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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-03
MAGISTRATE CARTER
DIES SUDDENLY
Jovial Justice Of the Peace OF
Townsend Fatally Stricken
Last Night.

We'll. I guess I'll take a walk around
town and sec how things are before
r. tlrIng With this remark. having
provided himself with q lighted lantern,
Magistrate James d Carter Of ] ownsend.
more than 80 wears old. stepped out Of
has front door last night abou, 10 o clock
As he did not return III & reasonable tune
a search was instituted for hun, but no
trace was found unIl o clock this morn
ing. when the dead body was found ID the
toilet n the ward of the Carter home
Death evidently resulted from heart
disease. There Was no evidence o. vlo-
lence.
Mr.. Carter was serving ms second term
as Justice Of the peace at ! OW nsend tie
was also q registration officer and Was
b0oked 10 help conduct the registration
OF voters there today In connection
with the registration he had been IN Val
rnIngtoD several tunes lately AIr Carter
was lifelong Republican. lie was q
member of mon Lodge 4. ! Il VI
of Mlddletown Recently be and Mrs
Carter celebrated their golden welding
anniversary.
Alwavs genial and full of fun, Mr. Carter
often told the following he saId gpng
L, q wardrobe IN hIs home one DAY he "a"
moth on q sult OF clothes ~ ht4 "Wh
constantly for p years seeing al 0pJnr-
tunitv 70 play Joke on the store Where
he bought the slut p years before ono
u the big Philadelphia department
stores he TOOK the slut There and with
oat d sullle informed the clert i" ho waited
oh nm that he was dissatisfied WITH hi'
SUIT
How long have you worn ~ thc eicrh
asked hiIu
.Twentv-hve YEAR Carter replied
Really Tie suIt dldu look - i j hao
been worn hardly 4ns Tic cierb tooA
the matter up with the head 81 p" estab
hshrncnt who permitted Mr. Carter Z
take hls pick oi suits ~ the store 10 *
change f6r the one be brought n Ih'
latter was exhibited and advertised Z
show the good wearing qualities u tn
clothes bought there thc pubic pelnl
informed that d had been worn Tor =
wears b, Judge Carter % Townsend
E1..
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-03
FOCR, IN NEW DRIVE
SOON, EXPERTS SAY
Keepthe Germans Running, Likely
is the Policy of Worlds
Master Strategist
Nv Associated Press to Every Fvenlne

AESprtdtg1
Washington. Aug 3 With tho city of
Soissons in the hands Of the French. Of
ficlal speculation turned 10 the extent Of
thc German withdrawal from the Aisne-
Marine salient
The retreat OF the enemy, reported in
the official communIque Of the French
War Office and from General Pershlng.
Il is believed will not stop until the line
Of the Nesle river Is reached
In the minds Of many officers there IS
doubt as to whether the enemy will be
able to make stand on the NeSle or
whether the onr1lsh of the British, Ameri-
can and French troops Will not carry
them across the Nesle and within few
davs force the Germans to withdraw TO
the heights Of the Aisnc
The great value Of the operations Of
the last few days in establishing prece-
dent Of victory for the Allies on the
Western front IS reiterated by officials,
and is expected TO be commented upon
by General March in his talk with news
paper correspondents
General Foch holds the initiative, and
il has been demonstrated that the best
troops the German High Command Is
able to throw into the fray are OF In
sufficient fighting strength TO stop the
progress OF the combined French, Amerl-
can and British forces
In the view of many here II will not bC
long until General Foch will show further
steps in his war plan by the starting 81
an offensive on other sectors OF the front
The Flanders salient, in the Northern
front NAV become the scene OF Allied oil
fenslve operations at any tune, as II /
known that a great concentration OF Brit
lsh troops there has been effected
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-03
MORE REGISTRkkTS
CALLED To COLORS
Some 10 Go North and Some to
Go South Early Next
Week.

Limited service men under call 100,
from DIVISION No Local Board, afe Is
follows
John + ilulin, 500 French
Marion j. Prltchett, 1906 " ashIngton
Joseph B4lA, yl7 Poplar
Eagtle DaugteTty. Gl9 4tA
William M4cauIe ) 50I West
Ant ONO Icrr4fa. 504 West
These meu are to report for roll call
1t the board royu- old curt HoIs, on
SInda, August and rotrtnn at -
D clock hlonda. morning August =, Tor
SyracI-, y.
Dyi-lon 4 n,n - report on August .,
for entralaue j a II b. ~ August D,
for SpaItaniurg : & are the following
William u Thompson 36l Howe
street Chester Pa
Kots-rt 3 Flynn 1900 lou street
Washington. -
Herbert J Met Craek,n 5l1 I.the street
aiudeu, \ J
street Chertof
John klein. 2l3 tldwart street, hester
Lawrence "A k.clc5, BIS D. 9th street
Arpad santa GO4 : Hcald
Martin + outec Ii6 Walnut
Morris 4 Patterson, Eden Parh
/ William X king 1871 hing
F. William Lodcr. III T. 9th
DIVISION No z, Local Board men, under
/ the same call to report for roll call
/ II ~ BOD ~ on Monday are
/ John p Almond, SOB W Z2d
/ William II Bell, 705 Sprure
Alexander NJ Dryden, Eng Dept
i Milford
/ p y Mclaughlin, 1908 II Sth
Joseph i Bndcr, Jr., 24l0 Carter
4 James Rhoid Graham, Jr 1910 Pine
Albert Kennedy, los " 10Th
( Vim Leslie Warrick, 3l5 J. 22d
Martin Joseph Hession, Jr, S32 Ben.
/ nett
Medford II White Ala W 23d
James Leo Harkinsr l0ll lombard
Harry Il Phillips, n W Cor 9th 4
4 Spruce
James Dill 204 J. 35th
Randall Murphy, 70l kirkwood
Alternates
Graham Nassau Foster, 2703 Tatnall
Clarence Seamore Pierce, 400 Vandever
Ave
/ William r Carman, l6 j. 23d
David 6 Lemon, 1915 West
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-03
COMPLETE VICTORY
FOR ALLIES, MARCH
IS TOLD BY CABLE
Rout of Germans Was So Quick
Foe Fled Leaving Ground Gov
cred With Unburied Dead.
/ 800, 600 U. S. MEN ACROSS
By Associated Press to Every Evening

Ry Associated Press to Every Evening
Washington. Aug ; Mai j-Gcn Hun
ter Iiggett. commanding the first Amerl-
can army corps. is IN active charge OF that
corps OH the center of the allied drive
IN the Aisne- Marine salient, Gen. March.
chief of staff. today told newspaper CORE
spondcnts. at the seni-weekly conference
AZ the War Department
The American divisions forming this
corps arc serving contiguously on tins
sector. the control of which is IN the
hands OF Malor-(Icneral lAggctt aS COM
mander Of the first major American unit
TO get into action in France
Gen. Pershing, as a result Of recent
transfers OF American divisions which
had been brigadcd with the British now
has one million men under ms direct com
mand, the chief OF staff stated.
Total embarkation Of American troops
during july broke all records, i was
announced officially, more than 300,OOO
men having been shipped.
ADD DIVISION BEST GUARD
The number Of American divisions
actively engaged on this sector has been
increased to eight now including the
First. Second Third ard Fourth regu-
lars and tho 10th 18th 32d and 42d
National Guard Gen March announced
thar i was the 42d DIVISION which met
and defeated the PrUsslan Guards during
the present week
The grand total embarked to the end OF
july has passed he 100000 mark The
preyjou- high monthly record was for
June, when z76. 900 men were sent over
D5s,,,ssir,q the fighting Gen Marci
said off3clal dispatches covering the battle.
~ August showed the present front
running virtually parallel 10 the esle ano
Arder valleys the next defensive Ilnc o.
the enemy At the tune the advancing
ferce. were within >lx miles of tins line
Continued on page
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-03
HUNS GOT SHOCK
IN SO|SSON'S FAIL |;
NOT READY TO QUIT
Allies 70 Further Heap Tndignities
Upon My Army" Chase Them
With Elephantine Tanks
LINE BACK TO 1914S
BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Paris. Aug 3 French troops. which
are pursuing the Germans between
Rheims and ~olssons, have lost touch At
no point with the rear guards of the
enemv The losses Of the Germans are
declared to be heavy, according 70 the
Petit Journal
The newspapers Of Paris. commenting
upon tie Importance and significance Of
the battle, say its result surpasses CON
siderably the highest hopes The occupa-
ton Of SCISSORS has made 1t certain that
the Germans will he Obliged 70 retlre to
the Aisne as they did IN September, 1914.
the newspaper says
Many prisoners were taken by the
French at SCISSORS which WAS occupied at
clock Friday evening, one hour after
the Germans had been driven from the
suburbs. Those Of the garrison not
captured escaped by fleeing northward.
It seems the enemy did not expect to be
chased from Scissors There were no
indications that preparations had been
made for retirement and no fires were
discovered anywhere.
On the left Friday. French cavalry
and tanks kept IN close pursuit ot the
enemy and inflicted heavy losses.
The evacuation of the Inc Of the Nesle.
If il has not been brought about before,
seemingly is made compulsory by the
| French advance 70 the AlsnC east ai
Solssons. Coupled with the French
advance north of the Alsne Yesterday TO
+ PomniereS. northeast of scissors. i IS a
dangerous menace TO the Inc OF the Alsne
The French advance points directly
toward the important heights a ne
western end Of the Chrmn des Danes
which are less thau flTe miles north OF
Nenlzel
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-03
c. w. BUSH HONORED.
Made Member of the Admins
trative Staff of the
Y. M. G. A.

Charles W. Bush, who temporarily
abandoned his law practice 10 Wilmington
10 do war work for the Y. NJ. &. a., IN
which he was always deepl interested,
HIS been made member Of the admins
trative staff Of the Southeastern Depart
ment Of the National War Work Council.
For the past SIX months MI; Mr, Bgsn M5noIar mas
had charge Of the work at camp wheeler
and he fas won the confidence and re-
srcct .. of averv man there. They deeply
rppre, thai he is to leave them, and the
I'M G 4. Committee there has adopted
resolutions expressing It's high apprecla-
ton Of him and his work there
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-03
FRANK DAVIS BROWNS.
Lost His Life While Bathing in
the Christiana River Last
Night

While bathing near the new River
Front bridge, about o'clock last even
ing, Frank DAVIS, aged - years oi ~
Lombard street, was drowned !io" ne
came 10 drown was not known, as he was
considered good swimmer 1t IS thought
that he swan down the river with the
tide and when he tried 10 come back it
was too strong for him to battle and he
lost his strength lie leaves a wife and
two children
There was great deal Of excitement
n the neighborhood following the report
of the drowning, and The mans father,
William Davis, according 10 the police,
became excited. A brother OF the dead
man i now in France with the tnitcd
States army
Tho BODY Of the drowned man has not
been recovered.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-03
ADVANCE OF ALLIES
ENDANGERS FLEEING HUNS

With the American Troops on the Aisne
Marne Front, Friday, Aug II. u r. m I
Much importance Is attached TO the ad-
vaoce of the allied forces on the easterly
s;Ic ri the Soissons-Rhcims front to the
line of Cueux and Thillols.
II is pointed to as serving the double
object Of protecting Rheims and placing
the Allies in position to cripple still
further the already badly crowded Ger
mans in their retreat towards the 'Sesie,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-03
18 To 40 YEARS FIXED
FOR NEW DRAFT AGE
Secretary Bakers Recommends
ton Goes to Congress in
Bill on Monday.
sr Associated Press TO Every Evenins

By Associated Press to Every Evening
Washington. Aug B. Secretary Baker
will recommend that the draft ages be
made from Is to 10 years. This Vas
announced today by Senator Chamber
lam. chairman of the Senate military
committee. following a conference With
the secretary.
Senator chamberlain said the new
army bill embodyine these ages had been
completed by Secretary Baker and would
be introduced simultaneously in both
houses Of Congress Monday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-03
NABBED ANARCHIST:
SAVED TROOPSHlP
Prisoner Confessed He Was AS
signed BY Lot to Blow Up
Former Hun Liner.
By Associated press to Every Evening

An Atlantic Port Aug. g. An anarch-
ist plot to dcstoy an American troop
transport is believed by the authorities
10 have been frustrated today with the
arrest Of man who said he was Frederick
Rouchat
The prisoner, caught climbing a rope
ladder In the side Of the ship a former
German liner, said he had been selected
by lot TO blow up the vessel.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-03
GERMAN ARMY ON RUN;
ALLIES IN HOT PURSUIT;
BOCHE HOPES BLASTED

apture of scissors Severe Blow to Crown Prince--Cty
Was Most Important Supply Centre; Barbanans
Set Fismes A6re as Its Fall to Allies is Unavoidable;
Fismes, Loss Vital Blow to the Germans American,
French and British Make Clean Sweep on 35 Mile
Front, Hurting Back the Huns Three Miles; Americans
Force Foe Back Five Miles on Their Part of the Line;
Marine Salient Practically Blotted Out and Ludendorf's
Defenses Almost ObIherated- Failure"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-03
Truck Wrecks tireplug

4 motor truck owned Is John Tell
ice cream dealer. of Fourth and HARRISON
this morning eolIidcd with the hfe ny
tIrant al seventh and Harrison streets,
knocking the top of and starting
fountain there Nobody WAC hurt and
the truck dIdnt seem 10 h much damaged.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-03
SURVEY OF CANAL.
Work Preliminary to Its Being
Taken Over by Government.
Special Correspondence OF Every Evening

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Delaware City Aug. 3-lhc tnlted
States inspection boat Gannet arrived IN
the canal Yesterday with survey party
on board 10 begin a survey OF the canal,
in connection with condemnation pro
cce,iings for it's acquisition by tho govern
ment The survey is being made under
the L : engineer office NJ Wilmington,
and the legal proceedings IN connection
Herewith are IN the hands of United
States Attorney Charles T. ,urley OF
Wilmington.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-03
A FREE. KNITTING BOON
for every woiuan reader 81 the fttF
Evening


Evening
The Red Ross wants the help oi
every American Woman IA knitting
socks. sweaters nniiiers, and wash
cloths for the soldiers and sailors
II has issued an illustrated book
TT showing just what ARTICLES are
wanted, and giving explicit dlree-
tlons for making them 1t shows lt
all IN pictures, and tells what kind
az yarn and what size needles 10 use.
Almost every woman can spare
little time for the AID and comfort
of the boys who are taking old
Glory 10 Europe taking II there
that the women and children Of
America may not know the horror
Of tontAct with the bFutish hordcs Of
Prussia
Get this little book Of Instructions
1T once and weave into every stitch
yourp rotest against this mad power
that would trample the peace and
honor of the world under the feet
OF its selfish ambition
Write at once for a free copy Of
The knitting Book Enclose a
two-cent stamp for return postage,
and address
The Wilmington Every Evening
Information Bureau, Frederic ].
Haskin, Director, Washington, p. G.
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-03
MORE SHOWERS PROMISED.
Due Monday or Tuesday Heat Wave
Also Predicted
AasncIalnd press ID ExerY ENaning

By Associated Press % Every Evenins
Washington, Aug 3 Weather predic-
tions for the week beginning Monday
issued by the weather bureau today, are.
North and Middle Atlantic States,
Showers Monday or Tuesday fair there
after Temperature somewhat above
normal.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-03

PLAYHOUSE Hearts OF the World.
Queen Manhattan MadneSS
Majestic " 4 nCle Tom s Cabin.
Victoria The Eagle.
~axypy-.-'' HRrprflQ "
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-03
Mnather ForecAs..

BY Associated Press % sys-g 1sveatae
Washington. Aug. 81. Forecast for pci1@
ware.
Fair and somewhat cooler tonight sunday
increasing ClOudineSs. moderate north 20
northeast winds.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-03

-ois-ore ta aH~r ad n Ce-m1
,tlinnt oath of IN -pc ~
doomed
illiod hammor r.op- aavn rad Their
effect ana tHo Germans Ere ronrne r-o-
cipi'ateiy toward tno north raron,
American 4nd Rrtsr troops sre mo'rnr
iorwq-d rapidly and continue -roi- rrrs-
-uro strongly ~ III points
On front IF - rnics from aorfhv'e-l
81 SCISSORS ~ Rhetm tie allied advance
ALREADY averages over three miles "a tae
entire distance American rroous n rue
center. gained more aa6 five ml~.
Cavalry again j. beng scd for the nr.t
tlme since the opening CAV IF Gen.ra!
loch offensive on July lo winch already
has crushed German Hope~ of successful
offensive and II turning into q disastrous
Ieteat for ne enemy
pruScE FoRcE- 10 aIvE MNT
While tile German crown prince mare
strong efforts 10 maintain front between
ere-en-Tardenois and Xille-on-T arceno.s,
his position was made untenaDie bv the
allied succps-es ii earlier P the week n
which the Americans played no small
part. Ills center was smashed at vital
point and the southern end Of the west
ern flank was turned BY French and British
capture oi the Chaimont spur northeast
OF Fere.
Retreat was inevitable with allied
pressure GIVING 40 sign d citing up
80, the Allies are moving Dorthwaru a-ong
me whole front capturing guns anu ma
rerlal and probably many prisoners cut
oil in he valleys and woods winch al the
terrain between the Alsne and the Msrne.
GREAT GAINS MApE ~ ALLEs.
Latest unofficial reports piaceu THE
advancing French, American and British
soldiers 81 Il hne from nommens p
scissors. to Beucp Tie valley oi tae
Crlse, Chacrsc. Arcy->t. ResItae, iIofI-
r,eigne, Marcul-en-uole, Ora .egny None
wool, Tramery, Trcsieon, tiueLN, Thu
lois ana north OF Rheims Tins Is some
wn.> north Of the in, D, reported lC the
French Official stAtemcn, tnaa, nlgn,,
but most probably indicates gains ulae.e
later. THIS line has just sight c.r,c
~ compared 70 tire original pocket su4
virtua VIII pres out the i4lls c,Ss
ana west
GERMANS BURNIND FisNrs.
F,Srpe. the main German 5ssc ia mo
Ees.e. Is sax rnics north OF Nome sooo.,
through which tench cata,H sEc r.-
ported to nave penetrated large hres
have been seen sJ various points within
the Cseru.4n lines, especially ncar tislntS.
HEAVY explosions also have r'can heard,
indicating he Germans are preparing 10
fall back still fazther north
Southeas, Of scissors the French and
Bntish have hcau advancing against
ulorc or less opposition The trench
and Americans IN thc center are reported
- have met with slight German resistance
after the stubborn Sighting of previous
DAYS IL thc region 81 Fcr Southwest
IF Rheims. Inc sdvancc also has hecn
s.owci than the center
~o!sso>s yALL eiG BtoW no FoE
The Fail II scissors, which hsd h,ea
ia .be hands ot thc Germans since May
-. x a serious monaco to the line ot tho
Ncslc and even to the line o. the \isne. *
the French also have moved forward
three miles on ne north hank IF thc Aisn0
Continued on page 9
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-03
MotorcyeIe Policeman Quits.

Norman w. Brown Of, the motorcycle
police has resigned II Is understood he
heS secured better paying position.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-03
HUNS CRUMbLING
BEFORE THE ALLIES
IN GREAT RETREAT
Have Rolled Up German Lines
South Of the Aisne and Made
Big Gain, is Latest Word.
PURSUERS NEARING VESLE
By Associated Press 70 Every Evening
r. E,,r.-. ls,,r.e- Ar--

By Associated Press 70 Every Evening
FRoM THE FRENcH FKoNT, AUG. 3.
so p NJ
The right wing Of the German armies
south Of the Alsne appears % have crum-
bied before the attack of the Allies.
Occupying Scissors apparently was
only q small incident IN the grand scheme
that IS being worked ont BIZ the allied
commanders After that historic city
had been cleared Of Germans the Allies
swept eastward along the south rank ~
the Aisne as far as Nenlzel and along the
winding course OF the stream took posi-
tions which viii facilitate their advance
should that tie the intention Of the gen
erals directing the offensive.
While this movement was gong on. the
Allies On the plateau, southeast Of >ols-
sons. their Iefr flank protected. swept Tor
ward, and London reports that they have
rolled UP the German lines south % the
AIsne and have reached "a point soutn 81
Braine on the Ncsie river about ! miles
from Scissors
Concldent wIth TINS advance on their
left flank. the Alhes on the center and
the right nave moved ahead until as
nearly as can be ascertalned from reports,
thev are IN RoSnay, which Is only 3 mlie
and a half from the Nese 1ver. Farther
west they have reached ~erzy-et-Prln.
which Is about five miles from tlssles,
which has been the German base on the
front. aud which IS reported 20 ne u
flames
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-03

A feeling Of ecurity goca With Clover
Dairy Mill Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-03
Amusements roni9hL.

Particular people choose Cloyes Dairy
mix. Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-03

Washington, Aug 5 After removing
quantity OF provisions from an Amerl-
can umher-iaden schooner near the Name
coast last night the crew of German
submarine set fire to the vessel the Navy
Department was informed today by the
commandaut Of the first naval district
The name of the schooner was not gwen.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-03

Boston Aug. + Naval authorizes
here received Worl 81 the sinking ot a
schooner by submarine IN the BAY a
FundY last night hut withheld details
II Is understood here that the schooner
Was owned III ~ iahu \ Grand
Mauan Is 20 miles from Eastport
The submarine was lurking I'll the
entrance Of the Kay oi Funds through
which shipping from 81 John y b
arrives IN the open se4 The mouth Of the
hay. which extends between Now krunS-
wick and Nova Scotia, is 40 mules Wide
hut the passage. which is deep. also IS
comparatively narrow Submerged hedges
extend Tar into the hay from either coast
and the channel is dangerous one for
Shippers 70 whom 1t Is not thoroughly
known.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-03
BRITISH READY TO erRIAF

The eupmN ha, withdrawn 90 positions
that are much stronger than were those
IN ths west SIDE of the stream There
have been intlmauonS that the British
have completed their organization for
an attack somcw here along the northern
battle front. ana il Is probable that the
Germans sought tt ioreStal it hy a
strategic retirement In any event
the rctrograde movement Is held 80 lndl-
cate the Germans have abandoned any
intention they may have Of starting any
offensive On thus front ia the near future,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-03
U-BOAT OFF MAINE
SINKS BIC SCHOONER
Vessel Attacked Last Night
Grew Landed at Eastport
Today
Bs Associated Press to Ivory Ev,nans

Eastport. Me. Aug. ; The crew 81
nlne men from a lumber laden iour masted
s. hooner we're landed II GRAND Nanan.
y L to-day They reported That their
vessel was sunk Is a submarine last
nlght between krlar lsiaod ana Grand
Manan
Grand Nauan s,laud Is elghs mites
east of the eastern extremity oi Maine
and Bnar Island. II : Il Is 81 nnies
southeast II Grand Manau 81 she eastern
side ot the Bay of t4Indv lhe schooner
was bound rom - John \ T. tor 81
port 10 the westward he crew eSeaped
IN one of the boats aud landed at the lite
saving station nu Grand Al3nn Island
The name If the schooner and details
af the sinking were withheld
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-03
ALLIES CAPTURE MANY TOWNS

Associated Press Summary Issued at , D. m.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-03
~o.seo>s rALL BiG Riow no SOS.

The Tan u ~oisSons which hsd hceR
ia ne hands 81 ;hc Germans Ince May
-, Is a serious menace T. The hne a tho
Ncslc and even to the lne ol the \isne. -
the French also have moved forward
three miles on ne north hank ot the Aisn0
Conunued on page 9