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Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1918-02-17
Colorado.

Oil well recently struck near Delta
continues to Flow like volcano
Well No. Of the Flagler Oil & Gas
Company was recently spudded in.
Drilling will be prosecuted vigorously.
The Portland Gold Mining Company
Of Victor distributed a dividend
amounting to $4,000. or approximate
ly three cents per share.
Returns from a car Of ore recently
shipped from the New Dominion
mines at Ophir. in the Telluride dist
riot. gave values Of around $500 ton.
The Michigan Mining and Milling
Company. operating in the old camp
Of Kokomo. near Leadville. during
1917. shipped q total Of 10.163 tons Of
ore.
A three-foot vein Of molybdenum.
cut at a depth Of $50 feet, has been
exposed in the Morning Glory group
Of claims near Pitkin in Gunnison
county.
The output for the mines Of Cripple
Creek for January has a total Of 3d.
373 tons. with an average value of
$10.01 and gross bullion of 1925. 400.
Dividends paid during the same per-
Tod total $273,500 and were paid by
the following companies: Cresson
Consolidated G. NJ. & NJ. Co.. $4,000
monthly; Golden Cycle. M. and r. Co..
$4,000. monthly: Portland g. & NJ
Co., $4,000. quarterly: Granite Gold
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1918-02-17
Arizona.

It&Su8s
Arizona produced in 1917 about $751;
100000 pounds Of copper-twice As
much as any other state.
Articles Of incorporation Of an oil
company to develop the Holbrook oil
fields have been filed with the cor
poration commission in Phoenix.
A decided improvement In the quail
~ Of the ore In the shaft Of the Por-
phyry Copper Company was noted At
Globe. the percentage Of native COP
per showing q large increase.
Although the copper production Of
Arizona mines decreased 34.000.00
pounds last year. the value Of the out
put increased from $177.s70.960 in
1916 to over 500. 100000 in 1917.
A strike Of 1854 ounces of silver
and 22.S7 per cent Of gray copper.
checked up on the Alpha Copper Min
Ing Copper Company in the San
Xavier district at the 200-fOot level
has been announced.
The action Of Greene Cansnea Cop
per Company directors in continuing
the quarterly dividend Of 81 q share
indicates the prosperous condition Of
the company, despite the serious Ia
Dor troubles last year and a resultant
curtailed production.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1918-02-17
Montana.

Montana was second in Copper pro
duction in 1917.
Anaconda Copper Company now is
hosting $1,000 tons Of ore daily from
twenty-three producing mines. and the
total number Of employs exceeds H.
500.
A New York dispatch reads: After
. prolonged conference between gov
eminent authorities and spelter pro-
ducers an agreement has been reached
whereby IL cents has been fixed -
the official price for grade A spelter."
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1918-02-17
SIGNALS CHANGE OF COURSE
contrivanee Easily Applied
to Automobiles.

The Scientific American in illustrat-
ing and describing a vehicle signal, In
vented by G. W. Edmond Of Ell Paso.
Tex, says:
The invention relates to signaling
devices particularly suitable for use
on automobiles to indicate a change Of
course. The object is to provide an in
expensive and efficient continuance
which can be easily applied to an au-
tOmobile so as to become prominent
when actuated to attract attention, and
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1918-02-17
INSPIRING At SLOW SPEEDS
Common Cause Of Complaint With
Usual carburetor system-co Over
Ignition Carefully.

Poor engine operation at low car
speeds Is a common complaint with the
usual carburetor system. Often an air
leak throws out the carburetor adjust
ment 50 that an insufficient amount Of
fuel Is fed. Wide plug gaps with a
magnetic with weak magnets Is a COM
bination which may give this trouble.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1918-02-17
NOVEL HEADLIGHT FOR AUTOS
Connecticut Man Has New Patent De-
sign to Furnish illumination
Without Glare.

N. N. Finklestein of Greenwich.
Conn.,, has Just patented a new head
light for automobiles, designed to fur
nfsh a maximum amount Of illumina-
tion on the highway and to do away
with the dangerous glare. The direct
rays are shielded In such o way as to
cover the ground and light 1t up thor
oughly. without precipitating the light
to q distance.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1918-02-17

Peterson and associates are devel-
oping the Iron Bar Group at Mogollon.
A cross cut tunnel has been run in
over 500 feet.
The Oaks Company continue daily
shipments from the various holdings.
The ore recently cut in the Deep
Down mine in Mogollon district, was
opened in the level below.
An order has been placed By the
Socorro Mining and Milling Co. for .
new double drum electric hoist with
Q capacity Of Zoo feet In depth.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1918-02-17

for this purpose when thrown into the
operative position a folding flag is at
tached near the free end of the arm.
the flag unfolds automatically. to rem
der the arm apparent in the dark, an
incandescent light is provided at the
extremity of the arm.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1918-02-17

With battery system In use the igni-
ton may be neglected at first and the
carburetion attended to. but this done
the ignition should be gone over care
fully.-Notor.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1918-02-17
Wyemine.

Tom Ncstor has closed . deal for
700-acre tract on the Derby dome and
viii place . rig to start drilling By
Nay /.
Ground 10 being graded just outside
he city limits Of 0Ienrock for the
building of The TEXAS on Company's
camp end tank farm.
In . report frea ths officials Of The
CarDania Company announcement =
made that wen No. I. IN the Lander.
p1uDksft ~, = Gown 80 ssse
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1918-02-17

NJ
II 70 Is miles but the
Of II 10 70 miles
second Of II
later trucks designed haSe reduction Of 50
Ths
advance when at m hsh and these eenfcceens
yfsscA ~ avd Milan TIE transport
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1918-02-17

Under the direction OF the avIation
committee Of National Special Aid
society, Inc, Of which Mrs. William A.
Bartlett is chairman. q treasure and
trinket fund" has been organized to
meet the needs Of the wings Of the
United States" Instead Of appealing
for contributions In money. the fund
has sent out q call for trinkets. etc.
The response was immediate. Treas
ures al every conceivable type have
been received. These articles are sent
to the United States assay once and
melted, and the fund receives Q check
from the government. In this way the
newly created organization intends to
look after the aviators and the wei
fare Of their dependents In the case OF
disaster. The photograph shows q col
lection Of old silver. such as combs.
brushes, mess bags. tea pots. etc.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1918-02-17

vousneso and head
aches and every
month would have to
stay in bed most Of
the time. Treat
ments would relieve
mo for . time but
my doctor was al
ways urging me to
have an operation.
Ny sister asked me
TO txyL Lydia E. Pink
b . ms Vegetable
Compound before
eonsenting to an
I took
FIVE bottles Of itand
It has completely
cured mo and my
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1918-02-17
DOCTOR URGED
AN OPERATION
Instead l took Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound
and Was Cured.

Baltimore, Md.-"Nearly four yeafa
] suffered from organic troubles, ner.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1918-02-17
WESTERN
MINING AND OIL
NEWS
Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Prices Quoted for Metals.

FrtceS 0uote0 SoV Me0
New York-Lead-@700 07.26.
Bar Snver-S6Sc.
Copper-$7.0007.2S.
st. Louis. Mo.-Spelter-$7.69.
carbohydrates concentrates. 90
per cent. $20.0OQ22.so per unit.
Crude ores. 60 per cent. $4,000
$500: rs per cent. $12.00a12.50: 10
per cent. 3s400l220 per unit
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1918-02-17

4 Kitchen Paradox.
"Your cook Is certainly a rare one"
yet everything she does is well
DONE
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-08

@ompers bientme. 9rnfibe1lten
for 0e nnerifanffe Sagforeninger,
San1nel @o1npers, Mrbei6er11es
u@ranb Ol6 Ma1", fom 6en 2oen
Nobentber tilbnge fra fin Guropo-
reife. @an bnr beidgt England,
Granfrig og sStalier.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-08
gftris-ltnsarns pbereipelie.

S Manbags offentIiggior6es 8e-
for 8aabenbpilen mel
lem be Mnierebe, glnrerifn og pit
rig-l1ngarr, fom Meb u,1berifrebet
i tSenoags. 0trig-l1ngarn er rib
Bet for fibfte 8rebI al Mi1itarn1agt>
og Oct n1nn trRffe fire Sropper til
bage fra 8eHfro1rter1. ct biit M11-
tai af l1n6erbanbs bsbanbe, Slogffibe
og &rDofere ifa1 oberleberes til oe.
Mlliereoe, ion1 1igele0es bill belptte
ben itore pifrigife Saaa6eitotio1l
@oIa.
S bet fglgea1oe gipes 1ogle 116=-
orag Of &obeob elier1e, Sc 1r1i-
litere 8eltemnleIier er::
9iebliHelig S1,oi HlIing of Sienot-
Igbeoer hilIanog, tiIbarog % i 2uf,
ten.
6uloitenoig Deruo differing at ben.
gftIgznngarife @er og giebIn nifffelig.
l1nboragelie af oIIe gitrigslargarlfe
Sfprfer, Der mf11per pna en- Sront0
fra Moroi6en til gcbpeia.
9itrig-1 11ngrns WfiiII IIihtprfiDrffe ifaI
neobringes fil ben fgr arigen Der
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-08
6bab Sprfiet 1,,aa.

Gbrfiet bar antaget 6e Mliere
bes 8aabenittlitan6s Betingelier
I2or6 0tobert Gecil, Den engdife nn
|beritatsiefretpr, erflerer oet for e1
EfuloitGnoig og ubetinget 0pergibel
ie. 8ettngellerne offentligglor6eS
| Fber i 2anbet fibite 2er6og 9lften oq
er i SobebtreHene fom fMger::
0abning af 9or6anellerne oa
}Bosporls meo fri M6gang til Cor
tebobet. De Mlliere6e sbei9tter Dar,
6anellerne og 8ospor1s Sorterne
FAINT allc itrategiife &unfter, ion1
noa nnies ng6ben0igt for 6e Mllie-
re6es @ifferbeo.
pieb1iHelig De1nobiliieri11g al
2al1bets Sropper. @bentuel @bn-
fuering af beIe Sransfaufaften.
0pergibelie of alle tprfiife Office
rer iamt alle &abneIte6er i Sripo=
liz og paa @ppern til Sen nerme=
ite ita1ienffe @arnilon. Sgiaa 9per-
gibelie al @arnifonerne / 5prien og
Meiopotamien, / @e6ga5, Msitr og
Demen. Spergibelie of alle tprfiife
&rigsffibe. sSorbno moo S76elpg-
gelie of enbber Slags &er-, Slaa-.
De og .Sanoelsmateria1e.
91le alltereoe @rigsfanger og
tilfongetagne eller i11ternere6e Mr-
meniere ffal ialnIes / &onitonti11o-
pei og obergibes til oe 9(lliereoes
8eifpHelie. Mne tpife Sol6ater
ifaf 116ien6es al 2on6et ir6en e1t
Maane6s Gorleb. Sprfiife &rigs-
fanger forbliber til oe MIliere6es
9ispofttion.
Sri 8rltg for 6e Mliere6es @h=
be af olle tDrfiffe @abne og Mnfer=
plo6ler> og 9eegtelie al 6isles 8rug
til Sienoen Selegrafitotioner gt<
beg un6er 6e Mllierebes &ontroI.
sStror6nnelie of @bgo11g for be
MIliere6e til Eprfiet at erboloe
&rl og Die for 8rG1r6iel, efter at
2onoets eget 8ebob er tilfre6sitil.
let. ssSntet al bette Materiole mao
transporteres. 9llle Doffer og
Sfibsbarfter GDrfiet ifo1 1too til
be Mlliere6es Dispoiitiot1.
Gn &epr9ientant for Sc Mierebe
ifal aninttes be6 oct tprhife Wd1i=
iterinm for 2eberinger for at bare
tage alliere6e ssSt1teresfer og ffa1
gibes ea1bber l1n6eritgttelie / l16fg-
relfen af fit Sberb.
Ml Sorbi1r6elie 1r1ellem Gprfiet
og Gentraln1agterne ffal opbgre.
S giIfeloe af l1roligbeoer Be
fefs armeniffe gilapets reierberer
De Mliere6e fig @etten til at beiat-
te Dem belt eller oelpiit.
6ienotligbe6erne n1e1Ie1n gprfiet
og De Miepe6e ffaI betragtes fo1n
opbert fra Gorsoag M06ag Sen 81.
Sftober 1918.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-08
-Gn @oe um sbprbalbien.
@eorg 8ran0es arbeioer for 81.
ben paa en- 8og ON 8ertbel Gbor,
oaI61et.
0pbsfalb.

8iebmano CIR. Sooe / MoIborg
er afgaaet beo Dpben, 20 Mar galr1-
mel, efter ct Bar Moonebers ret
haar6t @pgeleie. Sen Mf0e6c, Ser
bar En- 6bgtig og a11iet &igbn1ono,
bar oreoet Sorretnt1g i 9loIborg /
IS 9ar, ii6en 1908 fl1n en- gros;
ban bar 81. a. Mebitifter of 2iofor-
fifringsielFabet 'Syre1rtti6e1t' og @re-
oitbanfen Ma1borg, og bla116t 5ans
mango EiIli6sbberb fon 1tebnes, at
ban bor fiobet i 2ignings sfontnis1io-
men og ! 8eitDreIfen for MaIborg
&anoelsforening og MaIborg M11-
,ieun1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-08
glpt @lab.

Snoenfor banife 2mnobrugsfre6{e
er Der Blaner oppe ONT at ftarte ef
NIT gagHao iom Sobe6orgnn for.
bet 6anife 2an6brug. 8Iabets gsabn
B1iber 2unoma1o stioer10e" og set
forbentes at funt1e l16fenbes fra lite
sSSo1tuor. S
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-08
0urrgiurlara Brtingrlarrne.

ifenoe gffetfhtbitd. &alpporten of
Sibt1tonolforplene og S9rens Mr-
ltilleri og noitpr fal in1nles pna
Steoer, iom beitenrn1es al sc alEe.
reoe og 6e Sorenehe gtater, for az
Iu6leberes II oen1.
Rpnning af git 0nrroooe, ion,
||9ftrtg- -l1ngarn bar taget / BeiiD-
|oelie fiben &rigens 8egbroeIfe Dam:
fNtrig-n1rgarffe Scr FaI trpffe fsg
|tilbage til en- 2inie, Ser nprulere
|beteg11es.
Sernbatre- og Wd1itern6 ffttpr, ino-
befottd &1l, in6enfor set begrqnfr
|oe Smraa6e oberlu6es til Sc 81
liere6e.
Sc Mlliereoe bar &et til nbinbref
ii8ebagelle ober alle sSSernbuner og
Slooer / 4itrig-l1ngarn og til a
BRUCE alle gitrigife og 1tr1gorHf
!Sransportni6ler, iom er t1goDenbi-
ge. 9e Muiereoes Seer ifo1 be5ntte
1aa0an11e Hu11tter, ion1 er rp6benoi-
ge for at foretage Meilitgroperaf1o-
ner og opretDoI6e Sr6en.
De tpife Sropper Hal lite aIe,le
inoen Is Gage r6t11ne Sen italien-
ife % 6e balfanife 6rot1ter, men oe-
iaa r6nnn1e 9itrigsl1ngar1 ir1benfoF
fan1l11e Ei6sru111.
M6miniitrationen it16enfor bet
rgnrn1eoe Omraa6e 9itrig=u =unearn
bil hlipe oberlobt 2ofalmhoriteter~
ne UNDER 6e alliereoe Spres Som
trof.
gieb1iffelig SiemielbeIie of aI-
liereoe &rigsfuneer og i11ternereoe
l1n6erfamter.
61aa0ebeti1lgellerne i11obefatter.
4jebliffelig SS116itirlli1rg af aIe
6ienotliebe6er tilpo11os og ngiostIs
8eifeo angaae116e alle gitrig=u1bgnr-
ffe 'Sffbes Tilbol6slteb og BebaqeI-
fer.
Obergibelie til 6e MIIiereoe og br
Gorene6e Stater of Is eitrigHsun-
garife ltn6erbm16sboo6e, fon Hep
bpgget mel1ern 1910 og 1918, og az
alle tDife l1boa6e, ser er i ener Ber
efter fan fon1n1e irr6 4 gitriaf-,1ulz.
.garf Serritorialfarpa11b.
ObergibeIle til 6e Mniereoe rs
6e Jore11e6e 5fter n1e6 f11lbt 1l5
itpr of tre 5lagifibe, tire lette arDo
fere, nj Eorpe6oiagere, torp Eorpr
boboa6e, ct Minen6fagtrii rugsf furfsi
og fefs Donau=Neonitorer, Ser 1rpr-
mere ffnl betegnes af oe MDiereoev
og De Sorene6e gtater.: 4n6rr,
&rigsHibe ffaI fonee1treres beo s{1-
rig-nngarife SlnnbeItatio11er, a
bnbnes og TITLES UNDER allierrf
@p1hrol.
5ribe6 for oIle @rigsfibe og aof
far6iifbe tiIbgre116e oe Mliere6e tit
at feile pda MDrimerbabet fmnt poa
Donm1 og @flo6er fnabeI fom az
fpr6es in6enfor aft gitriif-nngmF
Serritorialfarba116.
Gfsiiteren0e 8lofaoebetingelier Be,
itent af 6e miere6e HaI for6llb
11foranbret.
Mle Slbbenraffiiner Fa1 fonceu-
treres paa fanoanne Steoer, fom 81
Muierebe og 6e 5orene6e Stater be-
itenr11er.
Mllieret 8efpHeIie af aIre pffariE
fe &piter og Be &nbne noenom n
rigif-nngarif Dn1ranoe fom M n
beiat Of 1ftrie=l1ngorr-
Mllieret @eiqttelie af- ollie. Bp-
faitninger og 9er be6 @oIa.
Mue @offnrdifibe flbgrenoe s.
allierebe, fom MI er / gitrifffsnngarH
8efiooeFe faI tiIbogeleberea-
sS1'gen Delaggelfe af @fibe elIu
;Mmerinle er tinaot.
NlIe Marinefanger ifal l,6leDrr.s
noen g1enfofg l1obefsling
s1ttoriteterne ! 8afbingfcn 1,oin5
fe peo 9ffetflie gierelfen af gettiiH
gel1erne at oisfe antbbeoe oe Befin
!geller, ion biloe blipe hirfthinet xblf-
la1ro De bil nernrig paa iiI,aea
Nfaaoe blibe ni1oere, i1tarere IL.
mo6ia
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-11-08
Sinatp Da1tntarkBtl
6rbstelig Mfinefataitrofe beb
5faae,t.

6rg9teltg Wdneta1a1trp1e peO
Sfagen.
Gpffer1te n6lag6e li6It | Sepfenl
Der en- Del 11De Minefelter i &atte
gat;; 6esp9rre forleb Der life mango
elmer efter Mir1ernes l16legning
If6ren6 Der i11btraf en- forfaroelig8u
talfrofe, io1n foitebe II 1t1tge, itpr:
lie Mepr16 2ibet.
nlpffen ifete 6en "a. 5eptembe,
ON @ftermi6boge11 be6 Sfagen. 8ef
5=Eioen rDgtebes set, ifplge We6be.
le1le fra Sfaget,, at Der bar ffet en-
.frpgtelig nlDHe / Sarbm6et ibpi1
for @fagert, og 6a man TOM ne6 til
&abnen, bite life nlene SoHs al,
borspr9ge6e Mniigter, men ogfaa De
paa bo1b stang paienbe Slag fra
@fibene &abne1t iant fra S6'
nar16sbienund og 6e offentlige 8Dg-
ninger, at set bar roget alborIigt,
Der bar fet.
timber Mrbeibet nreb at optage Ni-
1rer set nor6lige &aHegat, bbilfet
fon befien6t beierges at ibenife
&rigsfartgier, bar ct al 6isie, &a-
nonbaa6en u@unbtIo" M. ~ ite6t
poa en- Mine, og iaa frpgtelig par
@fsploiione1l at Sfibet por .fl1l6=
iter6ig forlbur1bet poa ct balbt Sci
NUT. 9e onore Sarteier ile6e til
&i9lp, men besberre bleb af Sft-
Bets 80 @ano itore 8eiatning Inn
12 re66e6e.
II rnge, itgrfe Me11b bleb alte
{qa be11te Gong Differ for 8pifernes
@otonboa6ens Gbef, &qpt. @an,
En- 35aarig, 6pgtig og ofbolotD&an6,
fprang / 2nfte1t me6 tit 5fib og
1oaes life mere.
Nefte Dags Sormi6oag nbgif u@
16" me6 2igene al 6e forulpHe6e
benlfe Marinere al SfagenS Sabn,
me6ens Ma16ifaber11e paa Sc 9bri,
ge ipenife og 6anlfe Eorpe6obuaoe
ltoo opittueoe til Naro6e meo blot
tebe &obe6er. Ser bar bertIagt ett-
felte &ranie pao &fiterue. Sra alle
Sfibene / Sabnen, 6a1lfe ion1 iben-
ffe, baieoe Slagene paa bolb @tang.
6bpr Minerne bGlter t1b.
l1itanielig bnlter Minerne in6
moo Spllan6s &pit. Dag ub og Sag
i1r6 1boer 6e belbige Sfralb, naar
Mner1te enten tilfelotgt eller be6
&ielp fprenges / 5tl1n-
per og @tpffer. De &pitelier, fo1n
s@apdtboer,res Suite og @oar6e li6er
u11ber. CT foo ltHrfe. at ser for M-
por fa11 bere Sare for, at 1ni1l6re
Ioli6e Suite fan fal6e 1eo ober 9re-
ne paa Solf. $ bbert SaIo li6er
8pgni1rgerne iaa nreget at @pergs,
tnaalet ON gritat1ing for forpol6t
Sfa6e begbn6er at fomme poa Sale.
2er6ag sen 81. og 5gn6ug Ben
%. Sept. ON 6ouni66agen bleb Ser.
ipre1tgt berrbe6 en- @nes Wai11er /
&arbo6re og 5ieltring. 0abnlig
Senoog Sormi66ag par @pitelierne
faa itprfe, at Suiene / 2enpig rD.
iteoe, D6re fprang op, og 8i11buer-:
ne nirreoe. 8aa 8gblingbierg 11er-
feoes e1t F5prRngning fan fraftig, at
en- flor Speilglasrube bleb fprengt.
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8ebolb @6ers 1ibertD 8pn6s.
De 6orene6e Stoters @egieri11g be.
Ser olIe, fon1 bor fiebt 2ibertp
Bombs, on1 at bebol6e 6is1e og lite
bDtte Dem bort for an6re 8on6s !
/ banoelsmesfige eller i116uitrielle
@irfion1be6er, lom r1ooffe er bpr-
6ilefe. &pis man obio1ut trpnger
it'll &enge, 6a gaa til en- 8anf, og
|6enne bill e1ttel1 fipbe 0eres Bombs
Ie1ler 1aane 8enge paa 6enl etfer-
Hfon1 mon 1laa 6nffe bet.
81tn for De rige. Sra Stocfbolm
|me66elcS, at Neitaurationcrnes Bri-
Her paa Spiiebarer er iteget iao
|beit, at fun 6e belltaoe116e bar
Raao til at fple paa en- f6rlte &las-
|ies Meitaura11t. @n6og pao onoen
og treble &lasies Me1tonrationer er
|Briien iteget 1aa n1eget at man
maa babe rigelig 1ne6 Henge, for at
|fnnne faa ct metten6e MaoIti6
Ma6. 9lutoriteterre bar ipnrfiat
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tillpo De 5or. 5taters @r1terings-
nominiitrmion 8 asu11b Cutter til
bber @erfon / 5mniIie11 ON Naa-
neber.
Republican farmer., 1918-08-23

Paris, Aug. 2l-The French attack by Gen Mangn 9 komere front threatens, according to the latest re- pors the fall of Noyon, which slowly is oufanked
 The attack has the carefully prepared positions of the enemy.
 The offensive it believed here will give the French complete control of the valleys of the Ose Aette and Asne the quadraera of Rbecour Noyon Bchancou and Sois The strategy of Gen. Mangin in first clearing the emy shield If machine guns before the big attack forces the enemy to rely picked divisions.
 Gen. Mangns advance toward the Disc is important stroke in the military critics and constitutes threat at the ouankng of Noyon from the east well decided help to the army of Gen Humber operating between the Maz and the Disc.
 The plan Marshal Foch the critics believe aimed at consolidating the front of the armies of Mangn and Huber and forcing the enemy to withdraw probably large scae The Germans striving to prevent this at all costs.
 In addition to the than 5000 prisoners captured Tuesday Gen. Mangn took guns and large amount of material.
 French troops continued their advance along the whole front between the Disc and the Asne this morning. Caepon and Cuts have been captured by the French days office statement
 After sharp fighting ground has been taken west of Las signy by the French, the statement says.