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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-02-11

Employees at RI tower of the
Pennsy, at Rockville, are daily feed
ing quail. driven out of mountains by
the snow.
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vON NHERTLING'S )
. SPEECH IS NOT
WELL RECEIVED
Both Conservative andLiberal
Parties in Germany Crib
else His Position

cOPENHAGEN. Sept. S.-nBy the As
eociatcd Press. 1.-The attempt OF the
imperial German chancellor. Count Won
Ecr,linE. to ridd TWO horses simultan-
eously. in his house Of lords spr"ch re-
Gently. appears. judging by press COM
mcnts to have resulted in his falling
hard between them. That portion OF
the preas flvorng real PrusSIan fran
chse reform Is disappointed and dis
gruntled by the chanc,llor's ambiguous
warning that the lords Scnuld avoid too
far-rrnchirE concessions Ivy accepting
reform measures now. and the CorSerra-
tive press is up in arms over his appeal
for acceptance OF reforms as "protec-
ton and maintenance Of the crown and
dynasty"
The aGrarian Dcutschc TaGcs ZcitunS
calls :"Hcrtling the Irussian mUnarch's
grave digger"
The kreuz Zcitung attacks Won liert-
ling for minimizing tho crowns dctcats
and exasGcratirg the Socialists ser
vices and darkly warns him that mon-
archies do not. crumb!" because ih"y r"-
slst the uniusttfied demands or the
masses. but because they let th1m-
selves be. forced down to the dangerous
level Of compromises.
The Pan German Deutschc Zc'tunS
declares that equal suffrage would p"
an undisguisrd surrender to IN" anil
rnonarchists. which would rndAnEcr the
dynasty and the crown.
so far as has been noted. only Cor
mania. Won Hertling's organ. is salts
fled with his speech.
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OF WAR
BAKER IN FRANCE ON
VISIT OF INSPECTION

WASHINGTON. Sept. S.--Thc war de-
pnrtmcnt to-day announced In" ArrIHai III
France If Secretary l'AkGr. nrc"npani.'d
by TN "llicIal party. iuGiudlns Jnhh =:
Ryan assistant secret icy, III chitrSe ~
aircraft. and Major Genera! 'inr-;aS. sur
gcun general Ht the .irm".
Mr.. l;akrr and his Irn:fy nAds inc tr'p
on nh army lran%por; wNiI'' 'aEr'c" I'A
usual Quota uf soldiers - rHhc'. de-
fore leaving this country III" war SecF"-
tnry said til" personnel "f MS n3r!F
would make plain the rurn"S" oi MS sec
und visit tn France. and that II" hopcH
the TRIP would not k"cr him away from
the United States fnr n very long period.
It is Understand that Mr.. Ryan went
,hrund for tho purpose OF famlliari2 ng
himself with the airrlan" situation over
seas ard Ia inspect the facE'ries engaged
IN building planes FOR tn" American
nrny. Surgeon General GrrSls VIII IN
Spuc, the American army hospitals over
seas.
Rrigadirr Genera, Frank T. lines.
chief Of tn, rmharkatiun service. VII"
also a,..nrnpnnird Mr.. rlinli"r. will visit
,h,. American IrnrlS nf deharkation in
France To ucuunInt himself with lacilI-
i,,s and conditions in those places.
Iirui,uaut Inl"arl George II. Batrd.
military aide Ia Mr.. Baker. also Is in the
SrrrrIhr!'S party.
Tni!. is Mr.. Bakers S"r"pd visit To the
American army i'll France. Several
aga H., spent som" tinl" abrftl
irs,uriing the ports at which American
troops and supplies are landed; The lines
Of communication between th"S: ports
and the army tt the front and tn" army
itself.
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WASHINGTON. Sept. S.-A new pri-
critics list OF industries and plants ts-
srntjnl lo the war or Ia The ciFil poPu-
,atinn was announced today Ivy thair-
man Karuch. Of the War Industries
Beard. II was described rs TN" master
key" governing the issuance OF nri"T'I!
certificates by tho prinrt"s commits
sinner nr the hoard for fuel supply Cr cl-
cctrical energy. transportation material
facilities. capital and labor nnd as the
basis for industrial exemption from ihc
draft.
Tho inclusion OF the industries and
plants m thi: prcfercnc" list sail 'as
announcement. docs not operate rs I'll
embargo against all others. but tho If
feet is to drfcr the requirements: "f al
other industries and plants until the re-
uuir"mrnis Of those on III" preference
list shall have been satisfied.
industries have been grouped into
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TWO-N|LE GAIN
On 2O-N|LE LINE
FOR The BRITISH
Haig's Men Have Reached
Their Old Defense System
Lost Last March.

LONDON, Sept. She Szttish troops
advanced rolay to a depth OF two niles
on c 2S--rue {ro1S and c"ptnfeo tno
town of Roisel, about Ella miles noTth-
west of St. ouec1tin.
With TIE BE1TSH ARMY IN
FRANCE, Sept. 8. (By The Assoe1ateu
Prpss) Is D. I-)-Purther slight advanc-
aS by the Brttich weSe reported In Inc
area In 'front.' Of the EIrdenourg Line
this afternoon, but elsewhere It seems
that tho British again hnve paused, es IL
ix necessary whom great movements are
taking place.
Havracourt wood has oeen cleared
almost entirely Of tho enemy rear
Guartls, WHO offered strong res1stance
With machine guns ut several piacee.
Eeavy storms have been sweeping tho
cntirc battle area and have tended 70
slow MP the operations. A Small local
counter attack in the Nieppe sector has
caused the British to withdraw sHgntiy'
Aside from oo.sid cradle artillery action
N. front generally wus Quieter today
than for many weeks.
LONDON, Sept. 3.-Capture by tho
s1ttsh by nishtfau yesterday Of VILE
veque, siz miles west OF st. Quentin
a. Emilio. stx miles west Of lie Catalet,
wocd, IS reported In today's Official
communication from P1old Marshal
HaIy-
The text Of the communication fol-
lows:
"sy niChtfall yesterday our troops
ha!1 taken villevecue and st. Emile and
had Ca.ned possession Of tho greater
mart Of the Havrinocurt wood.
"1cca1 fighting took place yesterony
evening and during the light east OF
Hern,iess and In the sector west OF ar
ment:eres, but without material chans
in the situation.
"wese of LaBa.ssee our patrols have
macc further progress in the enemy's
position"
LONDON, Sept. a.-Advsncn 6r1I-
isn troops have entered their old de-
+ercc s-sHe1,, on tho southern battle line
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JAP At TTACK HAS
FORCEDR DREDS To
QUICK RETREAT
Bolshevik Troops Destroy
Bridges-Chink. Welcome
the japanese

TOXIC, Monday. Sept. 2.-The war Of
flee today issued the following official
communication:
Our cavalry. consisting OF the main
force Of the Twelfth Regiment, one
company Of infantry and detachment.
from the Cossack General Knfminoffs
troops, occupied Imam, August 80. and
from there. August 81. advanced TO-
wards Bikin. The main strength or the
Twelfth Division remained September
In the vicinity Of the Ussuri. preparing
for an advance on Imam. The railway
bridge has been definitely taken by our
infantry.
The rctrcating enemy is obstructinE
our advance by destroying bridges and
with arn1ored trains. The enemy ~n"
destroyed the railway bridge at the
southern extremity OF Imam at midnight
Of August %, was captured by our cav
airy. South of Simakoff the line was
Opened TO traffic August 81
Our dctachmcnt despatched toward
Abisaid. five miles south. of Manchurta
CITY. encountered enemy cavalry num-
bcring 100 August 80. at point eight
kilometres southwest OF AbiGaid and
fcontinued on Page EiRht.)
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DAUGHTER OF
NAVAL OFFICER
MURDERS CHILD
Sensational! Crime in Detroit
Hotel - Chloroformed
Other Litile Ones

DETROIT. Sept. S.-Mrs Claire
Mad"lcnn NrInslcdt. nf Krooklyn. y.
y. said 10 b. the daughter Of LiHutcn-
m; William Manning L. s. ". carly to-
dav shot and killed her cISht-ycar-nld
daughter Wilma. mud chlnroforIncd her
two other children. E"rnard. twelve. AMI
Claire. 10, Mt n leading downtown hotel.
An elevator boy. answering Il signal
form tho eleventh floor OF tho hotel
opened the door OF the car 10 diScnvc.
Mira. Ncinstc cdt revolver in hand. stand
ing in tha hall crying. Nv" killed her.
according to tho police. The woman fell
in n faint into tho elevator. AT the hos
pital tn which she was takru. together
with her Two dragged children. Mrs.
Nctnatcdt Is reported tonight TO be IN n
dazcd condition. prufcsstnG 10 relncm-
be. nothing OF what tTanspircd III. tho
hotel room
Tho body Of tho c!Eht-yrar-nid Gi-I
was found lying nj the foot of the bed
a bullet through her heart. When dc.
tHC>.Nc" cit"ECd tlH T"''ih tH'! iou-'
tho boy lying unconscious near the ho"y
OF MS sister. Claire, the other child.
wnn had recovered partially from the
effects Of :hc chioruform., WAS found
hiding in tho bath room. having been
aroused by the discharge Of the re-
Vuivcr.
Mrs. Ncinstedt was granted n divorce
in Detroit in May; lgl'. from Hcarnhard'
NclnstcGt Jealousy. caused by an
nnunccmcnt of the marriage of Dc
lycit man, who - said 10 have brcn a.
tcn;ivr 10 Mrs. NeinstrGt TO Chicago
woman recently. is believed hT tS'':
police To have incuriatcd the Er""kiyn
woman and prompted the shooting.
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BOY AWAIT OR
IN A THRILLING
TALE OF FLIGHT
: FROM GERMANY.
DASHED TO FREEDOM
FROM RAILROAD TRAIN
Travelled at Night For Many
: Days, and Finally Reach
ed Switzerland

PARIS, Sept. s.-(By the As'octnted
press)-Licuteunnt Thomas Hitchcock,
Jr, Of Westbary, N. Y. the youthful
member Of the Lafayette Plying Corps,
who was captured by tie Garmnns some
time ago, but escaped nnd reached SWit-
zerlaud August 2e. today described Ms
experience while captive and his flight
to neutral territory, which was accom-
plishcd through evadlng his guard on
train. The guard was taking nap at
the time.
hitchcock vao forced to walk more
thnn a hundred miles. This he did In
eight consecutive nights, hidtag during
tho day time. Ec lived on the food he
had saved fron, ms ;ncagre rat1onS III
the prison camp. He wao entirely ig'
nornnt of the country Though which he
passed, but guided himself by smals
pocket compass. On the eighth Gny cf
his tramp he found lhrnself in G Small
yiuaEc. He inquired / s1nan girl
,yhcther he was in Switzerland, an11
being told that no WAS. he mAis his way
direct to Herue, whoTe he arrived Au-
CONTINUED on Page EiSht-)
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.FRENCHhOM|EN VOW
REMEMBRANCE FOR
DEAD AMERICANS

PARIS. Sept. S.--Iaon IN" eastern
slnnc %; Mount Ealcrian are buried IN"
"Sn American snldir"s who have died III
Paris hospitals. Although Tn" c"tnct"r:
has been in use only three months. II Is
sought out ny the rrY"r"nt American
visitors. and the graves. marked hy inc
;ntrr-,tjnr.i cnlrrS If the Two rrnuh-
lies arc constantly decorated with
flowers.
Not content with acting as god
mothers to tho American soldiers who
rrtlIrr to Paris on furi"uEhS. French
mothers who's" sons have died that lth-
or1y miCht live ha"" adopted tho h"ys
from tn" United States even in death.
To cach little cross on Mount Nalcrlan
there is pinned n. card showing that
some woman has vowed the grave nov
rr shall hc without Il wreath or vase Of
flowers. Some Of the iiural pieces arc "f
elaborate workmanship.
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MASTER KEY PR|OR|T|ES LIST Of
INDUSTRIES NOW is PROMULGATED
Plants Listed in -Four Classes Will Be Given Preference
in Fuel Requirements Over Industries That Have
Not Been Listed

four classes according 70 their !'alatirc
importance. No distinction. however.
has been made between any OF The in-
luStrics Or plants within any ono Glars
aud i, was explained THAT no siynif;-
cameo is 10 he attached 10 the order ~
which they arc listed within any class.
The industries or plants under class one
are Of exceptional Importance and IN
cludt thoac most vital to the prosecution
of the war and the public and Ghc;r re-
ruircmcnts must he fully met in prtfer-
cnce to those OF the three remaining
classes.
Fuel tor domestic consumption-Ecsi-
dchces. apartment houses, rSstaurah1s'
and hotels, is in class one. II that
class also are food. railways operated by
the railroad administration ..lhe. army
and navy. aircraft. ships and snip yards.
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than even about the battlefront. Sen
ator Lodges speech. the arrival OF
Samuel Ciomp"rs. president Of the
American Federation OF Labor. and Sen
ator ]. Hamilton Lewis and. above all.
the resignation OF Ambassador l'aGe till
rnhnv columns and crowd out even the
impa ssioncd protrctinnist campaign or
tho Australian Premier. Hughes. Nr.
rase's resignation takes the first place
in prominence.
Admiration For Page.
It must be gratifying to him to find
such universal regret expressed. The
Times put the popular feeling In the
assertion that while other ambassadors
he-o inspired ed:nIration and high re-
gard. Mr. Page inspires affection. Low
eli WAC great. but s!oof. Phelps retain
ed the unparalleled. unchanged gravity
Of Vermont. Baynrd whs sweet. nut
deafness made him difficult in general
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its different way. In style he recalled
Ia me President Wilson's Incompatible
choice If the inevitable word. and the
newspapers quote some Of his phrases
that deserve something Of the same
immortal rerncmbcrancc as the l'rcsl-
dents historic messages.
Nunau, Roosevelt's Friend.
You may br asking in America W no
is Joseph L. Nunan: the friend TO
whom Colonel Roosevelt has gwen
portion Of his Nobel prize. l know
Nunan we'll and had long been aware
Of the wnrr,l friendship Colonel Roose-
welt felt for him. as Nunan was one
of Colonel Roosevc!t's constant topics
In my conversations with him IN New
York Nunan is an 1rishlnan who spent
most of his youth in ireland. but the
remainder of his life in FAR countries.
He has the unique honor OF carrying
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ondons "District of Columbia OConnor Tells All About

off Ill the prizes Of two Irish universe
ties. Old Trinity College. the great
Protestant university. and Roya! UNI
versity. the Few university brought into
being in competition with the :ancient
exclusive university. lie WAS equally
successful in London in carrying Off
prize at Grny's Inn Law Scrool. where
most Irishman arc graduated. a colo
nial judgship mas been for generations
the favoritc career Of Irishmen unable
to stand the strain OF waiting for Law
practice In London
At one time probably half the colonial
judgeships Of tho British empire were
held by Irishmen. Nunan has been .
judge in several parts Of AfrcA and
finally settled al Demerara, little col
ony where again Irishnen before him
had held every judicial Office Oc-
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Sn.rial Cable Dispatch

Copyright. 1918. by Public Ledger %.
LONDON. Sept S.--We have sec
tiun in London now known haft IN
joke, but on the whole III earnest. as
The District Of Columbia. My own
hons, Is at one Of the frontiers Tn"
sound ut song from "oh. Boy! reaches
n,e through the hours all day and long
l:,er midnight. short distance on
splendid. robust specimen OF Amcriean
worlanhood. Mrs. Walker. wife or
Arthur Walker. one Of the heads Of tho
linotype company. works twelve hours a
day feeding American soldiers. and the
embassy is oppos!te Mrs. Walkers
American canteen. Various American
clubs are all around: hence the District
Of Columbia" ss IN appropriate title-
But all OF London this, week has be-
come the 'pIssrI.7r Ct Columbia, There
Is moro about America in oil the papers
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Of has asking American boys. af;cr SOL
"Iun, enforced rctlo"nc" t TIC great
service in st. Iauls 10 celebrate the en-
trance If America into the war. tn r"-
ljnyc their emotions with n good 4Nnerl-
can yell. and MS leading the shouting
with them and c"nfcssInE hr f"it better
for II.
In private conversation h" exercised
m cAiraurrlinary fascination. perhaps
moro over an lrishman like mr lhhh
over tho average HrI%hrr.
Poncu Skotch Of tho Man.
Ills rich. friendly voice. with the
sor; drawl Of his native Virginia. the
impression he gave OF transparent
franincsa and tho sincere bro;hrrh-
rcas which IS characteristic 81 ali good
.tia"rlrans made You feel rs II you
wcrc talking 10 mn honest. helpful. !if"-
long friend. With all this aS a setting
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WASHINGTON. Sept. S.--Thirty-fIve
members OF :Ae crew ot the American
army transport Meant Ncrn"n. formerly
tn. North ticrran-l.loEd line hT"n>
peinzeSS!n Cccihc. were Killed hy the
explosion Of = t"ri"-do which Struck inc
vessel last Thursday when she was ZOO
niles from, the French co;ist. tt"1o"ward
bound The passengers included Sena-
tor Lewis, OF illinois. who waS among
these safely landed after ;hc transport
returned to French port under her
own steam.
Tice-Adrniral Sims reported 70 tho
Navy Department to-'t;ty that the Tor
pedo struck he transport on IN" star
board side, flooding No. fire room.
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for Il cigar as eternal as 'Inclc Joe"
cannnn's. he spiritually transferred
you--rv"n in the middle of London
November day. with its inhabitants
chilled by the atmosphere to more than.
the usual chIllrness cf their habhul
manner--ln the sunny skies. tn" sunny
temperament and the sunny social and
personal intercourse OF Mr.. l'hE"s ma
tive land.
nnn qualify, however. has net been
sufficiently brought out even nthe
numerous c.ulngistic no,jcss. namely.
his remarkable powers OF speech. l
SAW him under severe ordeal. when
by Z coincidence l attended on success
sive nights TWO public banquets, at both
Of which Nj PAGE spoke. AS his audi
crcc3 md subjects were quite different
tho speeches had to be Of quite differ
Ont character. yet each was perfect in
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society. Reid. although personally II"
was most unrrctrntlou*. rather dhZIi"d
By his maEnific"nce H." common man
John Hay was too sick Il man I" d."
Justice tn his marvellous powers oi
thought and conversation. Cho1tc was
perhaps, Pages ncnrcst rival, hut l'nee
had oven more charm: he was Il man
among men.
I once called him "ultl fellow: then
remembering his great position. ap"l"-
Sized TO him. but tho cpith"t wa wei
coined and thr apology rejected. Every
body who saw him some da%5' in tho
week standing at the railroad stniion
With an old cap on his head. in knick-
crhockcrs and with solf sticks. going off
with the boys. saw very different nr-
urc from the popular conception "f q
rcIiccat. rnbrd ambassador OF the
worlds greatest nation.
Everybody Is chuckinE over the story
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(By the Associated Press. }

The British continue to cut their way into the
German lines lower Of the battle line IN
France
weather which has caused somewhat OF
in the violence operations Field Marshal Hang
forces have materially encroached Cambria and ST. Qn
while farther south the armies pressing on the
Novn sector toward Loan and from SoSon
in an artillery manoeuvre ebjecves IN view
Beeen the Vesle Aisne rivers where the American
troops fighting with the frencn, a6o1nonal gouno ~ ~
gained by the allied forces =. ia, s~ G.
The British now are standing Vieeveque SIX miles from 81
on bayno carried out an advance mile front on the
line of Eoehy and Vermand To the north the
Of the WOOD one nsdn e s
e ~ fContnued Page Eighty !
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7HIRTY-F|VE LIVES Los IN THE
T0RPEDO|NG Of j. s. TRANSPORT

bu, hc did not state the extent OF the
damage. Navy officials assumed. how
ever that since tho vessel was able To
roach nor, under her own power she
was not badly damaged.
Tho men killed we're fircmHn- engine
men and water tenders ana pr"paoly
wore on duty in III" flooded tirc room.
The list included the following names:
!. +. CRABTREE. Beaver. Ohio.
T. n. CROCKETT. Raven, Va
S. Wck. RIVERS. Buena Vista, Ohio.
G.. J. SArI.NE. Philadelphia.
senator Lewis was returning home
OF the transport after visit To Great
Britain and France and the western
front
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Turkish Premier.
F0reSeeS Peace
Declares the War Has Exhausted Itself and That Its ton
tinuance is Useless-Says Entente Will Soon
Be Willing to Quit

amsterdam Sept 8-Taaat Pasha the Turkish grand vlze
On interview pubished in the Vienna Neue Freie Pres said ne
believed that peace would before winter Taaat now
in Vienna. -. .. =
that its continuance manifestly useless . =.
All our enemies excluding America says Talaat VII
IN recognize that there continuing the hos
tilties'
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FKE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 5.-Forecast:
western pennsylvania srd ohio-Far
somewhat cooler Moodnyi Tuesray fur,
cooler In north portion.
West vtrgtnia,-Faiz, and somewhat
warmer Monday; Tuesday fair.
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uSCaccmcEt IoN-SEt. "A'4 - :
n,ras advances On both sides OF tho
Disc.
PARTS. Sept 8.-Thc French troops
o.vn cantured tie villages CT EcnnesS1S,
anout four miles rorth Of TeSsnieF anu
ON tho St. Quentin canal. SRttte1
aouth they haYe penstratcd TO Ne
northern fringe Of tbs ST. Gooain 1o<est
mn TO the Outskirts OF the village OF
Servais, according GO the Frenca COIL
mrnicaticn isEued today
The text Of the statement reads'
"Ncrta Of the oise, french troops
hare captured the village OF -aennessAS
and are along the Canal St. Quentin
.eor+n ~ the DISC the french have
made progress TO the outskirts OF Ser
vais.
IN tho region Of Gaffau:;, az well rs
.o,+, ~ celles-sur-Atsne we have main
+,;nad ou- positions =; spite Of several
German cou1tcr-attaeEs.
uUc took prisoners during Two sur
p-,-e .trackS we delivered IN Cha1n-
pagne."
v,zrS. sepr. 9-Ihe allied advance
continues along the e7s!re front n tnc
direction OF Cambria, 81. Quensn, La
rsre, Anizy-,c-CGateau and tie Cnenln-
dcs-DsYnes. According 20 too latest -e-
vices tho french aad Britt;h troops neV-
ertholes3 IRE meeting with stuoooTa re-
sis+.1ce, "a which i1ranze G1tAiarJ
actt-ity is being carried out.
THIS resistance Is takeE as IN indica-
.,on Tint rro enemy Intends to make a
stand slont this line. E!!ic.: roughly
fo,Io-vs the old Hindcaha~C cntrench-
me-ts.
General Humbert'= army s1l. contlr-
pcs It's pressure sgai-sc "c-Gcler and
La Te-e. The operations tow21d the
e.cizclemeut Of the st. Gohaia forest
ere giving the allies s:~cES position
.yf the enemy iooses much more ground
In tbs region his defense ot the C!:en1-
tcontiauel On Page Eight.)