Bradley Hogg
crowded Eric Erickson out of the
pitching honors Of the Pacific Coast
league, -Hogg finishing with a per-
centage of SIS in games won, while
Erickson's percentage was. .674.
r. Ivan Olson is again mentioned as
the likely successor to George Stove'
all as manager of the Vernon Coast
League team. President Darmody
wanted him for , this season, but
Brooklyn couldn't waive him out OF
the, big show at that time.
Baseball prophets who are trading
Pitcher Slim Caldwell away from tEe
Yankees are doing it without consult
ing Manager Miller Higgins, who indi-
Gates that he will make try at man
aging Caldwell himself before he con.
siders letting any one else tackle the
Job.
Red Russell Of the White Sox will
have an operation to remove growth
on his left. arA performed at Indian.
apolis some time before the 1918 base
ball season opens. Physicians have
found a muscular growth on Russell's
arm that hinders his pitching effec-
tiveness.
Joe Tinker did not stop over in St.
Louis on hts way home from Milwau-
kee as he said he'would do. He miss
ed something thereby for they had a
story all cooked up in st. Louis and
ready to spring on him that he would
succeed Fielder Jones as manager of
the Browns.
Dad Center was the recipient of a
beautiful watch fob on Saturday al
ternoon,y the gift Of the Beach Comb
ers Dad" has done a heap of good
work during the past. year at the Out
.rigger Club and has given the swim.
ming game "a big boost In the com.
munity,1 He showed his Appreciation
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-04
MARE ISLAND MARINES
WIN FROM U. 8. c., $40

LOS ANGELES, Nov. little
Mare Island Marines defeated the
University Of Southern California here
today. The Marines we're able to
hold the students scoreless, although
on one occasion the local team came
within a yard of scoring.
Score: Marines "a; U. S. c., o..
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-04
% sAaII We s,ass0.

a contribution Shss been received
An which the work - one OF the offic.
ials Ct the TeNnS Fsarn-Y. N. C. A.
earnefwas. er3ticired II the writer will
sign hts name u the letter. We VIII
be clad 70 publish Il, as no aIony.
NOUS letters are publifhed. - r
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-04

Miss Ruth HERON, in charge of tho
Overseas Club sComfort Fund an.
nouneed yesterday that $3.50 has been
subscribed for the purchase of COM
forts for soldiers of the Allied forces
at the front. j. - - =. :.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-04

A demurrer to the admission Of 40
amended petition was filed with the
clerk Of the circuit court yesterday II
the case Of the Territory Of Hawaii
VS.. r. %. Matheson The demurrer
consists Of a general denial Of charges.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-04
"RA17lT"~ MARANviLLE23-
-, 10 ENLIST IN NAVY

BOSTON, Nov. s.-Walter Maran.
vile, shortstop of the Boston National
League baseball team visited the
navy yard yesterday and announced
he would enlist in the service. He will
take his examinations next week.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-04
ARoRKY'' FLYNN rs GRANTED
/ EXEMPTION BY ARMY. BOARD.

AVER, Mass.-- Daniel "Porky"
Flynn. heavyweight boxer Of Boston,
has been released from military ser:
vice because of dependents. He came
to the national army cantonment here
with the latest quota Of the draft.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-04
voLLEy Ball eHALLIaeE
Fort Shafter, Ii. 7

Dec. 4.
Sporting Editor. StarBulletin.
Sir: The HesdQuarters Co. and In
fantry. wishes to challenge the Oahu
Prison to q game Of voiley bah on
the prison court. Sunday, December
9. II this challenge is accepted call W.
G. Breseh. Headquarters Co, Fort
Shafter. ON phone.
All other challenges win be accept.
ed. Y. NJ. c. A. preferable.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-04
REV. GuTHRIE.Is ~.
Best PLAYER IN
COCKTAIL EVENT

y Rev. W. K. Guthrie was the "
= best in double event at the Pre- 4
4 sidio Golf Club links, San Fran. <
y CISCO the other day. Turning in (
=: a card that showed a net OF IS, 4
\ he won the monthly medal com. (
y, petition and also won the; Class <
y A cocktail tourney, with one up "
y on par. :
= (
= ~ %A%~<$ >%>%% = 4
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-04

The Allegro boys Of Palama have
been taking a deep interest IN sport
and the A team. has been making .
good record in baseball. defeating botb
the B and C. teams. The members OF
the A teams are as fellows: Sam
Hipa, c.; All Bung; p; All Tung, L.sb.;
Solomon Kenn, b.. All Tim. 3 b.;
John Chat, ). O.; John Lee, 9. Z
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-04

Retail prices Of bacon and ham
we're cut from S to 10 cents \ p,,and
in Illinois by the food administrator.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-04

of the gift by wearing It around on
his bathing suit. !.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-04

When Your Eyes Need Care
Try Murins Eye Remedy :
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-04

Dad Center was the recipient of a
beautiful watch fob on Saturday at
ternoon, the gift of the Beach Comb
ers Dad" has done a heap of good
work during the past. year at the Out.
.rigger Club and has given the swim.
ming game a big boost In the com.
munity. He showed his appreciation
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-04

Joe Tinker did not stop over in St.
Louis on hts way home from Milwau-
kee as he said he'would do. He miss
ed something thereby for they had a
story all cooked up in st. Louis and
ready to spring on him that he would
succeed Fielder Jones as manager of
the Browns.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-29
lsE7szssE1sgs@sNS UsUs0sEzsEE

After that talk she wondered =
great deal aboui Peters stone wsll.
Il could NOT be lack of money or
success. for be Rad both Indeed
there seemed 10 hc nothing Peter
id not have that makes Tor happi
ness and well being Ia this world.
and one day she told him so
Then BE- explained 90 her
"Oh I can give MP my dressmak-
ing mop now Marcia said
= don't ask Won fo a once Bu'
later ard YOU know. dear YOU can
always make YOUR own frocks 10
YOU won't LEI ma buy them for
Jou
rob. well then sighed Marcia
a moment later she murmured con
t"n eddy Your shoulder "a a very
nice place 90 rest one head on.
Peter
Peters gray eyes flashed mis-
chlevously
4, was designed expressly FOR
you be replied
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vince her that this WAS so. and
then she collapsed. Marcia came
home one night 10 fnd supper,ess
house and her mother IN bed with
three different kinds 81 pills from
the doctor on the stand beside hgr
TN have 20 mortgage he home
she moaned I've nothing else pgac-
tIcAlly You girls viii have 60 do
something somsthins She looked
appeslingly az the four OF them
I'm sure I'm doing the best Z
can. said Lola dogFedly
You cant raise up pupils our W
the paving stones cried Olive with
some i&es OF quoting the BIBLE
i shall marry Joe a. once te-
olAred Merle
Then Marcia spoke
you'll ali get out - this room
and give mothers bromide A chance
10 take ersc' SCoot skedaddle sa
moose make racks. prunto she
closed the door on them emphA tica-
~ Now. mother she said. bend
ing over the rorlorn agure Won
brace righ' up I'm quite able 20
take care az you I've wanted 20
tell you 20 for some time I've got
quite lo' OF money IN the hank
and I'm earning more and more
every day We shant have 20 mort
gage the house Everything shall
20 on Just As formerly You neednf
worry
oh. nv dear. what comfort you
are sobsed Mrs Worden
So MarciGs money came IN and
rallied the depleted forces ~ ~
household Merle had. really quite
nice Wedding. and a. Joe go' a
good JOB that enabled him 20 take
care OF her. things went better
after she le'' For Lola and olive.
put upon their mettle. exerfed
themselves 20 do their best
During this period OF reconstruc
ton harciAs great comfort was
Peter Mclean They grew vere
friendly and confidential When
ever Marcia came % a stone wall
in her experience she went 20 p
ter and Ne found a way thru n FOR
her 'But FOR you my poor nose
would be snubbed on All the time
she told him lsgghingly on. these
stone walls shall I never come 20
an end % hem -
peter shook his head
Il haven't. and I'm considerably
older than you I've come 20 orc
now and-and o stones won't give
an inch"
Why. Peter Marcia cried 81 g
with a stone wall never dreamed
% such a thing
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-29

rhar VOC could not &, 20 the bot
'0m az all af'cnce lf ever hc had
risen .rQm bis chair you would have
seen thaf Pr Was lame
81 town Marcia, he said
There Ear chair by the fireplace.
raw day-a lonesome day
Im veu glad 10 see SOU
Bee smiled and bis face ceased 10
b- hom-ly p spoke and ~ mes
SAGE was wonderful
N- Mclean. Marcia began. ear
uesfls. l want 20 ask YOU a seri
OBS question no Won think ought
o r 10 be something ! can't De
70 please mother and the
n-s tsll ne whai ? is yoa cant
musician oh. ~ course. I've
BAD lor of Instruction AMI I can
faIr'y we'll oHt IT'S purely
ue Rant tal performance might
ec-- bly, be- able to teach lttle blf
even teachers have 20 have temprra
ment nov atay- shall not be "a
.ucrrss at fhaf Ana might BE- a
success a~
dre-suaker I'm perfectly
wild ~ SER made Ibis dress
DE- doesn't look So much worse
than fe ngs Miss Sholi makes
for a and charges 50 mgch for
'0ye caur and hastuc and stitch
ing don know where got 10
from Im sure FOR mother says
her. have been none bur profess
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into pnsflon Al night Their bonn
bardmeni opened with a terrific nre
from euns whose positions had not
even previously been suspected ~
the Italians 40 such ariilerf~hiT
hae been attained by tho German
aimee Eerdun A. that when Vas
poured over the Italian positions
Ounnmbered In guns and men,
Cadorna's troops from fhat iime on
were yIctima 81 great war ma
chino u1rsniBg the same tactics
which The Germans $50 sncccT~inilf
adopted IN Rumania and war iha
chine led by me master Nho con
tueied that Rmnanian campaign
Gen. Won MackcDstu
How tremendous is fhe drlNinf
power OF ths great machine d. ln
dicated IN The Tact NAT severai nun
drcd square miles won inch by men /
IN cadornas great onensif's OF lass 4
summer and during a general faIl
naiQn that lasted three months
now In tho onemys hands AFTER
bare weeks push
py enormous massinR ot men and /
guns, the Germans simply ffn9'' .
cred the italians Thes s0armrd f.
thru mountain passes their sheer +
weight toppled over Italian de
lenses
Tho Teuionic armies are nov less
than 10 miles from tdine mo w.
ian railroad center What Rome
frankly declared was mo COW
ardice" az certain az lts units ~
The second army permitted Q Ten
tonic Ranking move which swept
the enemy wedge thru th' li"''."
lines. Gorilla was retaken The ~
vaders crushed thru o 'he italian
plains Ciyidale Qn Italian Guy
was taken
II was expected today thar hadoi'
ma would make every effort 90 form 4
n new defensive line on ihe IAei
mento river. approximately 3o miles
hack from the line on which lh'
fighting was IN progress today rms
river Is the first natural defense
barrier In The plains section WlH /
comparative aat terrain clear 9"
his river. there was faint hope heFe
today that the Italians would ~
able 10 stop the German advance
much before that line
France WAS relied upon io MAKE 4
arst contribution ga Italy need (
The French cabinet met SUNDAY I
evening for consideration 81 me
problem