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RHITISn PRESENT SuiID
FRONT 10 TIIE GERMANS

British Army HctduuHrtcrs 900
France. March % co. m The
BRUSH rIluutly rghtinr 90" sim
presenting 10 solid from to IA, fierce
IS attacking Germun-. although the
defensive troops have Withdrawn their
lines Iu certain places Tor strategic
reasons.
All day yesterday dnd mu,h "i last
night the conflict continued Geo rage
with increasing violence as fresh
German divisions were, hurled into
the fray Ia AN attempt 90 smash
through the British d%cfeusc-
More intense fighting b. rNpootod.
The operation BE- 40 vast % ID.
changing with such Kaleidoscope rt.
pidit2 as the line -urgcd backward
and forward that Dc i- impossible tu
visualize the scene sufficient, O." give
20 connected and accurate account of
b. az present
Forty XIX German divisions have
been Identified thus Ear uu the battle
front and prisoners nave been taken
from eighteen ST them Some esu-
mates place the number OF German
divisions engaged as high - ninety.
but it is impossible to SAY whether
this IS accurate
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-23
100000 MORE MEN TO
BE AVAILABLE FOR WAR
IF BILL BECOMES LAW

Washington. March H.-tousittiH-
tiuu uf The joint resolution providing
FOR the registration under the sclco
tive service act of un men who have
reached the ugc of - years siuce
june , last. was taken up iu tho s,n-
ate to-day.
Senator HardwIuk'- amendment
providing TINT an u1lc persons, citl-
lnrs ut tho I'mted states ur rcsiainE
iu an, United States who have become
81 year. OLD since being registered
Juno b. and NOT already enrolled Boa
tho military forces shall be exempt
from the irnlf Jaw wl- rejected Dos
tine senate without e record vote.
Tho plan De- expected tu draw about
100000 moro men into the ron oi
.lipi'lca
After 90 brief debate the mcisur,
was temporarily hid aside Go be- tak.
ON up uter when an amendment off
erred 3d., senator Nov OF Indiana pro
yidiue for compulsory military Train.
INK between Do tu' % wears VIII %,
discussed
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The Evening Herald, Albuquerque. N NJ, saturday. March %, 1918

both sides ot Rhcims. before Vcrduu
aud Ia Lorraine
The announcement follows
Under the command uf the em-
peror ana king. the battle ~ attach
against the british front uour Arrns.
Cltmbni and 81. Quentin has lccn
proceeding tWu days. Yesterday aifu
goo,. progress was made
DIVISIONS Of crown Prince Gup-
prccht stormod the heights north and
northwest 81 Cruisillcs between
Foutainc Lers-troisiile. and Moeu,res
they PENETRATED into The SECOND ou-
envy position and captured tnr vii
lagos. situated thoro Of NaulN-NrH
court aud Murchios etrong british
couut attacks failed. between Iou-
uclicu and tho pmipuuu stream the
first two cu,uS positions Wei, pcuo-
tratcd The heights west of Guua"1u-
court. Hcudccourt tur Niiirr, rtu-
con were ,tpturcd and iu the valley
of the Cologne stream ltoi-'l and
MlrguulN wpr" sformcd.
Tho rirhtinr around Eprhy Heights
was bitter These heights hc,us en-.
circivd from the north uud south the
cneuO was compelled to lcn,, them
Tor our troops HotWccu Euohy and
t,oisel the enemy vtiul, eudc1yor"|
hN means o. strong counter attacks
Co bring our %ylcturiously advancing
troops to 10 standstill Ito wits drivon
back every where with thy heaviest
losses
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fighting Instinct dies the world VIII
see the death Of the British nation
Siucc ~ Inns developed Chat his
indeed the great hcralded German OBJ
fnsi,e. IN" most cu,nssal struer'o .H
the worlds history the publ. anal
pre-. ,ro unanimously Of tho ou'"
thnt i4 failure viii mean The end of
Inc war Tho Times says fallur.
mean the ond OF th" war IT, Tlu
su,S GormBW i- evidently resolved Goo
stake an her chances un the weston
front and adds
"Shc has committed herself Goo 3D.
grcnfos, kHr' iu h..ior, We h'-
lev, she VIII faN trl 30 i- precisely
hrcHlso the failure uf the present ui.
tack must rcpct disastruu-iN upon
German, Ihgt We derive |cnruurlE
mcnt from the militgrt pn-'tio. %
W disclosed today"
The Morning Post CtutInus th, u.
ton TO ke,u u col head and ALLOW b..
plausible RECOMMENDATION up.u s"tut
facts fp forsuadv b. .o prcma'ur, oul-
c~iusious'
Tho Manchester Guardian SAWS
'lf the GormHuF persist in attacks
and luru they WEI have lost tho "A
and The oul, thirs let douhffl viii
ho th, m1cuitIlr &C. thn.r dnfcat
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BOARDS
WILL SETTLE LABOR
DISPUTES HEREAFT ER
COMMITTEES Are Named TO Han.
die Ali Such Grievances Among
Railroad Employees; Will Dis
place the Old Wage Commission

Washington. March sl Eoilroll
labor dispute iu thc mturc will De-
settled by % systcm uf adiusumcri
committees, ono for the fuur lcadius
brothcrhuuds one iur snopn,rn aud
possibly another later tor ccrk- tui
Other .lg--p- ct employee IciuE .u
conjunction with the ruirutd admins
trition.
birec,or General M,Adoo .Jst nigh
approved the general pan. drafted "N
" - tart,r director ut the riaront
decentralization division 90 hhHt. af-
ter consultations with lapur leaders and
railway executives. Details Wid ur
announced shortiy. The yonm.tr..
or boards. viii pass uu disputed ruits
uI contrast interpretation i~uN"Ntna
questions "t wages ur other 'utplul
mont conditions. % their decisions
Will be- final.
Thcy viii include representative ~
both labor aud railway executive, ana
tho - stem VIII replace the railroad
wax, commission, whiyh viii go out "f
existence after II reports r-ecommcndr-
ions to Director General McAduo.
Tho hoard having Jurisdiction oyer
tho hrutherhoud- nt engineers fire
men. conductors aud trJInmeu the
Glasses affected bN the Adansun ace
probably viii consist of eight NOM
beers. with one appointed h' tho chici
Of c,ush brotherhood and one rai WtN
executive appointed Sos each ui irc
| three regional directors uf he ulilrurd
/ administration. representing the mon.
ug,m.u- The method of ~clc.tiuz ihe
! s.rltH member will boz determined
latter.
The committee Will Exercise fdnr.
! lions similar 20 tho@e Of the commit
tee ~ -four brotherhood men o. tnui
utrugtrs appointed under the Adam.
son act Co seattle labor dispute. mos.
ot which related to interpretation of
contracts modified hy the AdaW-1'
act. This committee NOW d. in cNi7.
trncc. bUt It's duties and ~ome ~ b..
mcmis,i- win D., taken over p, ih'
new uu1ri.
The railroad wage commission proc
ably Will not report its recommend
tions for wage increases Tor "a wee
or more Nemhcr- vigorously itnir'
the accuracy az reports now hc!n-
circulated. purporuug Go fore i-f th'
decisions bon precise terms. u has beer
Understood ion -umc timc that TOO
c~rcases for virtually ull class,- Wou'
u. advocated hy thr commission wiz
pruportiuuutoly higher raises for th'
luN-plld clas~es ThDre appcJrt %
hc no. doubt al-o that GA" claims e.
u-uorgauilcd railroad iuhor such t
clerks nud % large poyt ct fhr main
ttuuure OF vty men. viii ho rccns
tnilled Boo the commission tog'urt
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I. :. ARMY OiEICJNS
AWAIT MORE DETAILS

Washington. MArch 23.-A ruN oiii.
cials today uW.iited eagerly fuller de
tails Of the break into th, British de-
frnSive system west OF 81 Quentin re-
ported hy London. Dntil the cNtcut q,
the retirement ui the British lines is
re, called there is mo- means ot Rtugius
the strategic possihiitie~ 60 1.-THE Ger
man successes
observers found comfort ion thr itUf
that announcement ut withdrawal
came from British. NOT German sout-
GEES. aud also lon the orderly movement
of the British to new positions Those
facts they feel, preclude the uusslhi. -
~ that O. large sector uf 20 BRITISH
position has u"eu overwhelmed ana 90
grave threat .I,,ttvu zoe ts. security "I
the who, Ilu Doe that region IT, was
Thought likely the British Withdrawal
might lUayc tho German forces 900 am
embarrassing position, possibly hoidg
ing "a salient PROTECTING into the Brit
ish lines and a--liiunlc nl cuun;er-hi
tack from three sides. Unless The
breach Del % wide one aud b Gcrmuu-
ar" able 'u pour ln immediately great
reserve forces Go keep going th"ad 10
was said there aiVu,- iF the chance
that the hcid Of the salient can bee cent
~ b; c''intrr-aiss'ulis ON DOM i.'h'
ans me more advanced Herman uN''
captured. TIM b. precisely "h'' mop
prned fo the HritIsh 'h'ln~'i Gel
'uWhrat
G"llnan estimate" mat thrf ''''
taken 10 '"" men ana -'" t'N- ''
'hrlI in-t Assault We're "'''I''u
substantially "@orrc'l "S H" d''''
came from BRITISH sources rue i''
mat iEurcr were dNdlli'f i"i 'N-
h"unc"mcnt hN % e' 7"u'
after the event. u ls lh"uGhi' lhu'-
Gates that the captures were h''"' 'H
large groups ti"d ~" l"'n' m'n
taken been picked M mere ana mere
along %" whole ont az ih' rre-''i
operations, covering MY WH'
would have taken day" u" form 'h' '@-
innate as To tltcir uuut'"t
This led Geo the belief mat "n'" OPP
more important advanced post oi ih"
british htttl" 'front.' ""t" 'Hl OFT in On
FIRST rush and ihnt surrender WIS
mf,dD ne e~#ttF hrctu-" supply nl''
ammunition lines had f"ru severed On
De- MOI unlikely 70 b. stli that fhr-A
movement '-iuhiisheu OBJ. Germans
Dos positions uf such strategic NuIu. o.
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70 NAMES APPEAR ON
CASUALTY LIST SENT
FROM FRENCH FRONT
One Killed in Action, Three Die of
Accident. Eight Suocumb to
Disease, Two Wounded Severe
ly and Twelve Slightly.

Washington March 23-onlN TWEEN.
ty-uiue uaIpos. tIyc Dr them Officer
were Included iu tud.tl'S casualty
Lieutenant jefferson Fcigl was kllini
Boa action Lieutenant Eugene
Wheatley died from accident %Ilcutcu-
ant coluneI William s. Wells di
from other causes and captain Arthur
$. Cow and Lieutenant Arthur iioofh
were among the slightly wounded
Today list was divided as follow
Killed Don action. ono died of u.'l.
dent. thrr" died ~ disease light
died ~ other causes two wounded
severely two: wounded slightly twelve.
Killed On action Lieutenant Ieffo'
son F'oigl
Died ct accidont-. Lieutenant IN.
M e. Whrttlcy nugi'r James %
GpludaN. priNat, Herbert g. Tucker.
Corporal Rryuuld A. Hr,'lcr pert
tpuitis priyatcs charlie Barrow pucu-
mpniu Jacob ortuU Eugene llclu'.
pneumonia Alfred Mcleod puCu-
moria Cuy prrrstroct pneumonia.
William Eu-cn" Parker appendicltl-
GeorEc g. wilkins pneumonia M
ward Nlrth ~-ep'icucmia.
Died from "othcr causes Licu-
tenant Colonel william : Wells. Ser
reant Charles j. Ullhurg
Wounded severely Buricr Charles
T.. Dubois. Private Arthur kuochor-
bauer
Wounded .lIgh'ly Captain Arthur
= Cow Lieutenant Arthur Booth
~Scrrrluts jaime Z Brohonau. WI.
liam ltop'rs C|orpurll- John NJ Hunt
Ear ~. %Stauffcr rri,1toe C'hnr,os y
Bowers Peter = Fabian Bern hard
COLI Iuy q. Uccrin.. rwart g. No.-
--m- llhn MAL-ENL
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ARTILLERY PLANS OF
GERMANS SURPASS ALL
EFFORTS IN THE PAST
The Outstanding Feature of the
Battle Is That the British Did
80 Well Under the Terrific I'm
pact, Says Writer.
o. A@ssoe,Arro psrss

London March o.. Tho ortillcry
preparation of tho D,rmIu. boo the
drive against the lfrit.~h lines wh.on
is now iu progress s described u,
those who took part ir u ns the most
violent they over endured. according
Co tho Daily Mails correspondent uu
th, BRITISH front
The thiuE that stands uut t- char
lptyristip uf the fighting Ip to tho
present. slys thr correspondents 'Is
That we dad -n we'll under th, tyr-
riu, impact Continuing tho ,urrD
spuudeut -as-
Upon u, corps front th"r, WIS GO
gun ryrI fifteen yards Tho strength
ct the murttrs. which th" ,uriuy
brought up in such great numbers.
sent over such an overwhelming
weight at iron and high explosives
that lu most parts 60. the front wire
rc.tscd to hc lu Obstacle JnN trenches
were obliteratrd Al the same time
ull OF our own battery positions We're
dronchcd with gas hut their gas shells
failed 20 reach AN of our battorie., nor
did thcy succeed anywhere in break
luE down wire At one point whore
the Germans found our wire un
broken. they set t1 work with scissors
until thcy had made q way through,
lu Incident reminiscent of tine meth
pd, of fighting iuoulcatcd o., Fredc-
rick fhr great. All OF tins was done
under our machine 1901 fire.
our relayiur corps did valuable
- H. ..tNL.. .HH
uiuons uuc of uur men ~ th" early
morning reconnaissance spotted sew
urtl thousand Germans moving west
ward south Of Bullooourt and another
reported three thousand of lhc enemy
Boo 20 sunkou road bon this area waiting
Coo advance Few enemy machine
We're seen and they mostly flew low
prup,riur our trDurhse with th'ii
machine guns
"ThIs Is the first bath, where the
British euuucrs had 60 serve their
guns Iu gas MASKS and II was % diffi.
cult task. Fortunately practices with
gas masks huV, been taking pltc"
frequently for AN hour dail,. ! found
every uur saw pretty confident At
first iuos did have "a hard job tu meet
the massrs ot ticrmans who came ot'
Boa d'nser formation than eyer before.
yet tll reports show that they fought
maruifiocutly For example, south az
81 Quentin, on, of our divisions had
Go bear up against the repeated aH.
stults of mo- fewer than siN Gorrlall
! divisions. possibly 10000 men a.d
onl, whom the ssaultr ccuscd with
darkness tid troops Withdraw to
strong positions behind the canal sys.
tenn hrtwcou So. quentin apd the
Dist
% is estimated that altogether
nearly coo. uUo Germans participated
in the offensive. ahe cucmN fought
wen and his runners ala good -ctvice
The u|uickncs. with which thc guns
were brought forward into So Man
Land after the infantry had d'tnecd.
was marked he had An many places
the advantage ovcr ms in positions
ana hc was 80 an points largely su-
perior ia numbers,
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REGION on ~. QUENTIN
PICkED OtT FOR A1T Atk

London. March IA letter g" inc
Daily Dispatch which be- uudetst'o"
To have access To sources of iutorUn-
tion not generally available Geo IN"
press, says
"lt is iu the region "f 50 quentin
and southwest uf mat city chat the
enemy advance b. most serious u
is here also that hc is making his
biggest effort. presumably because
the Junction of tho british and French
armies i- Iu tbis usirhhurhuud
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against our front I.r. tud ppsltl"n'
in the rear. north e.. .Ie thcmlu Dec
piuucs in the req Ith'ims ana
in Lorraine. An e raid cttt ~
Louvre was without 1nc'sa There
were patrol enaOuu "'ttt OF hI'.
So ga tVcrdun fror.l.
I'm the WocVre. .. ,hc regl"r *
BlcmrraN. the Gem u. maze an Ht-
iark which was IIspcrsed by The
French fire Tho, .Iflrrod cou.i ~
"tthlo losses and Del. r' -onets b. ""r
hands
Elsewhere There nothing 10 re-
4,ort.'
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Nuns SJFT1cHED Ur\lILN
~ C14EMINC VS. CLAIM

Washington. AluIrU french 90
ft'ial dispatches rcr trI.- rremrier
'~lemcucrau~ statement m the lobby
81 tho house uf doH"fI,. quote the
premier as saying information whiUu
had reached him WH. .nHt the resist
Hucc of the British Imt 'u The Hines
of the AiHne and the -Irur had boon
significant aud THAT .H. Germans v1f-
teroi "Xtrtordiuarih I.t.t losses
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MY INFANTRY ~ >uI
NCItOSS ~ONNE CNNNI,

British Arms eis ia
France March 28 .J- reported
this morning that o.. u.Hutry htl
pushed down acrus- rI, canal Dc "a
Somutc and had ...lu forward
against the position. tu which the
British had retired ulr .aNalrt
WAS seen advanced rU.rd tho ln
i1utrN.
There. was small d.IH nut that iho
attacking forces intended o." max" e
supreme effort to- r.u..f, the British
limo IN his a.oInr
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striving Iof \lIinnrc

Amsterdam. March Vienna
newspapers state thai the new ltu-
mduIan premier. Alexander Marghi-
lomau. is striving Tor tE alliance he
tween Gumania and the central pow
crs. This idea is peing discussed
sympatheticallv in tho Vienna press,
SAY, IL dispatch from that city
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ANSWER TO PETITION
OF /. w. w. COUNSEL
FILED WITH lands

ChicaRo. March The govern
mcut's answer tp the petition of oouu-
sci lur the !. ". ". for tho return ui
papers seized nl federal nscuts VIZ
presented 10 Judge Lands n she
ruitc, Siates district court here toe
day Dog Charlie b. civuc. the limited
States dlgfrict attorney. Tine answer
brands ] V ~ propaganda Hs 'N-
prcs-iye Of uurruitting hatred uf 81.
employers of labor The organization,
says the answer. has schcued HuN
plotted for the overthrow ol the gH'-
eminent ard worked a. destroy mo
morale Of army camps
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MOST COLOSSAL
STRUGGLE IN WORLD
HISTORY GOING ON
oCoulinucd from Page ~

F'
The extent 81 the British dcfcnsi's
has hccn = subject Of much %-rcculr-
ton. hut ID j. known thcN have hccI
vastly improved during the hast win.
ter. Earlier Ia the war, when the
offensive rested with the I'rc1Ch aud
Erttish, les attention was Is,id To- po-
Sitions OF the rear. The British IN
particular were said To -corn cinho-
rate defensive me sTc ~ tho Ger
mans constructed. Aftrr the drfcc-
iiun OF Russia and consequent incrCusc
at German ~irt myth ia thc west, how
ever. II became necessary for The al
lies To consider defensive measure.
which, wrr' carried ~ during the
winter.
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Sirnw. iica,N large hnlc-. Two for
- cents.
second grade hn, trrn~- hayl per
bale, to-.
Corn, extra quality, 100 pound sack
S3.55.
tunkcA'~ roup cure, q size. tee
Malta, urr bale 1.-TWO halc~ ouly { ~
q cu~inmcrl. S5c.
Make at hem lpv with seneca
IRg Food, u docs the work. 25c
per mnckap,. larger packages 5Oc
aud S1,0O. I'honc ~ about this. re-
suits are wonderful
Fees Wonderful Chick Ittsl, tircc
uounis for i5c.
q. ". FIFE.
Phone G-2i2-2lt-2tG ". Lead Ave.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-23
GERMANS CLAIM CNI"TUIu
OF PRISONERS AND Guns

UorIIU NHTOh 81 Thr c1pturr 70
Tar reported Dos On. uruIN gruup Of
crown Prince Bupprecht are 10000
prisoner ana $50 guns uS the army
group OF the German crown prince.
10000 prisoners. 20 guns and 300 ua-
chine guns the statement r"5us.
Artillery battles continue between
the las and the la liussa canal ON
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-23
HENEY WILL RESORT TO
GRAND JURY ACTION IF
PACKERS ARE STUBBORN

Kansas Clr, Mo March .3 TN
icss officials of 90, Kansas City stock
yards company produce. within cne
week., minute books showing details of
the reorganization ~ The COMPANY In
1915 when 10 passed from Il Missouri
io 90 Maine corporation he. fo'crti
trade commission viii use grand jury
action Goa obtain them. Francis
ncncN. special counsel for the CONF
mission declared at todav's session
Of thc Investigation uf the meat pack
ing industry OF the southwest
e Want 90 trade that mule for a
gas wagon' Try the WANT AD
way.
Classified Aus Bring Results.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-23

Evorl day HERALD WANT ADS
find help; secure positions; eell articles
no longer needed, ont houses, nais'
OBJ p1rtWcuts, storcH aud real estate" rni
tho lost, soll houses. lots aud farms.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-23

TO feel strong have good appetite
and digestion, sleep souudly ana en-
Joy life. use Burdock Blood Bitiers
the family system tonic. price ti.25.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

WANTED-Ddd Jobs OF painting or
work Of ans kind. hy experienced
practical man VIII work reasonable
can al ,Ul West Tilcras
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-23

A little WANT Az now and then
is read by every class OF men-nnd
women too. Try one.
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london. March pa Secretary oi
Wa Baker ho. arrived AZ ID british
pult
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London. March 2a ruwcrfuI eu.uf
.tttcks delivered with great weight uf
infantry aud artillery have broken
through the British Offensive system
west of - Quentin. the war office o..
ports The British troops "" fhD
northern portiou nl ihr laitir -rouid-
are holding their positions The We
office states that there are prepared
positions behind the British Go wht.I
they are falling hack The British
west eft So. quentin are fHiliug usp"h
loo good order Co positions further
west Very heavy fighting Win
fresh curmy forces d. Boa proer,
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GERMAN uOHCI,~ pIi-HCE
ININN'S SECOND LINES

Berlin. Mnr.h 90. t,it tuudou'
Uotvcci FuntuInc L~o.-Crui-ollc. HUl
Noou,roS Gprmuu iur's pcncfrrt"t
into the oud enemy pu-Iuou suu
oapturd tao villaps, orWy h%coiluar-
tiers announced today british c"uu
tcr-a.tncks failed. So flt me -tn' 81
mrnt announces nnu p~r.suuri- 500
-u1a and Boo machine guns N.tr h.''
taken
Between Guunplitu and enc bm.Ernu
stream me statement saws Tho first
two enemy positions We're penetrated
tuI the heights Wozt of Gouzciunurt
UIoudicourt and Vilcrs- Fau-on were
captured
between the pmirnun stream and
the summe. after trr capuurc of ,h'
first enemy position the GerWu q
made their way through uu'uou wopj
and fought across the heights ot SINy
and Noupv. penetrating iuto the third
hostile position.
south OF 90, SrmWo tho Germans
broke throurh the hostile liurs 1du.
tho report and Zoo un uniut"rrupto
movement drove tho eueu1. over tf.
rrozat cauul towards tho west
The announcement says the Grr.
mans are standing before ihr third
enemy position. u reports that th.
British evacuated their positions .0
the bend south uf Cambria and wore
pursued by the German. through
b%ouiCnut F'o~uuIcI,- and tiho .ugtt.
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The two villages taken ou th, Fuu-
tame NoclNrcs ron were N~dul-Nrau-
court aud Morchics.
CThc former village IL ubuu, . DE-!
miles and the latter about % De- mile.
behind tho former British front.