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has heeams saturated win urth asst
poison
u does wet require mv.issas savtev
- Aaew that snssd health 10 shsne
Iuser dependent upea pare hiuea
When sas maselss saa iclass hsscme
s1Fn ami draws wiFh Fheumatssm. II
10 nas wise Ehinx 10 take a listls
sslse and hy fahhiaK n "a sha sagv
spol. expect u see Fsa ~ sour shsa
maslca rsa mass 40 deeper sAan
that. si0wn deep Into the hIausi where
the pogsaa turks aud which sa Unt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-07
WATCH US GERMANS
THEN HUN WAS GRABBED

Cincinnati. ohlo. AUG 81 watch
What a. Germans ara golns 10 do.
tAnsu Hoffman. ". pruminsat pacA.f
faid some time aso
Watch ~hat us Americans are go.
ins TO DO" Department of justics
exsnts replied. az they placed him
under arr~st ON charges Of seal,iou
and espionage.
Hoffman wsh released last nlxht In
80. .ose hall 90 await preliminary ea
animation
The packer Ia alAo charged whh
saying that the American armies
have 40 good generals and NO disel
+ D. and the soldiers have no gait =
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-07
What l. Rheumatism?
Why Suffer From Il!

effsssea ~ sAlves and olatmen<ss Il
~ gnrsstAnt that yeu rtd vaarsem NJ
this terrific disease hefera A xrss tao
fag y n IL tho bk~sd pMrifi~r
sh&s has staoa tns gsst sf tina h&v.
snx h~.m an enastans ws~ fsy mor~
HAS nav years n ~lll a. far yeu
wh&s Il has s'vns f~ theasAnds nf
ssh~sss drive ne Fhsumatis pnl1pa<
sns " year hlos'si, msslas u par~ Aad
ssF~ax AAa ~manflnz n ~ nsaM~ ywa
~~it = guaranteed aafslY
sesssshls. u wlsl % tAa wusk and nas
hsFm the tmmst delicate ssetnsrh
Write the pnyalviAn ef thhl rmm
pAaY saa lat hlm AAvtas wlth yuu.
AdsFg a. hsraixh~si without charge.
Adigesa Awlfs apseigie Censp~ay. NA
a~tss Laboratory Atlxnta. ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-07
WOUNDED yAMks ARE
D[ING TREATED ROYALTY
Housed In Hotels That Formerly
Cost so Per Day 70 Live In
Everything That They
Crave Is Provided

lieaaaaaftnrs American Truulss
With The IiFiilsh forveS IN fraace,
Aax Arorrossnndnmee of Thc A.
seclased Press Some oi the new
army men who have falisn M or An.s
with accident ia France are eonsalea.
eng in hraeins air that cost seaside
visitors from fSse 20 twenty dollars
per day each before the war. They
are living Ia a place that VAS once
he fayorite resort OF royalty where a
new mixed Anglo American hospital
town of zee beds has sprung up on
high and dry rrolnontory facing the
ca and overlooking 4 handsome bay
q popular bathing beach and little
port into which picturesque fishinF
smaeks bring maekerel very day 10
be sold al aac,ion ON the quay
William Shorthose. son nf William
the conqueror. brought the port into
history by using II for the emharkA-
tlen OF the forces with which he tried
"A vain 10 ~rest the throne Of Eng
land from his brother. William Rufus
Il would gralify all the home folks
cf these American boys to see how
ihas ar bclng cared for and how they
tegtn 10 thrive a. soon as th'ir pass
irg ills are conquered
The American part OF this hospitA
WAS originally Philadelphia enter
prise with Philadelphia surgeons ans
Philadelphia nurses. many Of Rhon
sre stlll there The British FREEDOM
nate largely smong the patients Th'
sman proportion OF American case
are mostly ills such az mumrs inca
sles and few cases of dip,horla
principally contagious diseases con
trA,ird coming over There arr
some that prove that Young mai
who has been engaged In professional
or clerical occupations. unaCcuStomes
20 heavy work or long physlgal strain
may not through simple training be-
come able 10 carry load OF sixty 4
seventy pounds on bis back over sh'
distances that troops are obliged Il
cover. They have developed harnl'
under the strain
The number OF these cases ~ rup
'ure are not sufficient TO cause alarm
but Il Is enough to emphasize the ne
ocsslty Of careful selection Of sounI
laen Who are not hardened TO toll be
toro they are Incorporated IA th'
army
The hospiialixed men are 10 few II
proportion 10 the size Of the unit
from which they come, and the sur
rpundlngs and care they arc given ar
~ such . character reassurine 10 th'
folks at home
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sun IN m = = m uannou
u ~our sxaosas II
4 Nh M Nm n~ ~ - - =

fheagh 'Nays" yoa srs f&r A~ay. -
lhink ~ rens
Aaa the soAus~ 20 whleh yeu ara true.
We luaE Cor yea each day
tlut hoYs ~Aa ars FAR AwAy
Wear trials. wuvrses anai ssFsep.
Il bat h~aailsat adventure ~ ttt~
lsat frvm Yua uar sifs aspsaas.
fhs happy years ~s Asssr~Ara speai.
fae Flag mast fns~yar ssAna
fnFeaxhoat alt ina land
fA~ash yssa hn weary. ~iAAm.~
Nea must shsak ~ ~hat you mixhs
Aasw had
We staaa Nv yoa fas~vsy. Sons
70 Keep yea fsom Oh. elAws as tAa
iians
The kalssTs power Ia wsak.
"Soa- mas, not retreat.
We rfay 8of each day.
t'er oar boys whe ara a~2y.
And thai oaF ieaF "Ff.s~
wlli ai~ayw ssAna without = DRAG
rrlllA Msitsary
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-07
Chiluren Dry
FOR FlETchER'S
G a - . RIA
HENRY FORD DID NOT
SPEND CENT IN ELECTION

Omaha. Ncb. Aug c-lf Henry ford
must wear the senatorial toga h.
wants Il free OF charge. lie said n
address here that h. would no, spend
one cent IN hts campaign for a seat
a. the United States senate.
~ they waut TO elect me LET thom
DO 80. bat went make q pcnny's
inve itmeni." he declared. Mr. Ford Il
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M the unexpired term of her hus-
hand. who died serving his second
term.
Mr. Banister received thu greatest
na'nber OF votes in the late primary
aai would have been in the run OFF
with w X Hamilton
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-07

He learned Of q free hook that teils
about tobacco habit ana how 10 con
qssr u quickly. cssily and safely. IN
a betfer ~ writes. 4 have no desire
Tor tok~cco any more. I feel HE =
nss man Others report similarly
WopderfG for clFarette and pipe
onbit. and ekerinx-
Any0a< desiring . c0py Of this book
can Tet y free. 9osfpzid. BY wr1tinr
20 Edward =. Moods. WE-szi. Station
y. Sev York CITY. You vill BE sur
prised and pleased ilook for quiefs-
nerves. stronger bes<. be<fer ciges-
ton. Improved syesikhf. increased
' s4xor. bouger Iffe snt other advantage
n y0n guit poisoning y0urssif with
IN three dsys you cnn Be
ID Of tne ad1jcfio1-then become TO
besk- 80 so1id ne>h. becoBe . nsn
'nos - 10osn0
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-07

place reliance ON such rumors, u Ia
ated here that ihe offensive ci the
ear has been plsnned BY iiinden
tnrg for next month II i suggest !.
"a thar Sesember Is absolutely the
limit u TIME 10 which Germany eouid
,eiay The final alicma 10 force de
,lsion. IN slew of the growth ot tho
mnfiean army
ror thai purpose e Il therefore ia
lelded so the rnpoif goes. 10 com
iaenvc simultaneously an Offensive At
,hrce places, one In the cham,@Fne.
4 second farther NORTH 70 force a way
o the coast. and third IN the Yer
Qua region. IN another attomvi 20
iore the southern road 20 Paris.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-07
lRf lFT[l &
UklA|MlH MARKETS

Amsterdam. Aug ITO secure ths
Jsrainizn market for German mana
lecturers. The n-rkrziniAn
Commercial association has been
f5smed a Munich. Bavaria 50 far.
seren German chambers of comnerce
<s1 80 neos<r. have Joined tse ss-
src:stics
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-07

the chclep " President WIiscn sH the
MiehiKaa eans~As
Mr. Ford Ia hls address. advocated
Harvesting all watas pa~eFa " shn
spantFs. asserting that Il wuala Assa
the German kaiser better wudeF
standing of shat an awakened An
sfisa eam do under The whtn us neeva.
aiiy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-07

GREAT HEAT WAVE
FATAL TO EAST
Highest Temperature In History
Hits the Atlantic Seaboard
States; New York Is
Hit Hard

Washington. Aug High temper
ait re records that have marked the
limits OF heat waves during all the
rc,iod OF official observation In the
rcrtheastern quarter OF the United
States were broken today.
Washington and Baltimore. by
weather bureau thermometers. eypr-
Fenced q temperature OF LOG degrees.
Toint not even approached by the
r'ercury since 1854. and not reached
;ntn
N-w Records gstsblsshed.
In Detroit. Mich. Harrisburg. Pa
and Toledo. Ohio. with Temperatures
of iei. new records were established
a. did Scranton. Pa. and Cleveland.
Ci'o. which each officially registered
,na.
Snlail hope for immediate relief for
the eastern territory was seen today
bs the experts who study the curyins
rfap lines and cast the daily climatic
h h'roscope. II was said. however. that
TIE heat should slowly ahaie during
the next two days over most of the
trea now affected.
lev Pressure Causes Heat.
The no; wave owes it, existence.
weather bureau officials said. to an
ares of low baromeiric pressure
Which has been moving isnEuidiy from
'sff. 70 east across the continent
staying just little north Of the nor
hEi track. and suffering no compc,i-
'sn from other disturbances TO the
oath.
IN Consequence there has been
rat and constant nov Of the air
'lrrenis up the continent. from south
. north which have gathered the
heat that many days OF
'1broken sunshine has left on sAe
id-ooniInentsl territory.
Only the low humidity. due 10 lack
Z rein has sreveuied . isrEe num-
er % hesi prostrs,ions
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-07
he QUIT TOBACCO

This veteran.
\. n. fAmphsre.
was addicted 20
fh excessive use
Of tobacco for
many years He
wanted 20 quit
but needed some
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-07

A Liquid Digestive iasativs ei~AMnt
to take last try cue SOC bottfs Zoe
indigestion or Cssn~l ~linatiaa
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vs Nsiisv~ .ss IN me ossmosm
which dissuFbs youf sieep. use sR
oue soe bottle ~ LAX r1a WITH
rrrHIS A Liquid Digestive Lana.
tlv. for iadig~@sIon os cooseipsss.A
rtessans tn tahs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-07

An ovsr-rIps Tomato
Groves Baby Bowel Medicine
aida Digestion. relieves Hour stomach,
plarrhoca and flus !, IA irst a. sf-
fectiva for Adults ~ for Children.
Perfectly harmless.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-07

-SetP Wsw vwe WAa.- ouv
sAvINaa arAMpa
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1918-09-18
REORG GANIZATION MEETING OF
WnMAN'S COUNCIL TOMORROW "
Meeting 20 he Held In Court House OF
Great Importance to Women Work

Meeting 20 he Held In Court House OF
Great Importance to Women Work
ers.
The work Of the WOman's Council
OF Defense is to be rc-OrganiZed at
meeting to be held at the Red Cross
rooms in the Court House, at 300
D'cIock tomorrow Afternoon and every
thing set in running order for the
next Liberty Loan campaign and all the
other war activities which the winter
will bring. Mrs. Cora G.. Lucas, who
has been the very able chairman Of
The work in this county, will be here,
in fact is in the city already. Mrs.
Howard Caldwell, Of Columbia, field
agent. and Mrs. w. C. Cathcart, pub
iicfty chairman, will also be present
and will have things OF great interest
10 discuss with the women OF l,au-
rens. There will be also an election
of officers and appointment Of import
ant committees. Every woman In the
county Is asked to be present.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1918-09-18
CATARRH VANlSHES
Here Is One Treatment That All Sui
irrrrS Can Rely Upon,

ltltlS NNh IVi5 tpVhs
If you want to drive catarrh and
all its disgusting symptoms from yonr
system in the shortest possible time
go to your druggist and ak for lly-
Omci outfit today.
Breathe Hypmc and it wN~sid you
Of catarrh; il gives such Rdick relief
that all who usc it for>thc first time
are astonish8i.
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over the intiamed membrane; it kills
the catarrh germs, sOOthcS the sore
spots, and heals all inflammation.
Don't suffer another day with ca
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dosing, no sprays or douches; Just
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Drug Co.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1918-09-18

Austria, having gone through the
form Of making peace proposal,
which was promptly rejected, has thus
cleared the way for her next step, an
unconditional surrender on the terms
laid down by President Wilson.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1918-09-18
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

All persons bolding/claims against
the estate Of II G. franks, deceased,
are hereby ndiGed and required to
present them to me, duly proven, on or
before the 25th day OF September, 1918,
or be forever barred.
w. G. LANCASHIRE
Laurens, S. G. Administrator.
Sept. 4, 1918. 7-4t-A
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Uncle Ad says:
GA q vel tbs in e
Builds Prestige
and Popularity"

&W' d-NIIriI 1 TIC IlldII WHO du-
y r = y vcrtises to make
o %S& --I1- his place popular
s.s1nn'GsnsSsada4AHr4t..asusl must back up his
advertisements with his service.
If people are waited on quickly
and expertly at your soda foun-
tain they'll come back. To pay
the extra expense Of perfecting your
service, advertise the quick service
and the increased business will
come. Advertising works hand in
hand with store service. Com
bined, these bring prestige, popu-
iarity ard profit.
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served, no private plots or conspiracy
hatchcd, no selfish injuries wrought
with impunity, and mutual trust
established upon the handsome foun
dati0n of a mutual respect for right.
a. The establishment of an organ
ization of a peace which shall make
it certain that the combined power Of
free nations will check every invasion
Of right and serve to make peace and
justice the more secure by affording
a definite tribunal Of opinion to which
all must submit and by which every
international readjustment that can
not be amicably agreed upon by the
peoples directly concerned shall be
sanctioned"
There is some speculation in official
circles as to what will be the next
step in what is recognized as the
great Gcrmanic peace offensive. Gen
orally it Is believed that the German
and Austrian military leaders will
point to the American reply as an evil
dcnce that they have done everything
possible to bring about peace and thus
try to strengthen their people for an
other winter campaign. But another
view is that owing 10 The into!orab!i
| conditions in AustriaIIungary, there
is more than possibility Of break.
ing up Of the quadrupIe alliance; thai
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1918-09-18
AUSTRIAN PEACE DRIVE
FALLS ON DEAF EARS

the secretary aCtSu Will lhlS imply
ccdentcd promptncss in a matter Of
such great import with the design. not |
only to indicate clearly the position |
OF the United states government but !
perhaps to anticipate and prevent as
FAR as possible newspaper discussion |
Of the Austrian proposition which
might convey TO the enemy a mislcad- |
inu impression that there was any
considerable element in tho United
states willing to consider negotiated
peace, such as tie "non-binding' dis
cuS&ions proposed by Austria, might
develop.
Also Il is understood there was q
purpose to sound the note which cn-
.on;c powers might repeat in making
their own answers. All these powers
had gone on record formally as ac
! ,Cpting thc conditions Of peace laid
down by President Wilson as lhcir
own.
While no reference to it was made
in the reply which the United States
| government is making to Austria, it is
known that one OF the most objections
able features of Baron Burian's propO-
! stion was the secrecy suggested for
thc non-hndng conferences. 1t was
realized by officials here that the pur-
,nsc was TO barter away the rights
Of various nationaliticS in star cham
| Der proceedings that The victims would
| hny I'm lr1 Of fo to
it was beyond recall. This system Of
carter was particularly denounced by
| President Wilson in one Of his speech
IS.
| That the German people themselves
gcrc 10 be kept in the dark by the
military masters and prevented from
havin& 4 voice in the peace which Wa.
be imposed upon them was regard
d as an assured fact There has been
| some apprehension in administration
Circles Of combination of great linan.
H. intcrcuH. that know no national
lily. and fear the destruction Of all
wealth and business by the spread Of
holshcvik ideas might in some way
D2 behind this movement to bring
lhCut a peace and terminate the war
hcforc i, had been fought to a clear
decision.
,hnro ;s M such opnrohcrsinn on
40 n,,, or III, administration of n
ratcclyam which will bring down 4
civilized institutions and instead tn
,,n..,, ,t,m b,s ntvon oyn,.y ossi,,,
,nrn. r,.,t mo rnr i urnrr,I,no +,
, r,,.,,,hly o,riy a,,j coItulu,r yi
I,r,. .vri,.h v.ill invol,r ,h, acr.niaD,
., .,,n central novcr4 Of ibe ONLY Dos
u. .n cr una.e a3.r.,
,.fl d,vn H.. i,ra.iaaD, Wils,,
..rh,.n ,nrr,s ,ntrrrrd IN IN thc .rr-
II, ii,toird tuI.,y ia 10 Austrian
~, III, r,a.rn sci ON N .yc.i-
~, \y'l.on,- Ior,.n NJ luIy s,c
,,,,,i yoro,n %. ro,I,w..
., .rno a,.1rurtfoo nf ryrrv nh.
,i,rn,a. ,,au.cr onvy,larc ,bot rap esy,.
ah.rno di..rrh ,ho noacp or ;na woy,1
~ ;f ,,, no, l.o nro.nn,ly dnstroynd
!, ,n,., il. rnduc,iou IN yir,uaI in,
.,o,,n,,
.1 .y,nr .nt,Iomcnt nr oyrrv nurs
dan ,vnc,unr of Icrri,o,y of soycr
oi.n,y o, ,ronomir orr3ngcmcnt o
,it..;..I ,o,,tinpeb;n ,nor thc b,si
~ ,h, froo occon,,ncn of th,i so,lc
,t hy ~, n,n,l, i,umcdiotcIv CON
.r,.,.d n on6 M, unou ii,c hasis of th
maternal intcrcsi or ADVANTAGE of an,
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being period
carefully all Of
advertisements this buying
little
spending
The sun., 1918-09-13
GERMANY PREPARED
TO QUIT BELGIUM
Vice-ChanceIlor Says No In
IDENTITIES VIII Be Asked.

COPENHAGEN. Sept l2.-That Ger
many might restore Belgium, without
conditions or indie mnities in case no other
country would he better situated as re-
CARDS Bells ium than Germany was the
belief expressed to-day by Friedrich
Won Payer. the Imperial Vice Chancel-
Tor of Germany, in speech delivered
at Stuttgart.
Herr Won Payer was speaking on the
depression felt I'm Germany and allied
countries, which he attributes not to
recent military events but to the pros
pect Of fifth war winter.
III We could be sure that no other
country would be better situated az re-
CARDS Belgium than ourselves" said
Herr Won Payer, II believe could
venture to cay that Belgium could be
restored without conditions and with
out indemnities."
With regard 10 the appearance OF the
American troops In the war. the Vice.
Chancellor said
Nobody will deny that the coopera :
ton Of the American troops on the
front means heavy and ever lncreas-
Ing burden for us. our enemies, how
ever. forget that II the Americans now
appear by hundreds of ,housa nds at the
front we have already put millions OF
Russians, Serblans and Rumanians out
of action, And the Entente will no.
succeed In winning them back for their
own purposes"
The sun., 1918-09-13
OFFICIAL REPORTS OF THE BATTLES.

LONDON, Sept. 12.-Follopino arr
the official reports on the ftDhHno "
France IN sectors held by the British
BRfffSH English troops
attacked and captured Trescault and
the old British french lines to the east
and north of H. On their right New
Zealand troops made progress east of
the Gouzeaucourt Wood. overcoming
the obstinate resistance OF German
Jaeger division.
At Havrincourt the sixty second
(Yorkshire) Division, which carried
the village on November 20. 1917, ut
lacked for second time over the
same ground and with like success.
Other English troops attacked across
The Cana, du Nord north NJ Havrin-
court. After sharp lighting our
troops captured the village, together
with the section OF the Hindenburg
line between the village and the canal.
North of the Bapaume- Cambria road
Lancashire troops completed the cap
ture Of Moeuvres. also after sharp
fighting.
About 1000 prisoners have been
taken by US In these operations.
On tho northern portion OF the front
further progress has been made by us
to-day south or La Bassee Canal and
northwest Of Armentieres.
BRITISH DAO-Our troops cap
tured Attilly, Narmand and Vendelles
yesterday evening. and during the night
they made progress in the western
outskirts of Holnon Wood.
English troops carried out success
full local operations yesterday after
noon In the Havrincourt and Moeu-
vres sectors. overcoming considerable
hostile opposition. Our troops have
s'ed the Canal du Nord northwest
The sun., 1918-09-13

troops On the, eastern side Of their
ar:ve viii raise interesting questions
AboL! Metz. only fifteen miles further
on w the same direction.
Striking northward from the vicin-
ity OF Seicheprcy, where they had their
first real fighting Of the war last year,
the Americans took in quick order
the f!rs, OF them in forty-fve minutes
tho villages OF Thiaucourt. Bouillou-
Vile. Pannes. and several others in the
same neighborhood. while the force OPP
Grating southeast Of verdun. on the
western side or the salient. captured
the village OF Combres and reached the
environs Of Dommartin. South OF this
point tho Americans penetrated the
heights Of the Mouse at various points
down nearly to st. MihieI.
The sun., 1918-09-13

of Havrincourt and have esta b,shed
themselves on the west bank 81 the
canal east and north Of Moeuvree.
+ During the night, Qpg troops attacked
and captured a strongly fortified po-
sition known as the Railway Triangle.
southwest OF la Bassee. taking
number Of prisoners and machine guns.
FRENCH tDAY--North OF tho
Alette raid by French troops re
suited In the taking OF prisoners
There was artillery activity In the
Rheims and the Prosnes regions. Two
enemy raids, in the Champagne and
In the Nosges. were repulsed
GERMAN tNIGHT)--Betw een the
roads leading from Peronne and Arras
to Cambria renewed British attacks
failed.
GERMAN DAY-Part!al. attacks
north of Bixschoote and enemy ad-
vances near Armentieres and on La
Bassee Canal we're repulsed
On the battle fronts during the day
infantry engagements accompa MED by
strong artillery fire developed In front
Of our positions In the Arras region.
In the evening violent artillery duels
occurred between the roads from Ar
ras and Peronne toward Cambrai
British attacks delivered AT the ap-
proach of darkness agains, The Mar
Quion -Havrincourt Canal section failed
In front of our lines.
Between the Ailette and the Aisne
the artillery fire increased in strength
In the evening. The infantry activity
here was restricted to foref,eld en-
gagements On the heights northeast
OF Femes tFismea) French partial at
tacks were repulsed.
There were successful recommending
engagements on the Lorraine front
and in the Nosges.