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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-11-22

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reiie nod Gramlep, 2o,liiima. Srall
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Berger, serufen moroen I'M Der 'ge-
crbigung hires 9r,tbers, oes ueritpr.
benen gmil 9lumer, bei5utpobnen.
-@elegentli6 Der grneuerung
lei1es Announcements alf 0as Solfs.
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bon 9runmono, Sfla. unter lnbe.
rem mie folgt: ~@ir baben bier filr5-
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terloiIen, oenn mir miiiien Nun an.
fangen uns Ser englii6en Sprade in
ttnierer &ird)e 5l1 bebienen. Mtit Grub,
6. 8. 8eeener."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-11-22

@an5 Ieoerne Stiefel ilir WtGnner
uno &rabell, in :. u. Hiet's GiertC
Strabe Sdub- @eihGft.
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ais mic Gin bunoert 0antiagungs.
G0acl ppn bier aus perianot; Die met,
item ocrirIbcn mrr0cn uon Sfsncr's
Sslano bicrler gcbrnht.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-11-22
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@runb bafiir, baB Sbr Announcement
Ser Grneuerung bebarf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-11-22

-. s. Stocppelmann, BON Scr.
ger, mar ON leBtcn 0ienstag bier, in
@eihGften.
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mebrere Gage ser perfloiienen ISOLDE
in ct. 2ouis.
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nor eincm lfiperen Nnfull bon Gun.
genent5iinbung gencien,
u Hellc Illsmohl bon i6mar5en,
braunen uno graren S6uben fir
0amcn, in 8. q. Hief's 9ierte Stra.
be Sdubs0 eldaft.
-0ie jungen Oontcn Der fatboli-
iden st. Yallls @enleinbc, in Berger,
peroen on abcno bes 0anfiagungs-
tages ein Yie Supper geben Sober
mann fonrme.
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OF Ylaps anb 2ife.S fct6es," miro an
Wontag Ibcro, ben %. Nopenlbcr in
Ger &on5ert Sulle geeeben werben.
-Sbil. Hotb, bon Morriion, mar
ont lettcn 0ienstag bier, uni lcine
Iusgaben.& cdnung als crfolgreidcr
GanoiOat fir bas Imt bes S~riebens.
ridters, fir Hiblanb Somnibip be!
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sl,reifen. Serr Hotb lit felt Is Sab
rem Sriebensridter gclpeicn.
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2aufe 0icier @o6e in @asconaoe
County erlegt. Sdgcr melde Die Sn.
ieln i'm Miiiouri, in Der Ndbe bon
Sermann, abiuhten, %crbeuteten iiber
200 Stiid Saicn; piele bcrielben plr'
ben aber iebr l,nangcnebm ilberroidt.
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ten fonoen, bab Der Slub bon ciner
tiid,tieen Stllrm gcpeitid)t Wurbc. Die
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fobrt nit @aiier g%efiillt. IS fOltctc
acmaltigc I%nltren9ung sic Scimfabri
iiber Sen Strom 5ll MAIDEN.
--Sdulcn in onoeren StGbtclt, no
Der Snfllien5o . 9am geboben muroe
baben mieoer nit Dem ltnterriht be-
oonnen unb meroen 6 Gage in Der
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Den Shiilern ben Sprtbeil ser pollen
3abl scr Sdnltaee 5ltfommen 81 loi.
fen unb glei6falls ben Sdultermin
am SdluB oes Shuljabres 5u been.
oen, i'm Ginflang nit Dem Original
plan.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-11-22

Ole @eoadtniBfeier at gbren Bee
uerItorbenen !S1teo Sori6, pefder in
Sronfreid bcn 500 fanb, miro ant
Sonntag, Sen "a. Robember ltattfin.
ocn, unb nidt ont II. @obcmbcr, tpie
porbcr hefonnt gegebcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-11-22
STATE BANK
OF BAY Y, MISSOURI

@e9riinoet 1911.
aupital $4,000, llcbcriduB $4,000
@utbabcn iibcr $4,000.
Betreibt Elm alsemeines Santgeihdit.
8eSablt 4 YruSent auf 3eits0 epoiiten.
9esablt 3 Brosent auf Spars9epuiiten.
Sat Sidberheits.3 eppiits8diten 5iuerrnie,
then.
unb bittet ireunbliht I'm cure 8unbe
ifait.
Siretturen:
Simon 8oeaer, G. u. Weper.
9. Gneelbredlt. u. y. Moeler.
5tep. 9uid,mann, Gbas. @. SWen
Senrp 9anaenbere.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-11
Entente WINS;
VICTORY IN AIR

WITH THE BRITISH ARMIES
IN FRANCE. July iI.--Allied avia-
tors apparently have attained abso-
lutte mastery Of the n.r.
They are carrying the aerial waT'
fare far behind the German lines.
Altho given the best weather Of tho
whole war. there Is comparatively
little battling. due to the extreme
caution OF the German airmer. Their
activities are confined to night bomb.
ing. while the British bomb all night
and fight all day. when anything can
be seen.
The boches conduct their bombing
operations from an altitude Of about
10 900 feet. owing TO the beichlng fire
from our "archies" The British
bombers drop down to a height Of
500 feet or even so feet before their
let loose their high explosives. This
makes for extreme accuracy
A prisoner relates the tremendous
havoc wrought on the Bapaumc rail.
way and station. where British
plane swooped low and dropped a
bomb In the midst OF troops waiting
20 board "A train.
The British airmen are not allowing
cobwcbs to cover their machines.
one well known aviator has brought
down % boches In the last 30 days.
His total now nearly equals Baron
Won Richthofen'a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-11
SURPRISE
ENEMY in
Big PUSH
Offensive in Albania May
Mean Beginning OF
Balkan Offensive
Battle Analysis by
]. w. T. Mason

>EN YORK. July ils--ItAliAn
op~~atiou. In Albania are pus.
Ring for tho moment ne tn the
objcrtiyos which arr being
sought
The now offensive has come
without warning. and II IL hard
10 determine what tho Italian
general staff has In mind.
There are four possible reasons for
The drive
Firxt--To supply the demand for
now victories. which have been stim'
ulaied In Italy hy the recent success
against the AustrianS
Second To create diversion that
will prevent the Austro Hungarians
from concentrating all their forces
for new attack along the Piavc.
Third-To encourage the spirit of
revolt among the slav nationaiities
In Austria
Fourih-To prepare the way for
an allied offensive In the Balkans.
Very likely the first three reasons
are acting comparatively. Whether
the final and by far the most impor
tant possibility is being seriously
considered must be regarded doubt.
fully until there Is more evidence.
For the allies 20 attempt "A major
offensive In the Balkans at this time
would hc n serious drain on their
strength. Greek aid would be neoes.
sary 10 very large extent. and IL is
not probable the Greek army is as
yet supplied with munitions Of war
on a sufficien, scale to give reason.
able surety OF success
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-11

Angered by Land Seizure,
Ukraine Farmers Stage
Countrywide Revolt
ARE DEFENDING VILLAGES
Dispatch From Joseph
Shaplen

STOCKHOLM, July H.
Ukraine is in a state Of
countrywide revolution, &C.
cording to dispatches re-
ceived here today.
The Germans are pouring
in reinf0rcements which now
have reached a total Of
81 divisions 100000 mem).
The peasants have several
small armies of $4,000 =
10000 each. all well armed
with artillery and machine
guns. These are defending
the villages and whole sec.
tiOns of trenches.
The fight is not of political char.
acter. but is due chiefly TO the SUR
render OF land by the Germans back
to the landlords. Homestead SEC
tons so verses (33 miles) square
have been wiped out completely.
This revolution in Ukraine. togeth-
er with the increasing power OF tns
Czecho Slovaks In the East. necex3i.
tarng diversion of considerable
forces. may account in some measure
for delay in resumption of the West
front offensive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-11
300 ITALY and
SERB OFFICERS
HELD IN NORTH

STOCKHOLM. July 1.-THE Bol.
shevik war commissariat of the
northern region OF Russia. following
the landing OF allied troops on the
Murman coast ordered hurried war
preparations. IT was learned here to-
day.
Military units have been ordered
formed. and the workmen and peas
ants OF the classes OF isse-s7 have
been called into service for at least
six months.
Three hundred Serbian and Italian
officers have been arrested at Arch.
angel upon order OF Premier Lenine.
IL is reported,
American Consul Poole and British
Consul Lockardt visited Foreign
Minister Tchitchcrin at Moscow and
denied they had published procla-
nation urging all-allied Intervention.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-11
FORCED
BACK TO RIVER
Italian War Office
Report
m United Press Leased Wire
Direct 10 The Star

ROME, July 1.-THE Ital-
ians. continuing their ad-
vance in Albania. are fore
ing the Austrians back to-
ward the Skhumba river. the
Italian war office announced
today.
"In Albania, we are con-
tinuing our advance" the
statement said. ''The Aus
trians are retreating toward
the Skhumba river"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-11
ASQU|TH LAUDS
WILSON EFFORTS

LONDON. July ii.4-London news.
papers today indorsed Herbert As.
qulths eulogistsc praise 81 President
Wilson during a dinner last night in
honor of Admiral slmms. Gen. Crib.
bic and other American officers
AHqulth compared Wilson with
Washington and Lincoln. declaring
President Wilson has carried his
people with him in the greatest de-
cision ~ the age lie has laid be.
fore the world the grounds for that
decision IN stat. papers worthy 20 lie
aide by side with the most sagacious
and inspiring utterancea Of the most
famous Of his predeccssors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-11
.UkRA|N|AN Def
OF HUNS VOICED
by JOSEPH SHAPLEN

Omitted Press Corresponding
STOCKHOLM. July Ii-Stir-
ring scenes were enacted during
the pan-soviet congress nj Mos
COW, according TO Petrograd
newspapers which have Just been
received here.
With German Ambassador Mir.
bach occupying one box, and
with Representatives Of the en-
tenfe allies in another section, u
delegate from the Ukraine, NJ.
AleNandroff. precipitated n lively
scene by denouncing German i'm.
periaIism and It's influence in the
Ukraine.
II greet the pan-soviet in the nam
of the secret peasant congress in thu
Ukraine, where reigns a German die
tatorship and where the Bolshevik
continue negotiations with thu
marionette, Skoropabsky. simultane
ously tolerating the presence of Ger
man Imperialism in the person o.
Count Mirbach."
Two hundred and fifty members o.
the left cheered his statements wild
ly while Mirbach and his suite sa'
stiffly erect.
Won't Get Ukraine Bread
The Germans are employing i'm
prisonment and executions withou'
trial to suppress a revolt of work
men and peasants. but we know how
to fight. even IL YOU don't" tn,
(Continncd on page u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-11
Seek Pardon for
Banker Collier

OLYMPIA. July ii.-Ars. WIN
Collier. wife Of the former president
OF the Northern bank of Seattle, is
expected in olympia today. to pre-.
sent petition for a pardon for her
husba nd. who was sentenced to the
penitentiary at Walia Walla for de
frauding depositors. Thus far. only
25 per cent OF the deposits have been
paid to the thousands who lost their
savings in the bank.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-11
Says Germay Will
Will Never Get
Corn in Ukraine

RED ruin for the Germans will fol-
low their coup de guerre." George
Hershfield, former inspector of artil-
lery for the Russian artillery COM
mission. stated Wednesday. when
told of the dispatch announcing Ger
man food seizures.
Il am absolutely positive that
Ukraine corn win never fall into Ger
man hands, he said, The Ukraine
was gained when Germany took the
lands away from the peasants and
returned IL to the land harons.
mo military force can cope with
the 100000 despoiled peasants. who
hate the name of German.
"If Germany awaits large consign-
ments of corn from the Ukraine, she
Is facing old Gen. Starvation. who
helped to defeat Napoleon on his
march from Moscow"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-11
No Censorship on
Press, Assurance
Given to Senate

WAsHfSGTON. July ii-There
will be no censorship OF newspaper
dispatches under government control
Of telegraph lines. Postmaster Gen
eral Burleson assured congress late
today.
The fear expressed by many mem-
bers OF the senate that Burleson. II
given control of the wires, would
censor all press messages, caused
Burieson to tell Senator Lewis, iii.
nois. that AS soon as the wires are
taken over. newspaper men will he
called in and asked to name one OF
their members to supervise transmits
sion OF press messages
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-11
ITALIANS SMASH
FOE IN ALBANIA
United Press
Summary Of
War Events

u43sth day OF the war1
MARNf FROM NT-French
troops enlarged their gains be
tween the Aisne and the Marine
by capturing the village OF
Corey. nine miles southwest Of
Scissors.
PICARDy FRO>T--De spite
heavy enemy Smelling on both
sides OF the Somme British
troops last night advanced east
Of Ntliers Bre;onneuX.
FLANDERS FRO>T-British
troops made successful raids last
night in the region OF Merris
and Fogtubert.
ALBANIAN FRO>T-Italian
and Albanian forces are pressing
northward ON a s0-mile front be
tween the Dcvon and the Adri-
attic. while French troops are
unenacing the bulgarian posi-
lions near Monasur.
E<GIt>n-r'irst Lord of the
Admiralty Geddes declared that
the submarines arc being con
troiled"
GERMANY AND Al STRiA.
III Ht>GtRN-Heavy. continuous
rainfall has greatly damaged
crops in Austria and southern
Germany. according TO a Vienna
report
RtSSIA-A serious revolution
IL reported In fun swing thru
out Ukraine. Germany is said
TO have sent more than 100000
troops into the country TO op-
pose several armies OF peasants.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-11
Once More, Folks,
We Remind You of
Saturday, at 1880

Another reminder-don't forget
that the big moment of The Star 8
Our Boys in France Tobacco
Fund" drive viii come at 73o Sat.
urdsy. at Woodland park.
Meet the crowd at the band
stand
There will be plenty Of fun and
excitement" said Manager Hazen
J Titus today And we'll have
four automobiles to put ginger
into the affair"
The public is invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-11
AUSTRIAN
FORCE IS
|. DEFEATED
Bulgarian Lines Threatened
as Balkan Drive Grows.
in Scope
WOULD lNJURE AUSTRIA ENEMY ADMIT LOSSES
Dispatch From Ed. L.
keene
BY United Press f.eossd Wirc
Direct 10 The Sta.

LONDON. July ii.--Itslian
forces. aided by French and Al.
banians. and by British naval
units. are sweeping northward
across practically the entire
width Of Albania, in what may
become one of the most impor-
tspt military and political Of
fcnsiv~s Of the war.
According 10 the latest dispatches
received here. the allied troops, in
addition 20 making Important gains
on the so,mile front between the
Adriatlc and the Devoh river. arc
threatening the bulgarian right wing
in tho vicinity OF MonaHur. lis
miles from the sea.
Ambitious Program
The main military objective OF the
allies evidently iH the old Roman
road connecting Monastlr with the
sea at Durazzo. possession OF which
would permit free movement Of
troops and supplies directly from the
Adriauc into southern Serbia and
would seriously threaten the enemy's
hold on a great portion Of the occu-
pied areas OF that country.
Starting at the Nojutza river. the
Italians. with the aid OF British mon
itors. have advanced to the Semeni
river. maximum gain Of u miles
The nearest portion OF the old Ro-
man highway lies just the same dis
tance northward along the Skhumbl
-
Essad Pasha Aids
Bun the offensive also has far
reaching political aspects. Already
considerable forces OF Alhanians. un.
der Essad Pasha. are fighting with
the allies and rendering valuable as.
sistance.
Any considerable advance by the
French In the Monastir region Will
have its effect on Bulgaria. which Is
reported TO he low in morale both
militarily and economically.
The most significant angle. how
ever is the probable effect on the
southern Slav nations OF Austria, al.
ready on the verge of active revolt.
a decisive allied victory In Albania
may prove the torch that will ig
mite the whole OF the disseminated
clements OF the dual monarchy.
one Of the significant phases OF
the Italian advance rs the frank ad.
mission OF rcvcrses by the Austrian
war office. The latest statement
from Vienna. said the Austrians. lin
the face OF pressure from strong on.
emy forces" had Withdrawn across
the Berat. Fieri line. Fieri already is
in the hands of the Italians. and
Berat. the most important city In
southern Albania, appears about TO
fall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-11
CEDDES SAYS
SUBS WEAKER

LONDON. July 1.-THE sub
marines are now controlled" Sir
Eric Geddes. first lord Of the ad
mlralty declared today in opening
the official exhibition Of naval photo
graphs.
Fewer are operating now than
for some time past. The depth
charge has changed the hunters into
the hunted"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-11
If They Can Buy
w. S. S., Why Can't
You Help More?

III men who are locked up, and
many Of them wearing hand
cuffs. can buy war savings
stamps. how much can free
man buzz" IL the riddle that As
slstant state Director of War
Savings W T.. pcachy is pro
pounding.
over at MeNeils island. - Unit
ed States prisoners have bought
and paid for s6s222 in stamps
during the quarter year which
ended June 30. 1918. one prison
er, Andrew Roedcl. bought 81 saw.
ings certificates at s4.i7 each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-11
II HUN PLANES
ARE SHOT DOWN

LONDON. July British air.
men brought down 10 German
planes July 2. while anti-aircraft
guns accounted for another. the air
ministry announced today. Three
British machines were lost Seven.
teen tons OF bombs we're dropped on
the enemy during the day and night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-11
Vienna Reports
New Defensive

VIENNA. via London. July IL
we have organized our new defen-
sive line in Albania" the Austrian
war office announced today. "A
French company, feeling It's way
down the valley OF the Devoli. was
repulsed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-11
Steam Trawler Is
Sunk Off Boston

BOSTON. July 1.-THE steam
trawler Georgia Of Boston was sunk
off this harbor today In collision
with the steamship Bristol. bound
from Norfolk for this port The
Georgia's crew was saved and land
ed here. The accident occurred dur.
ing a heavy fog.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-11
Hintze Given
Kuehlmann Job

AMSTERDAM. July il.-Ger
many announces positively that Ad
miral Won Hintze will replace Kuehl.
mann ms foreign minister. Tho
Frankfurter Zeitung states that Won
Hintze already has been appointed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-11
Barefoot Days to
Be Rule for Teuts

AMSTERDAM July IL Unless
the popularity of going barefoot
in Germany grows, 1t will be com
pulsory, owing to the scarcity OF ma
terIal. according to an official state.
ment In Berlin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-11

To Increase Wages
of Street Car Men

WASHTNGTOS. July 1.-THE ma
tional war labor board is preparing
10 hand down wage increase
awards In the cases Of - street
car companies. whose employees ap-
peaied for higher scales.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-11
Italians Repulse
Attack on Asiago

ROME. July if.--"An enemy at
tack on Canove. on the Asiago
plateau. was repulsed" " the war Of
flee announced today. I'm the
Brenta valley. there was artillery
fighting"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-11

WASHINGTON, July it.--Gen-
cral health conditions among troops
In this country continue very
satisfactory" the war office an
nounced today. citing figures to
back UP its statement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-11

COPENHAGEN. July n.--Renew-
ed reports were received here today
that Grand Duke Alexis, the former
czarevitch. has been murdered.
These reports said he was killed by
bomb thrown by Bolshevik sol-
dicr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-11
RUSS CONTINUE
BATTLE AGAINST
LENINE FORCES

AMSTERDAM. July 1.-THE
social revolutionary committee II
still barricasled i'm the municipal
theatre at Moscow, and is dcspcr-
ately defending the place, = Ber-
lin dispatch said today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-11

PARIS, July i1.-French troops
enlarged their gains between the
Aisne and the Marne. taking the vii.
lage OF Corey. the war office an,
nounced today.
"On the borders Of tho Rcttz forest
the French enlarged their gains. TAX.
ing the village OF Corey, the station
and castle and St. Paul farm the
communique said I'VE captured 40
prisoners. including an officer.
Two raids in the region of Maison
Champagne and Mount Sansnom
notted 10 prisoners,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-11

The socialist revolutionaries. many
OF whom were arrested Immediately
after the assassination of German
Ambassador Mirbach. started re-
volt in Moscow against the Bolshe-
wiki.
The latter recently issued an Off
cial statement. saying the social rev.
olutionaries had been defeated. that
hundreds were under arrest. and that
the remainder had fled from the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-11
BRITISH AGAIN
ADVANCE ALONG
S0MME RIVER
Battle Report From
London Today
by United Press Leased Wire
Direct 10 The star

LONDON, July British troops
again advanced south of the Somme.
improving their positions east OF
Villers- -I3rctonneuS last night. Mar
shal Uaig announced today
ut was here that Australians and
Americans advanced on the Fourth
OF JulyD
I'VE improved our positions
slightly during the night east OF
Villera Bretonneux Enemy artillery
fire was directed at our positions on
both sides OF the Sommc.
"Our troops made successful raids
yesterday noon and night near Mer.
ris and Festubcrt lin Flandersl. cap
turing some prisoners and n ma.
chine gun"