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LEAGUE CANDIDATE LEADING BY 1868 IN
9l2 PRECINCTS; GERMAN COUNTIES PILED UP
SUBSTANTIAL MAJORITIES FOR T0Nl[,EY man
REPORTS OF THE
ASSASSINATION
OF NICHOLAS ARE
SAID TO BE TRUE

. Paris. June 27.-A dispatch
from Kiev under date Of Wed.
nesday, June 26, declares that the
reports of the assassination of
former Emperor Nicholas Of Rus
sia hns been confirmed. 1t is de.
clared he was killed by Bolshevik
troops during their retreat ON
Yekaterinburg.
Geneva, June 27.-(By the As
sociated Prees.)-The Ukraine
bureau at Lausanne announced
ton of the report that the Boil
shevik authorities at Yekaterin-
burg condemned Nicholas Rom.
anon, the former Russian esmper.
or, to death after a short trial
and then shot him. Details of
the reported execution are lack.
ing.
Amsterdam, June 27.-Reports
that former Emperor Nicholas
has been murdered in Yekaterin-
burg are increasingly persistent
In Moscow, according to q dis
patch from that city (date not
gtven) received today by way Of
Berlin.
The Moscow newspapers, the
dispatch states, indicate that the
recent Whereabouts of the ex-
emperor have not been definitely
known. (This statement seems
significant as in conflict with the
German reports of the former
rulers removal to Moecow,)
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AMERICANS TO BE
SENT IMMEDIATELY
TO ITALIAN FRONT

Washington, June 27.-General
Persting, under instructions from
Washington, has selected a regi-
ment of infantry to be sent i'm
mediately to Italy, Secretary Bak-
or announced today. The se0e.
tary would not disclose the ident-
ity of the troops.
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British Troops Take
Strong Hun Positions

E London. June 27.-Britsh troops
last night took Q German strong
point west OF Vieux Berquin, east Of
Hazelbrouck, and captured prisoners
and machine guns, says the official
statement from Field Marshal Haig
today. The German artillery has
been in action on the Lys salient. I.
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ITALIANS REPULSE &.
AUSTRIANS AT THE
COL DEL ROSSO

Vienna, 81 via London, June 37..
Italian troops yesterday 4 made ar,-
other attempt to storm the Col Del
Rosso. between the Brenta and ASH
aso. which the Austriana captured In
today,s war once reports, The enemy
3was repp plSsd With heavy Losses. the
statement announces. II III
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M0READVANCES
BEING MADEBY
GEN. SEMEN0FF
Bolsheviki Forces Ordered
to Return to 1rkutsk
For /, Defense.

London, June 27.-General Semen
OF, the anti -Bolshevik leader in east
srn Siberia, again is advancing into
Siberia from the Manchurian border,
according to a Pekihg dispatch to the
Times dated June ~. The Bolshevik
forces opposing General Semenoff, it
ID added. have been orderad to return
to IrkMtsk to defend the Soviet cause
In western Siberia whic cbs1 IS reported
Ii threatened Thy counter revolution.
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ALEXANDR0VITCH
EAT HEAD0F
The SERBLANS
Young Brother Of Former
Emperor Said to have Plac-
ed Self in Position.

Amsterdam, June 27.-drand Duke
Michael Alexandrovitch, a younger
brother Of the former Emperor
Nicholas is reported in q dispatch
from Moscow received here today by
way Of Berlin, to have placed himself
at the head Of the new Siberian gov
ernment and to have issued q mani
festo TO the Russian ,peopIe. .,,.... !,
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Uruguayan Chamber
OF Deputies Plans
Credit To America

Montevideo. Wednesday. June 26.-
The Uruguyan chamber Of deputies at
Montevideo today approved the OPEN
Ing Of g credit to tho United States of
20,0O0.000 Uruguyan pesos. The ar
rangement Is similar to that between
Argentina and the United States.
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OIL CLOTH AND
LINOLEUM PUT ON
RESTRICTED LIST

Washington. June 27.-oil cloth
and linoleum were placed on the list
OF restricted imports to-day. by the
enses have. been reyQked as to ship
mentss ffntnS abroa July 81.
NsN sssE P''es ttone bsinr conald-,
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FRENCH SUBJECT
TO BE SENT BACK N,
!TOHOME IN RANCE

Washington, June 27.-Frank J..
Godsol. q French subject held here on
charges Of the French government
that he profited several millions Of
dollars on motor truck contracts, was
held today by the district court for
extradition to France.
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Austrian Adyance
Post In Mountains Is
!. Entirely Wiped Out

Rome. June 27.-An Austrian ad-
vance post in the mountain region
was surprised by Italian troops yes
terday and wiped out. the war Office
announced today. Along the front az
= whole the activity was nowhere of
marked intensity.
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Maritime records fall to show the
name Of vessel called the James
PAulois. There ID schooner, how
she va at Buenos Aires on March !
\ and was reported en- route to Rosario
! sand . Unitsd States Atlantic port
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Is men BELIEVED
BURIED IN A MINE
NEAR VIRGINIA

Virginia, MIMI, June 27.-Between
IL and 20 men aresreported to have
been buried in 'SilvekssMine. near here
as tho result Of a dynamite explosion
this morning.
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LIVELY ARTILLERY
DUELS SOUTH OF
AISNE REPORTED

Paris. June 27.-Lvely artillery
duels south Of the Aisne are reported
In the official statement from the war
ONCE today. In the Vosgee the
French took prisoners in raids.
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Health Conditions.
In Home Camps Are
Excellent, Report OF
=. The Army Physician.

Washington. June 27.-Health con-
ditions In home camps continue ex-
cellent, says the weekly health report
issued today by the surgeon general
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ITALIAN SAILORS u
RECEIVED BY THE
PRESIDENT TO-DAY

Washington, June z7.-President
Wilson today received Italian sailors
from cruiser now in American wa
ters. They we're presented by Count
'di Cellere, the Italian am bassador. {.
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Expected That Majority For Governor Will Not Be Over
1000 Independent Voters Association Gains
Great Victory Despite Outcome Wick Ap-
parently N ominated.

ii
With 912 out of 1878 precincts in the state heard from
this afternoon Governor Lynn Frazier is leading John
Steen of Rugby Independent candidate for the guberna
toral nomination by 3168 Returns available at o'clock
showed the following: III
Frazler .4-G0,bS9 @sSB
Steen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ,521
The battle for the republican nomination for governor
developed today into of the closest primary election
contests the state has and it is said in quarters
that when the final returns received the winner will
have majority of between 5000 and 4000 who
takes the nomination Frazers lead is slightly in
cess of 5000. !
In the for the congressional nomination in the
first district H. G. Wick of Cavalier apparently has defeat
ed John Baer the league candidate Returns received
this afternoon from 383 out of 542 precincts give:
Baer S,o6S
AS returns from the rural districts in strong Nonpart
san league counties in this morning. Stems lead
gradually down. Some reports from the German
ton of the showed Frazier into the lead during the
afternoon Sheridan county, with Is Of % precincts
ported gives Frazier 749 and Steen 378 Two years
this county gave Frazier only 337 while gave the oppo
ston candidates for governor 6 The returns yester
days ballot indicative Of the attitude of North Dakota
German communities toward Townleys propaganda
this Of the strongest German counties Of the STATE
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The following table gives the avail
ahla results on the First district con-
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This evening. q reception and
dance will be given for the veterans.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-18
U. S. GETS BUSCH WEALTH
Breweries and Estate Of Wealthy
Widow Seized as Enemy
Alien Property.

Washington, y g. June Is The
entire estate IN tins country Of Mrs Lily
Busch widow Of Adolphus Busch, late
millionaire brewer of st. Louis, has been
taken over by the Government under
the alien property law and Alien Prop
erty Custodian Palmer is planning to
offer II for sale
These facts became known Yesterday in
connection with the return to America
Of Mrs Busch who has been living in
Germany for several years or practically
since the death Of her husband
Mrs. Busch. who Is q years old, was
in Havana over Sunday on her WAY TO
the nited States from Germany through
Switzerland and Spain She is accom-
panied by her attorney
Mr. Halves, in recent statement, de-
MED that Mis- Busch has contributed
large sum to the German hospital service
and SAID that her four children in this
country had indicated the loyalty of the
family by making large contributions to
the American Red Cross and heavy
subscriptions 70 the Liberty Loans
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-18
BOXING AT PENN'S GROVE.
New Club Will Open Season Fri
day Night With Five Bouts.

The new Penn's Grove Athletic Club
will formally open the season at its club
house there next Friday night AT ID
clock, when there will be five boxing
bouts The wiudup will be nm eight
round 90 between X .. Loughlin and
Frank Carbona Joe Leonard and Benny
Kaufman will also box eight rounds, while
there will be six-round seml-wIndup
between Lew Singer and frankie VII
Hams There will be two four-round
bouts, as follows; Patsy Wallace and
Buck Fleming: "Ty" Cobb of Carneys
Point and Muckle Riley
Next Monday night Iybysko, who
claims the heavyweight wrestling cham
pon ship, will meet Ivan Linof for finish.
There will also be finish match between
Tony Smcigel of Wilmington, formerly
of St Paul, MINI, and Tom Draak of
New York, with "A preliminary. two out
of three falls. between John BARLEY and
Owen Hackett both of Wilmington
A l0-round boxing tournament will
be held on tho Fourt OF July, IN the even
ing, open to all corners. Those desiring
To enter should communicate with DIR
Charles Newton matchmaker for he.
club, at Penn $ Grove or they can
sec him AT the bouts next Friday night
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-18

IT Once - MONS. rated tj- popularity ami
greatly enhanced AIr RAY prcst r. as .
einema STAR d h. first las The theme
u thg play IS hat II Young man, who
alter fighting against mighty 0ppoauOn
and after MANY trials mabe~ good
HI his oan home town Chaxir- Raw
appears - jimmy Duncan. he Lergctic
-on Of ur Rev John Duncan d hypo-
critical minister who is the tool af 7
fhhH Banks. the political boss Of War
chester.
MARY GoRDo< tTraE MAJESTIC
sc splendid Sinner featuring NaTy
arfien. showing At the Majestic
Theatre H. Splendid sinner i i
powerful PLAY 81 modern times. In the
role 81 Dolores MARY Garden last night
scored q pictorial triumph which outrivaI-
her originaI screen success. Her fine figure
Is displayed IN ali is handsome outlines
~ . Seric. Of elaborate gowns. and her
appearance IN the brilliantly arranged
banquet scene hcr violin c>,elpude when
she lightly mounts on the great diamond
shape table and plays 10 he assembled
guests up 10 tie moment when n regai
wrath she dasheS a glass 81 VINE IN Eou-
Iorn $ face all combine 10 make the
opening reel a marvel of feverishly quick
action and undoubted beauty MIS-
Garden acting Is u~t What might bc
expected from such "a talented source
She playS the part Of Oo.cre~ with M
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-18
HOUSE APPROPR|ATES
3 BILLIONS IN BILL
Sundry Civil Measure Carries 81.
701,70l 900 For Ships; so
Millions For Presi-
dents Fund.

Washington. June Is The >undry
civil I'LL. carrying l.76l, 7Ol 600 fer the
Shlp1uilding program 1000 900 for the
President : emergency war fund and
81 250000 for the Committee on Put lie
Information, was passed by the House
late Yesterday without record vote II
now goes 10 the Senate
The measure carries ) total OF 6. QI5.-
OO.0 00 Of which more han So 600 900
was added by the House including the
funds for the President and the Infor-
nation Committee and 81 100000 for
Mississippi River flood control
The appropriations for the President
and the Information Committee were
approved today by the House Appropri-
atiorS Committee and attached as amend
mcnts TO the till with both Democrats
and RCpui hcaHs supporting them, Before
passing The measure, however. the House
amended 1t 50 hat none Of the Informa-
tlon Committee appropriation can be
used to pay salaries to men Of draft age
unless they are physically disqualified
for military service
Most of the nearly s., 600 900 900 pro-
vided for the shipping board is for con
StructiOn OF ships for this country and
e road. with $50 900. 600 for establishing
sEipyards 500 GN, 900 for operating ships
h,rrt ofOrc acquired and ST. $50 900 for
recruiting and InstrIctIng ships officers.
tither appropriations include s. 800
Ej1 for the food administration. 81. 300
O00 for the fuel administration. s.. 800
900 for the war trade board. 81 800 900
for the Department Of Labor. ST. $50, 900
for the war industries board s900.O0
for The alien property custodian, $780,
600 for the council Of national defense
ard 100000 for the national advisory
committee for aeronautics
The appropriation for the committee
on public information Is sH4S,00O less
than the amount asked for by George
{ reel
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-18
PROTEST AGAINST
NEW TRAIN SYSTEM
Railroad Employees at Delmar Say
it Interferes Seriously With
Their Interests.
snecial Correspondence 81 Every E1enlns

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Delmar. June lS-There Is much per
turbation in railroad circles here. brought
about bv the change in running crews
through on certain express trains under
the new schedule in effect on SUNDAY.
June IL, from Philadelphia 10 Cape
Charles, instead of PHILADELPHIA 70 Del
mar and Delmar To Cape Charles. ~
formerly This arrangement netcSSiiato~
tie ~ y. T. 4 y employc being away
from home or moving 10 Philadelphia or
Caoe Charles Many have acquired homes
here at much cost and are loath to leave
them. They say they can see no material
advantage to the management under tic
proposed change. a it will require the
same number Of men and crews TO operate
as under the old system, while II works
great disadvantage to the employee.
Strong opposition to tie plan i en-
countered among the men and JOINT meet
ings Of the local organizations. embracing
the Order OF Railway Conduct rs Erothe
hood of Locomotive Engineers. Brother
hood OF Railroad Trainmen and Brother
hood of Locomotive Fremen and In
gineers. were held here on SUNDAY and
Yesterday. TO formulate further plans
against the change Some 20 50 far as TO
say the matter viii lie taken before
Director-Gencral NcAdoo if necessary.
and in extremity 10 President Wilson
Federal Manager Elisha Lee. in charge
OF this division formerly vas supcrin-
tcpdent of the \ y p & y. and is
thoroughly familiar with conditions here.
He Is exceedingly popular with the en-
ployes OF that division The protest Will.
no doubt, he sui mitted to him in due time
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-18

Baltimore ShipbuildCrs Compiimented
by Charles NJ Schwab.

Baltimore, Md. June Is Acclaimed
by Charles VI Schwab as the greatest
feat in American shipbuilding history
to date, not excepting the building Of
the Iuckahoe in twenty-seven days, the
big refrigerator ship South Pole, which
IS to carry meat supplies TO the AmerI-
can cxpeditionary force in France, slid
of the ways Of the Baltimore Drydocks
q Shipbulding Go. at noon yesterday.
The South Pole it is asserted, is q more
difficult type to build than was the Tuck
ahOe
Immediately after the launching Mr..
Schwab addressed the shjpyard "On an
occasion Of this kind, Mr. Schwab said,
no man duties are too strenuous, no
mans Office too high. for him TO come to
Baltimore to do honor with men who,
in building such vessel o. this IN forty
days. have accomplished the most won
derful feat yet performed in American
shjpbuilding did not want to belittle
the achievement Of the New York Ship
building 90 in turning out the Tuckahoe
IN twenty-scven days but do want 20
give full credit to the men who have
broken the record
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-18
NEWS Of THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
BENNY Memolivitch, Assaulted by
a Negro, in a Serious Conoi-
ton in a Hospital.

s,.g co,resrondence of Every Evening
New Castle. June Is The condition OF
BENNY Memolivitch, the cobhier VINO "as
hit over the head by q Negro. SATURDAY Is
reported to be very serious. Mamoi'Nuth
WAS taken to the West lhiiadeiphia
Hospital and has been IN SeIni-conscio.!S
condition since his Abundance. Memoli-
witch has a wife and seven children de-
pending upon him n
Tho New Castle Reserves Baseball
Club has postponed the festival, when
was 10 have been held next Saturday
evening. for an indefinite period. nose
holding tickets for the festival may nave
their money returned or have Il transfer
red for tickets for coming contest anu
award.
Mrs. J. w. Harris and two sons. Roger
and Jack. and daughter. Mr. Madr'lhF
Russell, of Woodmont, onn. ar" N.>ti: hE
Mrs. Hatton, a sister of Mrs iiarr hey
attended the graduation 81 Mss N'n9
Roberts Harris as 4 nurse tron on 81 vac
hospitals in Philadelphia
Last Friday or SATURDAY evening Soar
one stole the new canoc belonging 70
John McDevitt who has been keeping Il N
a boat house near the gas works. Mt
McDevitt thinks he knows the guilty
parties. but is waiting to see Il the canoe
will be returned before taking action.
The quarterly conference u Nazareth
NJ t. Church was held las cvonng
James Il Toman, propr rector 81 the mt
ed States Hotel, has purchased : he ho,nc
on South Fourth street nov tenAntrd bN
RAYMOND Foster Mr. Foster WI, move
into the house recently vacated ~ =
family named GatelN-
Victor Briggs Of the I ) Navy VISITED
friends in New Castle Yesterday
DR.. f. J.. Cross Is visiting Mhl"rd ior
few days on business
Mrs George rohin condlilon ; fl-
proving
James Taylor. son Of E>-~arr.h i"hn
f. TaNlor. Is expected home ta.aI from
Camp Mcclellan. Anniston Ma.
The Chldrcns Nellar, l.ragcn 81 thc
National Defense League viii hold l'~
first meeting Thursday June 70. n Up
a. m in the parlors 81 tho New CaStlr
Century Club MI babies M to ave wears
Of age will be weighed and measured
where mothers will send or bring lhcM
The government requests that everyone
cooperate along this line \ nurse sup
piled by the government Will Vst New
Castle every Thursday morning.
Large can tomatoes, poe best Nhoe
peg corn. Doe Prince Albert tobacco,
packages for 25c; Eagle brand milk 20
Geo ID. Williams. ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-18
ADJUSTMENTS S.

+ PLEASING PIcTt REs ST. TIL rIt4Hal ~
The new moving picture program II
he Playhouse pleased large numbers q
patrons Yesterday afternoon and ia-f
night The orchestra plays 1T each hoU-
1 he big symphony orchestra starting IT
| and p. IN. ne feature tilm Find ne
/ oman, "A perturbation Of one Of 9
! Henrys famous stories, with Alice love
! the star. proved pleasing ~ we'll Is Che
! new Post Travel pictures, CHRISTIE
comedy and Gaumont Weekly \ waist
i coat Of rare beauty and texture. more han
! one hundred years old is worn b. Arthur
/ Donaldson III the role Of the riou- old
goldsmith IN Find the Woman Tie
/ wa'stcoat which has created much
| curiosity and admiration IT kHagraphs
! Brooklyn studio, was loaned to Mr. Don
| aldson by Victor Stewart manager Of tie
! makeup department Ii i of beautifully
! woven gold and silver thread and vas
| worn originally hN Mr. Stewart ; great
grandfather. Sir Edward Albeurv It
| has been a priced heirloom IN the Stewart
| family for n century The latter part of
! week the house viii show Marion D.,Nics.
| IN the beautiful production, Cecilia of
| the Pink Roses. the katzenjammer ND
| comedies and both the Gaumont and
Pathe Week. g,
CONSTANCE TAIuAD9E IT TIE Ne T0Rr1
In The Studio Girl with Constance
lalmadge, shown II the Victoria Theatre
| today and tomorrow, she tlinches even
more securely the high favor she has Won
IN the hearts Il America film audiences
by her deIneation of captivating # c.tpf.-
cious, girls This picture was directed bx
Chas. Glblyn from Paul est : adaptta al
OF La Canine. by Pierre Weber and
Henri III, ,nrssa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-18
BALTIMORE GETS BOUT.
Fuito n-Dempsey Go TO be Staged in
Oriole City.

Baltimore, June Is The heavyweight
battle between Fred Fulton. of Rochester.
MINI, and Jack Dempsey, Of Salt Lake
City. which was 20 have taken place at
Danbury Cona viii be staged al Oriole
Park here July fourth, according 10 an
announcement made here last night.
The State superintendent of police,
in Connecticut, has declared the bout
would be a violation of the law Of that
State The bout will be for fifteen rounds.
The articles Of agreement Will be signed
in New York
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-18

When thee cid nal Of the Of
When your shaking like Jelly ard your dead
When clothes and boots and blankets and rifle and Kit
Are soaked from hell akfaSt, and the where
Is leaking like basket and upon the muddy floor
The water lies in filthy pools inches dc1, more:
Tho life cold an miserable and all the world
You always thrn somehow We We gotta
When you're living listening post way beyond
v hlc the blasted Han slni doing
hen strained for
You d bet your life I'm patrol somewhere
iytrru along vcrym
You II stick to the Insh hut III make little ne
You Il feel whole lot better YOU had a
When Fritz something his guns the bust
When the chunks and settles down n
When the roy wooblng through The
lil lands noon dugout and the duGon iSn' there:
" 81
WI en- All atrcmtle and
i IN han 50 "a"Ic~S II YOU " . cigarette
When waiting fool< On the step
Yen bluff yourself lots Of fun. and All the re- hep
/" the fact that may 50 one fore dozen
md & like and
Then re- thinking htjIc with r / ~ on
Nd you know although
When backbone limp and hathc
why YOU u ' lot more cheerful YOU puff cigarette
Then when good and the
And patch with strings and nt and ban
When think million
Mud your bod, blasted sack packed full achc
Then feel reachc a finish and
And you icel weak as Belgian beer and helpless pup
hat down that
When some old war wise Red ross slips
We DO without conachic~ and FULLY and tack
When fIZ curtain rC Keeps tie back.
We
We might almost hongh doubt along without lo1:,,
Nce 10 without krone and military law,
W. tgc ,acte~ a making andst
w do without lo' and still
tut would hate 70 think Of sold orIng with ont
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-18
WHAT CIGARETTES
ARE TO SOLDIERS
Belgian Fighter, in Stirring Verse,
Shows How They Alleviate
Wars Horrors.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Newark. June IS Mrs lIarriette
Roberts, wife of Denver T. Roberts Of
Newark has adopted Eelgan soldier,
Frank Won den Rroeck. during the war
and has received number Of interesting
and cheerful letters from him since last
October when the correspondence started
During that time Mrs. Roberts has sent
the soldier number OF presents for which
he has been very grateful
Brock joined the Bclgian army al the
outbreak OF the war when he WAS tut 10
years of age and although he has spent
much of the time IN thc front line trenches
during that time. he hos fortunately cs-
capped without scratch. tic explains that
he is bomb throwcr in the trenches.
which work is very dangerous nj times
I'm one Of his letters this Pelgian soldier
enclosed the following poem which he said
was written by q corporal in The English
army on "(Igarct cS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-18

Western salients are not for sale. a> tho
Kaiser now re- allies