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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-30
MAN-POW Err BILL TO
BECOME LAW TODAY
Senate 70 Approve Conference Draft
and Signatures Of Presiding Officers
Of Both Houses Will 30 Immediate
AHixcd--Afects "a, 3,000. 900 Men.

Washington, Aug. 30 That the
man power bill extending draft age
limits to include all men between IS
and 81 Will be law before night ap-
pcnred probable early today.
The senate planned to approve the
con ference draft of tho bin soon after
convcnng at noon and arranHcmc cnts
have been made to have the bin
signed Immediately by the presiding
officers OF the two houses. The bin
then viii be transmitted TO President
Wilson, who. on account OF the urgency
OF the measure. was expected TO lose
no time in nffixinB his signaturc.
Approximately l3.o000o0 men viii bo
affected by the now law.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-30
lowA's HONOR ROLL.
Three Hawkeye State Soldiers Listed
Among Casualties in France.

Washington. Aug. 3o.-The war de-
partments casualty list issued today
contained the names OF three Iowa sol
dicrs. as follows:
Killed In action-Ed Carrico. Davis
City.
Wounded scvercly--Lewis l.. Ackcr-
son. Fort Dodge.
Wounded, degree undetermined -
Peter A. Gartncf. st. AnsAar.
Last nights list contained three
names Raymond g. Coker. Atlantic:
William q. Perkins. Rudd. and Albert
w Derr being reported wounded de-
gree undetermined.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-30
Boobies Demand Increased
Wages and Recognition
of Union.
CITIZENS ACT AS
VOLUNTEER COPS
Union Organization Hastens Aetio,
OF Observation-Disclosures Virtually
Recognize Union in Agreeing TO Re-
irstate Dismissed Officer - Promise
Bonus Of Eight ShiIlinss Weekly.

London. Aug. 30.-London outside OF
the little square mile composing the
city proper has practically been with
out police protection since midnight,
when the famous metropolitan police
force went on strike.
Traffic was left to regulate itself
until private citizens turned out in
hundreds to do the work OF the
''bobbics"
The strike became worse as the
morning wore on and many members
of the day force Joined thruout tho
metropolitan area
Only small number OF the Older
men. remained at their posts. Plain
clothes men p!cketed the stations and
tried to induce the officers still on duty
and also the special constables TO
strike.
The metropolitan police demand tn
creased wages. recognition OF their
union, and the reinstatement OF L dis
charged man who was active IN tho
policemen's union.
Leaders Of the union said that at
noon today 10000 members OF the
metropolitan police were on strike and
THAI tae. nun,bcr, was hourly increaa-.
ing.
Demands PARTLY Met.
According to the Central News tho
authorities offered to reins.atn the DIS
charged constable with rcprimnnd
but the union objected and tho de-
mand was granted. The news agency
intcrprets this az recognition OF the
union as the constable had been active
in the union organization. wltic.r Is not
recognized by the police author!iic, but
is supported by the London trades
council and other trade bodies.
Before cyclists went about the city
spreading the strike order the Central
News announced that It was under
stood the men would &c. bonus OF
eight shillinss weekly and that tho per-
ccniage bonus demanded would be
considered by the authorities.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-30
CHARGES UNREASONABLE Low.
comrercs Commission Recommends
Revision Of TeIesraphio Rates.

vi
Revision Of TeIesraphic Rates.
Washington. Aug .30.~-Charges now
made for private tclegraphic wir"
sevicna OF bankers, brokers and indus
trial concerns were declared unrea-
sonably low today by the Interstate
commerce commission.
!. No formal order was issued because
tie government has taken over the
telegraph service since the case came
up. but the decision said revision OF
rates should be considered.
Leased wires OF railroads and the
pros- arc not affected, and the com
mission holds that these are quasi pub
n. anrp!ccs and not TO be clnssed with
strictly commercial business.
"Wc fnd no difficulty" says the de-
c.sion. "ln concluding that II lis not
unlawful for companies to handle mes.
sages FOR com mon carrier RAILROADS ana
the public press thru th" medium OF
existing wire arrangements"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-30
sooialla.a HoId Msa.Ina.

Copenhagen. Aug. 30--A number of
socialists from neutral and bellIserent
met nj Intcrlaken. Switzcr-
land. on Monday, according to tho
frankfort Zcitung,
No details Of what transpired arc
known A recent dispatch from
Switzerland said Philip Schicdemann,
leader o. the socialists In the German
rSichstax, was at Jnterlakcn.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-30
Only Three Important Bases
in Front of Old Defense
Line Still Hold.
GERMANS FIGHTING
TO PREVENT ROUT
Battle in North For Retention Of
Ground in Effort to Prevent Flankins
Of Lines Northward and Southwark
MAY Try to Reorsanize and Mako
Stand Along Canal du Nord. Which
Runs NortheastVard.
[By the Associated press.l

[By the Associated Press.]
Germany's hard pressed armies
still wavsr before tho attacks Of tho
allies. In central Pieardy from tho
Somme north to Bspaume. the en-
emy is retreatins eastward toward
ST. Quentin. Large numbers Of
prisoners, many guns. and much
material arc falling into tho hands
Of the British.
Elsewhere the apparently untir-
ing British, French and American
forces are maintaining their pres
surs against tho enemy who now
has lost all his important basss west
Of the hindenburs lins lying west
of Psronps, Ham and Tersnttk. The
British now are within two miles Of
Peronne on tho southwest and the
French arc five miles west Of Ham.
The important railroaI junction
Of Tersnier 10 not threatened worry
seriously by tho Freneh.
On the extremity Of the battle
line tho allies are moving ahead
slowly against desperate Germah
resistance. North Of the searpe the
British have retaken Greenland hill
and maintain their othcr positions
2 east Of the Hindcnburs line against
counter attacks. Tho Germans hero
evidently hope to prevent tho Brit
ish from overrunnins tho lueant.
Orocourt line as they have tho ono
to tho west. South Of Tho Scarpe
heavy fighting 10 In prog rsss in tho
region Of 1ullecourt..
North of Scissors the Germans
have thrown in fresh troops to stop
tho advaneS Of tho Frsnch and
Americans toward tho heights dom.
mating the chemin dos Dames.
allied possession Of which would
compel tho onenny to Withdraw from
the NesIe. Tho allies have the moro
favorable positions and have but
one more plateau to overcome to
roach their objective.
A. the fall Of Roye compelled the
Germans to retire to tho line south
Of Peronns. tho capture Of Bapaums
by the British made Il necessary
for tho enemy to retreat north OF
the Somme.
Where @the enemy will make
stand 10 EorobIematieal, but his best
line would seem to be that Of the
Canal Du kord, which runs north
cast from Poronns. Tho, i canal
curves cast fivo miles cast Of Ba-
paumc and crosses tho old Hinden.
burg limo near Havrireourt, seven
miles east Of Bapaume.
The Canal Du Nord extends
across tho Picardy battlefield in 4
general north and south direction
and the fact that tho Germans are
offering stout resistance to the
Fronch south Of Perenns, whore
tho canal parallels the somne,
would indicate the probability that
thoy may attempt to stand on the
line Of tho canal.
Noyon, tho southern outlet Of the
canal, was carried after heavy
fighting and tho Germans arc con.
testing bitterly tho possession Of
the heights north and east Of
Noyon. The French are on tho
southern slopes Of Mount St. Simon,
an important height east Of Noyon.
General Manoin's move in cross.
ins tho Aiietts and tho Franco.
American progress north Of the
Aisne may be tho beginning Of !
move to outfank the heights east
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-30
The Weather.

Iowa Generally fair tonight and
saturday. cooler tonight. warmer In
extreme west portion Saturday.
Range Of temperature at Marshall
town: Thursday, "a and IS. Wednos-
day, 72 and ~; Aug. 20. 1917. 10 and
45. AT I this morning. SO: yesterday,
A6. Trace OF rain foil Thursday night,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-30
Monte Carlo as Rest Center.

Paris. Aug. 30.--Montc Carlo has
been offered az leave center for the
American axpedltlonary forces by the
Prince OF Monaco. The American head
quarters now has the OFFER under con
sideration and is studying the Difficult
ties incident to the distance OF Monte
Carlo from the front and the congcstcd
condition OF transportation.
There are hotel accommodations n
Monte Carlo for from 5000 to 5000 sol
dlcrs. The gambling casino will remain
closed to men In uniform az II is at
prevent
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-30
Russ Volunteers seixe Port.

Amsterdam. Aug. 30.-A Russian
volunteer army has captured the Black
sea port OF Novorossysk. according to
dispatch from Kiev.
TWhen the Germans captured Scbas
topoI. the base OF the Russian Black
sea fleet. part OF the Russian fleet
escaped to Novorossysk on the eastern
coast OF the Black seal
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-30
GERMAN ARMIES STAGGER Under BLOWS

VIII perform surprising deeds. A brig
ade has been known to go thru three
lines OF bayonct and then through a
barbed-wire ENHANCEMENT. Not long
ago Canadian troop charged two
lines OF German machine guns and
rides. wheeled and then rode thru them
a second time. When the enemy finally
begins his big retreat IL is the allies
horses that will keep the Germans on
the run
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-30
Under Way Eiaht Weeks.
Border Situation UNCHANGED,

Nosnlcs. Ariz,. Ang 80. -- General
Cabeil. commanding the American
forces issued the following statement
this morning
i am very much pleased in the way
General Gales Is handling the situ.
alton In Nogaies. Sonora Everything
is quiet and | expect IL 10 remain So"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-30
Freneh Advance North Of oiss.

IBy the AbsocIntcd Press.I
With the French Army In France
Aug. 30.--General Humberts troops
which yesterday took Noyon and nd
vanced to Mount Simeon. to the north
east. resumed their attack this morn
ing and are advancing up the difficult
heights north of the Disc.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-30
von Aintze 10 Make statement.

London. Aug 3O.--Admiral Won
Hirtze, tae German minister OF foreign
affairs. Will make statement Monday
before the foreign committee OF tho
PrtIssian diet
Imperial Chancellor Won HertlIng has
arrived at Berlin from headquarters,
according to n Copenhagen dispatch TO
the Exchange Telegraph Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-30
HUN PLANS 90 AwRY.
Lines So Bent That Orderly Retreat is
Impossible.

Limos % ooht hat Orooriy hetreat ID
Impossible.
Paris. Aug. 30.--"The Germans no
moro ate at Peronnc.' the newspapers
declare this morning In big type
Premier ciemencean's famous taunt
TO governments which held power be-
fore he came into control can not now
be used against him.
While all are exhultant and believe
the situation for the allies Is more
brilliant than ever, yet previous ex-
periencc make Frenchmen slow to
shout victory II Is realized that the
Germans. aitho beaten. are still full OF
fight, hut they are In an awkward pre-
dicament.
Front Out Of Joint.
Operations during the last week
have left their front running north and
south instead ofnorthwest and SOUTH
west as It shoud be to permit an
>ordcry retreat OF the Germans to the
Hindenburg line. where they hope to
spend the winter and keep the allies on
the barren and dcsolate ground to the
west OF that famous position.
The enemy is now come dozen miles
from that line and the Bapaurne-
Peronne road IL being held. Unless he
can mark time for a while on the
Tortihe river he Will not be abe 10
hold the Peronnc- Ham road. which Is
particularly valuable as It runs along
the sorhme, Water 10 the only thing
that can stop tanks.
Once across the somme there 10
nothing behind the enemy but wide
plain cut by the Ogninon river which
is uselSks, since it's runs perpcndicu-
lar to the front. At the same time
he will be Obliged to hold back General
Mangin south OF the Oisc. where the
French army forms a dangerous hook
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-30
Plare Drops 1000 Feet.

Wichita Falls. Tex, Aug. 3p.--I.ieu-
tenant McGifftn. OF Fresno. Cal, and
Cadet Ellis Bernard Babcocls. Of wash
Ing ton. d. c. wore killed instantly ut
Call field this morning. when their
plane fell 1000 feet.
The plane fell from the top OF loop,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-30
Battle in Siberia.

IBy the ABsOciated Press.
Toxic. Aug. 26.-There has been
severe fighting between entente allied
forces and bolshevikl Red Guards on
the Ussur river front along the Man
churian border. THE Japanese casual
ties in the last few days numbered ITO.
including officers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-30
Counter Attaet. nr..k Down.

Paris, Aug. 30.-GerInan counter at
'tacks between the Ailette and hisnt
were repulsed last night by the French
says the wat office statement today
The French n,aistAin their gains east
|of Pasely north OF soissonsi ~
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-30
Allied Losses Comparatively Small.
[ BY Havas Agercy.l J

10y fHVHF NgtETy.J
Paris. Aug 30--The British now are
several kIlometcrs east OF Combles. ac-
cording to reports to the newspapers
here. The advance continues and the
fail OF Peronne is predicted.
Correspondents Of Paris newspapers
at the front agree that the allied
losses In the present operations have
been comparatively light. They say
the allies have never taken so many
prisoners and guns and so much ma
terlal aand territory at 30 slight a cost.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-30
ASKED TO FORM cAsIhEr.

Dssrsnbrouck May Head New Minis.
try OF Holland.
The Hague. Aug. 30.~-~oueen Wilhcl-
nina has asked Jonkhccr q. l.. NJ. II,
Rugs do Bccrcnbrouck To form cabi :
net. He is considering the proposal
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-30
FOUR AVIATORS
KILLED IN FALLS

Two Naval Arnen Meet Death Whom
Machine Makes Nose Dive Into Bay
at Pensacola - Two Army Ftyers
Killed at Call Field, Texas.
Pcnsacola Fla, Aug. 3o.--Two naval
aviators were killed and third sus-
tainod minor injuries when their ma
chimes made nose dive into the bay
here last night. The dead are:
James Lloyd Churchill. Syracuse, N.
Y. and Dewitt clifford Wilcox. Newton
Center. Mas.
The atrpiane was flying at height
OF 1900 feet IL was said. when the
aviators lost control. dropped into the
bay In nose dive, The body OF VIII
cox. who was a chief quartermastcr.
had not been recovered early today.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-30
Smashes Thru Old Hinden.
burg Defense in North
ern Picardy.
NAY BLAST HOPES
STOPPING THERE
eIan 10 Retreat to Old Lines to Spend
Hintsr and Keep Allies in Open and
osvastatsd Country in Fair Way to
ae Frustrated - Peronne Hastily
Evacuated After Fall Of eapaume-
More Towns Captured.
nv the Associated press.l

fBy the Associated Press.]
Movina forward with sustained
power. British armies sast and
Southeast Of Arrss appear to have
crashed clear thru tho Hindenburs
inc.
Dispatches received today seem to
indicate they now have begun to
"reli up" the German force on tho
line to which the enemy 10 retreat
ina along tho whole Picardy front.
euilseourt, which was on tho
Hindsnbur0 line, was taken this
n,ernins.. Hsndecourt-is lee cagni-
court, to tho northeast Of 6uileeourt
aIss has fsiIsn before Field Marshal
HAjoss sasn.
eouth " Hsndrseourt and slight.
" u the east, Risneourt mas Ossn
csptursd BY tho advancing British.
East Of ArrAs, astrids the searps,
further gains are reported.
The Drocourt- Queant switch line
now 10 within striking distance.
Farther south the British have
taken the village Of ConbIes. whore
there was terrific fighting during
the German retirement q year ago
last March.
West Of Pcronne tho British have
captured the town Of Cherry and
they also have crossed the Somre
south Of Psrorno.
Alonp the line farther south,
which 10 held by the British, the
night passed without change. There
were counter attacks by tho Ger
mans against General Mansins
army bstwssn tho Ailette and the
Aisns. but those, were repulsed by
the French, who hold positions east
Of Pasly, less than, two miles north.
west Of eoissons.
Along tho front from the Somme
south to the Noyon region, thence
east TO the Ailetts, . sector which
10 vitality important at present,
the enemy sppsaS TO have checked
the Frsnoh until no can estrlcate
his forces fren the perilous position
in tho salient between tho Somme
and the Disc.
Progress southeast Of Arras
would ssem 10 be the most import.
ant feature Of tho news from tho
great battle. Canadians are slowly
!. advancing along the Arras- cambrai
rs,ad and are widening tho gap in
Nns famous line to which tho Ger
mans retired eighteen months ago.
Il sssms thst any great addition
N British success in this region may
shatter German hopcs Of conduct.
ING defensive campaign along ttss
front, to which Il 10 probable tho
sGsrmans now sre hastily withdraw
ing.
Since the beginning Of the offen-
s've in Pioardy Frsnoh troops have
made tho greatest advance. From
4cassls, on the Avrs. to Bsthencourt,
on tho somn,e, the French have
moved forward almost twenty fivo
miles. From there the Hindsnburo
1 line 10 At ST. Quentin, fifteen miles
duo sest.
81. Quentin 10 407 miles from,
Berlin and, ~ miles west Of Cob
long. on the Rhine. American troops
sast o. lunsvilIs arr nearest Of the
allied fsrcss to Berlin, which 10 400
miles north-northsast 40 tho crow
aies.. Ii southern Alsacs The Amer.
leans are eighteen miles from the
Rhine.
"a A
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-30
HUN WoRkMEN STRIKE.

Three Thousand Sont TO Front and
5000 Othors Deported.
Geneva, Aug. 30.--tScrous strikes in
volving 10000 workmen have broken
out at Bochum, In Westphalia. accord
ing to dispatches received hero today
from Munich. Three thousand workers
have been sent TO the front and 5000
dcported from the region under escort
Troops are guarding the town. II is
said, as riots are feared.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-30
OILY WATER sToPs BATHING.
Resorts Suffer Whe' SaIvased Tanker
10 Towec Port.

10 Towec Port.
An Atlantic por Saug. 30 Bathing
at a number OF ..rts near this port
has hccn stopps n heavy sheet OF
tarry oil that ne cd ashore az the sal
vaSed tanker 9derick II, Kellogg,
torpedoed offI srnagat. Aug. Is. was
towed into a. -tlantic port near here.
The beaches >sre black with oil and
resort proprIetors say there will be
little bathing nutsl west wind clears
the surf and buries the dirt ~nnd
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-30
fRy the Associatcd pres,. !

with the British Army in France.
Aug. so. Biaohes. on tho south bank
Of the somna and about 1ndle from
Peronne. han been captured by Field
Marshal Haigs forces. British troops
have entered Les Boeufs ana patrols
have passed thru Morvad to the south
east.
British troops this morning pushed
forward In an enaterly direction from
Bapaums.
AZ The British have made further ad-
yances 10 the north Of Lens. At one
place they pushed forward for dis
tanceo OF 1000 yards.
X Ie Transloy, on the Dapaume- Per-
onne high road, was reported to have
been captured this morning.
Fires indicating the withdrawal OF
the 0ee1nAns on the northern end Of
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-30
Most Extensive Raid Ever
Conducted in South
Just Completed.
200 MAKERS OF
WHISKY ARRESTED
Eight Weeks Campaign Results is
Many Clashes ~ Five Outlaws and
Two SheriHs Killed and Other Gov.
ernment Men and Booze Makers
Wounded - Mountain Streams Run
With Pale Whisky.

Washington. Aug. 80. The biggest
intensive roundup OF Illicit whisky dis
t!liefs ever undertaken by the govern.
ment has Just been completed lin
southern mountain districts by revenue
agents, under direction OF Internal
Revenue Commissioner Daniel c.
Roper,
The activities OF the agents resulted
In the seizure OF tss stills, arrest OF 200
moonshiners, killing OF five outlaws and
two sheriff sand the wopnding or other
government men and liquor makers.
Under Way Eight Weeks.
This Systematic campaign OF raids
has been under way eight weeks, main
ly in mountains OF Tennessee. Alabama.
Georgia, Floridn, North Carolina and
South Carolna--ail dry states but an
nouncement was withheld until toduy
to avoid giving advance information
to moonshiners Of the activities of the
flying squadron OF fourteen experienced
revenue agents,
This band. working swiftly, cleaned
out nests OF noonshners who had beer
operating for years and left behind
them 'follow up vigilant orxanixa-
tions.
( More than 10000 gallons os paleg
moonshine whisky was seized md
poured down mountain streams.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-30
PLEASURE RIDING oNLy STOPS.
Motor Driven Vehicles for Necessary
Purposes May Operate Sunday


Washington. Aug 30,-Thc ban on
the use OF gasolcnc on Sundays for
motor vehicles and boats east OF the
Mississippi river Will apply only to
pleasure RIDING, F'Hel Administrators
Garfield anpounced today. He said rea-
sonable use OF gasoiene driven vehicles
70 necessary purposes arc not intended
to he prohibited.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-30
"FLyIhc CIRCUS" DELAYED.

For Omaha on Time.
Des Moincs. Aug. 30.--Two nvintors
"a the nritinh- American "flvin1 circi,."
left here slightly after o n. m. today for
Omaha. Neb.. but engine trouble de-
laycd the start OF tho other machines,
which were expected to get away early
THIS afternoon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-30
OF Nsyen and north oS the Disc by
. drive toward Tsrsnisr.

OF Neyon and north of the Disc BY
Z drive toward Ter0nisr.
Thsrs has bssn no further In.
fantry fighting along tho vssis, !.
altho ths German artillery 10 shel'.
ing the snsny positions heavily.
The GsssHan claim Of tho capture
Of $50 Americans At 5axoehes and
Fismetts Wednesday 10 denied by
the Americans, who have only
few mon missing.
On the Ussuri front north Of Vladi-
vostok allied troops have repulscd
enemy attacks and have begun an
advance northward. South Of Chita,
in cast central Siberia, anti.
boiuhevik forces are moving north
ward along tho Siberian railway.
London. Aug. 30.-British troops
have captured combles. between
Bapaume and the river Somme. y wal
announced today by the Brit
ish war office
Advanced kri,Ish troops have crossed
the somme river south and west o.
PpfOnne.
Between Hendecourt and the Arras
Cambrai road the Canadians attacked
the German line and made favorable
progress.
East OF the Sensee the forces Of Ffelt
Marshal Haig made progress, captured
and Hendecourt Les Cagni'
court.
The British also captured Clery Sur
on the Somme river, between
Comblcs and Peronne.
British forces east Of Arras resumed
their advance this morning and at ar
early hour had penetrated another
2 1000 yards on "A front OF two miles be
tween. Bullecourt and the Scarpe. ac'
cording to advices received here.
The British forces have reache'
within mile OF the Drocourt- Quean'
switch line and have captured Rcn'
court