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GEORGE NJ. MILLER
- & a. Phone 34l2 S45 orange Stree

FoR SALE
shooting lodge or summer homo s~s ts~sss-
teakn Hay. within close distance ~ me
lsrn0ue neeapeske Rlsts
Property Cpnaista II shout 200 screS-
most of which &c IN high state ~ culttvR-
ton balance in woodland and fruit
Improvements consist Of new mansion
house substantially built and ~ unique
design excellent tight and plenty q ven
fHattou House ta ou high blum. dif"CtlT
~ from the waters edge and commands a
bpsuti fui view ~ the susuuehanna rlvor,
North Fast river and Chesapeake Bay, fuF
many miles House has 2 large Hvingrnprn.
six sleeping rooms three baths, breakfast
rpoyn sleeping porch. 81 and te com
rletely furnished Also complete with
heating plant and npou Fireplace
other improvements consist ~ new ham.
Rranary. garage. chicken house. ncw tone
'nent house and complete trio light and
watcr plants
plrte in every deteiF Ike iso. tffs estate
includes i complete cunning outfit such
AZ wo power hoate. single and dCnhle sh'ot~
ing hnx, aud several hundred decoys
lirnrrrt i d offered hoCausC owner has ~
future tzc 1T Same Witch would - eK-
plsined A intervi"~ and any 1917 "Her
Property y nor tar from now state road
leading from. Ncw Work. and Philadelphia
~ Wilmington Baltimore and Washing
fon can also t,e reached by train. FfnnSYl-
Tynr,esliato possese'on could - had and
property orrtInted min dav n0tice
rhie as.atr in lie entirety would make
IN idsnl .ilib he used he entire yrar
For further information or permit -
INSPECT appiy a. - FOX tls. hester.
pa
ron SAFE seven-yoypm house with mt
water heat and an modern cpnvenf@nee-
Win garage ~ tine los'attnn Address
J Every rrcntng ohice
p0R SALE Or exchange fnr house. Two
ulre huiidsng lots as btrvenfh ind Clay ton
streets It's 1ui'@rt l1pa west
ninth sfT"at
FOR sAI.F nEAUTIFtI. HOME.
$EAR WENIb 4F.N bSTH A%lB
AARkET AK ROOMS. RAFH.
ltlttt b ASD hFATER Nj. CHE
lAftrr ,,,1.l.',o> lM \, frs,1r =
~ ~ Y0E WANT 4 COOP. MOD
HK% HOME A%D tDsSESStON
roo DD %pI MISS THUS BiG EAK-
t.AIS APPLY liONAkn COR
DOS. atl ORANGE STREET
/ pOK -ALf.- sax room rouse. bargain Ap-
piy 10 $ Is. C.oGa. &6@7 " t.iEhtsrnth
street Phone 5t4n
/ NANUFACTI KING 7iTE n heart 81
husipess section @2xltl fCet Year All
shipuing POINTS idest i"catton for manu-
fasaarinR p4aut- garRgr. storenouse or ware
tinlse Addfes= 4, bFtFN hteulng p3-
tee
OMN home figure az your asst eight
years rent reCrlpts- Niy ptan vui cost
You IN more per month. auu you Ftu own
the uoIne- MuiIam a.. Joaos. S&3 SIMPLIFY
street . 81. - 10 ~
PROPERTY 81 rhrce acres on kennett
.ikr >cven miies from Wilmington Old
shade" - -. Every Evening olhce
kOOAIf>ti mousse for safe Also he furni-
tiire and garage. good Investment. Nd
$plE ih french street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-04

BookkEErER Assistant douhle-cntry.
who can also Operate typewriter Apply
C"nlsy brus or phone OF
pRianT young lady for once worn Must
have some knovie,is' oi tyrewritins 40
ply 2, livery LNenins oilc".
CIANpERNtAIn wanted Good wages.
Appl. ~ " Fourth street
Cullps NURSE Good wrgcp. Refer
cnce required. 1911 " Nmth street
lhonC 352' Z
pIsHw ASHER and waitress. Experience
not necessary. Good wages 10 king
street boarding hOus"
EXPERIENCED strnoerapher wentc's
Good salary state experience and sAla'N
dcsired address -, tN'rH Evening
pthtr
FNrERIENCEp alteration hand IN dr"ssce
aud skirts Fart ~ n'l time Aprly
Tuckcrmar $. W sixth street
GIRI. Fcr onicp work Must be good, plain
writer aud corft-c' at figures ! y l. iaun
DRY, sixth and orRnF" str'-nts
Cllu wanted Npply u na'">. The
Modern shop ~. Ntnth -
GIRL For of1cc work experience unneccs
eary oppnrtunity 90 learn tsrcwritina
inEs ChaE - Guyer. { Uurt Strnnprarhsr.
81" Market street
GIN Win some knowledge &c sewing
ArPtN singer nrro niJ Market s.
GllN -, chamnrrmeid an,l waitress
en-" WITH rrtsryn't- AprlN TOO h"la
var, avepu" inun' $50
LtI. NnKFss Good. Nordays AVID r'ic.
day slA ttroom" street
LADY nv general ofRoe ~orh about
thrcr % hyt matt dsAs ? wech Address
~ ts"r> Evening 1r'y"
aEAMSTRFSS t. servp a. salesladv ~
alteration department. et"adv pa-itton -
Fishl party. Appiy " FArt"N 80 Ma
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-04

COUNTRY PLACE FoR SALE OR
RENT. GRAND OLD SHADE
THEFS. ~ ROOMS AND HATH,
SITUATED All ELNiHU HsT, AU-
DtNISG RiCHAhDspN ~ itk.
APPLY ELMHU HaT REALTY co.
s2J MARKET STREET, DR WILL
NtNGTUN PROVISION co. THIRD
AND ORANGE SIKEET5
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MASQUERADE SUITS

hAGoUERADE suits and wigs 70 hire.
sf,erialists ia paints and maks-ups Frank
Rsasinger. corner Fourth and walnut strerr,
Phone h35a w
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
Irl.e-~ To Philadelphia
and Chester

from Fourth 80 rect Wharf.
Schedule in effect Monday. @~ptsmb@v 20.
subject 70 rhAngewitbout DOtiCe
leave Wilmington Tor Philadelphia, week
DAYS. excspt ~aturdays. a. = %. ~eon.
sIi ~ a n 3 90 and - On D Tn
on saturdays and sundays. y 10 - Oh.
10 10 a m = 30. 800. A-l5 and - 30 .. m.
stops az Peuns Grove,
Leave Philadelphis for Wilmington, ssss2
dAvz except saturdays, At e. 80 and 100
= rn 30 A.l5 ard 900 r
IN ~aturdays aud sundays. n. tO.9O
A. H.. b O clock noon, $50. as. 90 and
~ p IN. -
schedule IN effect Monday. -epteIaDcr 20
Daily Except sunday.
leave Wilmington ~ $50. : %. ROO. goo.
1000. II.uO A. m. IL o'clock noon- LOO,
o.. 700. 100. 500. 500. 500. 1000 and
Leave Psnn's Grove. rs 500. 600.
1000. 100 a. n. Il O'Clock noo0. LOO.
: IS. 8 90. 400. 800. 600. 90. 900. iL-no
- m, As a ~
sunday Schedule.
leave Wilmington. Gao. 800. 1910 g a.
~ o'clock noon 2.O0. 400. 800. 400. ia<>o'
and y 90 .. IN
Teave Ponn's Ciruwa> L-xA. a-o0- L1-oo ~
rl 90. 90. 500. T4s1- 9cso, ia.1p p VA
aud las q. N.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-04
CLEANERS AND OVERS

THE CLEANO. Fancy cleaning and press
ing Special attention paid TO ladies' work
2I9 Delaware Ave. d 4 a. q7l w
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PUBLIC SALES.


NlNEtA ItAtN4FA DAFNNI.NAlN
On state Road Below Newark
IF i6Ol Eighty acres of fine. loamy soil.
gently Sloping. adapted for tractor tiliag,,
fronting on main state road leading FROM
Newark through Delaware. House. seven
rooms barn. 25N50 feet granary. 600
bushels capacity, tool shed, 2Ox2&. car
ri0ge house, tSX24 corn crib. - feet long
poultry hpusr, lONSZ feet silO. 30 tons
capacity improvements worth al least
$500 Price unlN $500.
This and many her large and small Del
Md and Pcnna. farms described in illus
trated farm list. mailed free
ALBERT l.. TEELE'S FARM AGENCY
NEW ARK, DEL.
PUBLIC SALE To close an estate. at
county Court House, Saturday. October ).
1918. at 10 a. M. dwelling northeast corner
Tenth and Lombard streets. 10 rooms and
bath sun hath porch. undCrdrainCd cement
cellar. lot 35XS5 feet. Building and prem
Uses in hrst-ciaSS condition. Very desirable
location.
HENRY w PERKINS
Agent for heirs John II. Turner. deceased
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RARAF ~ no n~res within three F1es- ~
Wilmington and Uue mile ~ ur~rhv VI
lagos here produce finds ready r7sy<ss
Wn , ArrnatroDs farshalls<-,. kIsi p'aoua
=.5uA I 3
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PROPOSALS.

t,E1paS AIS addressed tn the President
~ the ieVy Court. county buudug' WI.
,,,n,tnu I,ti vii ~. received until ~
ort,iCs noon. tuesday, tCton"v :, i"lS, Tor
ap,,t>tn,- Tar ami spreading stone rhtps ON
- .nt,,,wiuz rosds stanton ~ Christiana
ar5 tnwarnS t'tocu's NeSt Chester road
,ristiaua buudrrd from Adams liam
- tenusN wanna state hnt. ahA ~" WIZ
>Ite
1urthe information army ~ NNnin
i.,.s County BuitdiDg.
IN, Irvy Count reserves the right to
reject any or al hids ,,1
HAS. l.. Gkt RF.
County Engineer
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-04
WALL PAPER AND PAPERHANGTNG

PAPERHANGER shsmes to3 North
Jackson street Lowest prices guaranteed
york Phone 432i J.
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HLLP WANTED.
DISH WASHERS Good wages Call lis
~ EISnth streel. sAl hours. boston
Llncn
CsONEhNMENT wants thousands OF clerks
Men, women. 81 lou year. wilmington *
anllnat ions coming Sample coaching lessons
fftt RANKIN Institute Dept. ~ HI. koCn-
ester, y. T.
JANlIOR v bite Man ana WIFE. 500
t6r month LIVING QUARTERS and
HAT tree. steady wora i. 4 Every Even
Ine OItict-
STENOGRAPHER With some knowledee
Of bookkeeping preferred. Permanent posi-
tion ana an attractive salary AppiV Green
naum DUparJ ment StoTr oJ4 Market
~ rect
WA&IGD-NameS women girls is or
over wishing 10 try eXamlna IONS for
government positions. 500 mon'n v 10
Every Evening Oluce.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-04

CRAFTSMAN wanted electrical aud me
'hsnlcal, Tor an cssentis' industry ''reirr
tccnnlCai arsduste with several wears eN-
pelienCe ON plant layout snd machinery
a etniIinK State age. relation ~ draft
education, experience and salary drsu'd
National Anime n Chemical e." Marcus
btOh. I'a
DRIN ERS wanted Inquire Glover Dairy
Go. twelfth and prans" streets
DKiN h.ceuent opportunity appi
american ksnwsH Express &c. rennsyi
vapis railroad station.
LABoRER For general work Apply
ituper Baking 30. Nmth and 'U"n
STREETS
IOIN
NrCK FFILoW
WAX MnRkEK~
Al rut
INNCH CONSTRUCTIONS Go
SKATERS.
SKATERS HELPERS
TIT MBEKs
HoT NR FURNACE MES
nou CARRIERS.
I>RoKERs.
.NSTFRERS.
rI>>TEKTRS HTLrrR>
AND
HNEMF>
NprIN
UNITkD STATES EMPLOY MkNT
Rl'RF,t
SMITH AND KING sTRFFTS
INJUNCTION. DEi
MN tor as,r, work White or colored
tuauir, Glover 90 rweiTtn and orange
stTHet~
ORDERLY Threc square meals day and
Copliuitstae HVins quarters. m addition
10 sIu Icr wessL tb,s KCsbd lOD ior
eoter aud INDUSTRIOUS eiuerlN man. Apply
tseIs~ are tS~lHi.'
PArtKHANGtkS Rest wages Apply
Dna> ,. Nenn'iH, l's'< Msrset S.
STE\OG RAPHkR Bs manufacturing
c,,aCern slI5 yer month Address a u.
kVrIN F.NruIug nfi,c" statlns age ana
experience
$ SALESMAN wanted Man not liable To cali
tuc draJt az man az - % tN\s'eti high
graft aTtlCir IN ins CUN oI " wilmington sH,t
Ntclu3,y 10 the rlsbt nan s.s,o prop"s,-
lluu wtu madc- .Noovtss ~ -, rN"rN
evening oriCP.
THktt COlorcd tSNvs. experiencrd. foF shoe
~ulmng, ana bnIre rNtra iNr Saturd&5
afternoon ~ Market street
TN. shes, ron worker. Also. he,per and
apprcuitCr Apply heNse u 49,. Al
hIIss etrcs''.
WANTED TireGtteT foreman Aso. one
or twu plpen,terr tor steam nestins WORT
ana genera ptpInE Apply rah ''Tsin hN-
pi,>lN.~ Co. 49, Nara - Get
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AM STILL GIVING REAsoNkRTE
SERVICE both quality and delivery
Chaz "a GRAY. Printer, a. Fast Eizhth
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SALESIApN -Esper'enosi. Tor women
ready wear shop Apply st ono. "ron
tcrss, 2aa Marset street
TWO dishw ashrrs 62t Nest trout
street
TWO women cook and houscmaid Mrs.
loEn btsss. i>lu " Fourteenth
WANTED Girl for ains and general ofi~e
work Must be careful and attentive ~
VcrlcDcr unnecessary & lun Go :.
5Il fiuTit aclc ttHltutnc
" ><TFn Niiners Correc4 MiiIincry
rs Market street
WOMAN White Tor general houeework
100 FRANKLIN street
WANTED Three giris TO work ., ladies
tailoring One To make aud IL skirts
AppiN Siu Jefferson stTet't
WANTED Culorcd woman for general
nou>rwork Mrs Townsend. ito4 Van
BBrrn street
wN>TFn rrsc,,cal nurse o, con,p"nion
dress ! q. Ever! tNen'nS oth,'
WANTED Millnet> at once Npply Mrs.
~cibci. 81 Btaun~trns. olo-ot2 Mar
kCt street.
NNTED Ssl,>iadt,~ a. one Apply Mrs.
~cihcl millinery depart ment BUaGustciu ;.
rlu6tI Market street
WANTED Numbcr IF middle aged women
FOR light work Good "skc> Apply Allan
Tic Mfg 60. loi Walnut street
WANTED Women Apply Housoleoler.
tblaRarc Hospital
WANTED White chiidS nurse 1913
" ood!s~n Ave. Phone isI6 W
WOMAN For general homework, small
adult family has room and batb. Good
home for right party Apply evenings Mrs
levy. .OS West street
WANTED ~si,$ladies and makers as
Jenny Millinery. 2u3 W. Nmth.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-04
FEMALE HELP WANTED.

ANYONE can earn - for earh name fir-
nished of prospective pbonograph buyers.
Write Tor details. 4. q. BOX 1899.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-04

sHAMPOoING and scalp treatment &C
your home. Phone 4227 W. Bertha NJ
Ernest. 42S r Sixth street Out -of-towu
appoint nents accepted
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-04

HoN CpioREn. HOWARD HIGH
SCHOOL SIT DENT, 10 WORK
ARDIT TWO HpJ RS AFTER
SCHOOL. ApPtN At ONCE. MIR
tRpSStiROh EVERY EVENING"
OFFICE.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-04

NA>TED-BOARU IL PRIVATE
III kIeTlAN HOMES FOR YOUNG
NOME\ ATTENDING SCHOoI.
THIS u MNkE- ADDRESS BFA-
AoSA IL @lNESs COLLEGES.
~ AM hlNb STREETS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-04

DIR A. LaNAGNiNO,
dentist,
has n1aNtsf his office 10 all AaFket street,
open evenings. Phone 2SbS-
Il l. HANNA Undertaken. has removed
from W Eleventh st to ~ CLAYTON
81 Phone aia5 J
nm Nj Is HOLMAN has removed his
os.scss from, 62u south Van Eoren 10 = r,
eoruer E,entesath and Washington thone
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-04

10 Buy OLD GOLD q SILVER
b. =. Dssa. =. II Ess secssnd 81
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-04
WOMEN'S SPECIALS.
STEkOGRA l..

LOST your stenographer Don't worry
I'll help You out until YOU replace her
Publ steDogra pher Hotel du Point.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-04

I ron SALE seven rom, house with not
vater neat and an modern Cunvrnienre-
with garage ~ tine lss'a'tnr Address
r Every evening bHire
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-04

FOR SALE
4la IS rwenty alrlh atfeel
GIBBONS g. MOORE,

Ninth and Orange streets.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-04
MONEY TO LOAN

DELAWARE MONEY LOAN OFFICE
Licensed and bonded Advances made on
watches, diaInords. iewery J Rose. Prop.
80 + seventh street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-04

FpH SALE or exchange fnr = house tvn
nice hlidlng lots Rt btrvenfh and Clay ton
/ streets tvs 4 % 1bit@rts A@p9 vest
X
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-04

FOR Ait SIX room house, bargain Ap-
pty 10 s. a. ,oua. 26Sz W. f.iEhtseD "a
a rfef tfhane JfEh
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-04

ASSISTANT TO sexton of church. rrost
full charge later, Apply 1900 10
ward.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-08
To Raise u. S. Army of
Fire VI illion at Once
Military Program Enlarged to Vast Proportions to
Speed Up Prosecution of War and Bring 1t to
Early Conclusion, Says General March

to discuss the advisability of extend
ing the draft system to the navy.
General March said the shipment of
men overseas would be continued ac-
cording to the program in effect for
the present.
Replying to a question General
March said the 26th division, which
started its combat training in the
Woevre sector north of Toul in June,
arrived in the Marine salient on July
18th and participated in the capture
of Epieds on AJuiy 20. He could not
indicate specifsdy what divisions
were holding Fismes, the former Ger
man base on the vesle, saying that
fourAAmerican divisions were in line
there.
Referring to the situation on the
western front, General March pointed
out that the terrain between the
Vesle and the Aisne lends itself to
defensive operations of which the
Germans are taking full advantage.
The American and allied troops are
along the line of the Vesle, he said,
and have crossed that river at many
points, although they have not taken
the hill positions.
General March added nothing TO
what is already known as to prison
ers captured or material abandoned
by the enemy.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-08
|NSULAR TROOPS
SIBERIAN NUCLEUS
Philippine Regiments
First to Hike to
the Northland
GENERAL GROVES
TO BE COMMANDER

10y Leased Wire to New Mexlcan.)
WASHINGTON, Aug. 7. - Major
General VIM. s. Groves, commanding
the 9th division at Camp Fremont,
Calf, has been assigned to command
American troops ordered to Siberia,
General March, chief-of-staft an
nounced today.
The nucleus Of the American forces
sen to Siberia, General March said
today, would be the 9th and 31st
regular regiments on duty in the Phil
ippines, which would be supplement-
ed later by troops from the United
States.
No commander for the joint allied
forces in Siberia has yet been select
ed, General March said, nor the
necessary agreement for the appoint
ment of such a commander formu-
lated.
The object of the expedition is
confined strictly to the announcement
made recently by President Wilson
through the state department, the
general added, and is not for the pur-
pose of establishing an eastern front.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-08
nv Leased Wire to New Mexlcan.)

(By Leased Wire to New Mexlcan.)
WASHINGTON, Aug. Fin urging
enactment of the administration man.
power bill extending draft ages to
from 19 to as years, General March
told the senate military committee to-
day that the war department plans
an army of approximately 100000
men to be raised as SOC as possible.
General March said he did not be-
lieve it necessary to recall congress
before the present recess plan ex-
pires on August "a, providing the bill
could be reported at that time. About
July 80, General March said, the Unit.
ed States reached a decision to en-
large its military program to carry
out the policies agreed upon ct the
recent ~inter-allied conference at
Paris to speed up prosecution of the
war and bring it to an early conclu-
sion.
From General March's testimony
and other information received the
committee has gained the impression
that it is proposed that youths be-
tween is and 20 years of age shall
be kept in this country until the
last.
Senator Chamberlain announced
that either Secretary Daniels or Ad-
miral Benson would be asked to APP
pear tomorrow before the committee
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-08
Express Merger
Wants High Rate
on the Newspapers

Washington, Aug. Increased
rates on newspapers and other publ
cations registered as second class
matter by the postal service were
asked of the interstate commerce
commission today by the American
Railway Express company, the ex-
press combine formed under govern
menu auspices. .
The application proposes the estab-
lishment of pound rates to cores
pond in a general way to the increas-
ed zone second class postage rates.
At the present rates, it says, the traf-
fic cannot be handled except a. a loss.
For the return of publications to
the shippers, it is proposed to charge
first class pound rates, no charge to
be less than % cents.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-08
Allied Refugees
Huddled in Vologda
Bank Attache Reports

Washington, Aug. 1.-THE Russian
branch of the National City Bank of
New York, since the evacuation OF
Petrograd, has taken up temporary
quarters at Vologda, where the Amer
lean and other embassies have found
refuge. On the staff of the National
City bank is John Fuller, of Indi-
annapolis, who has Just managed to
get out a letter to his father, who
lives in this city, through the agency
OF a French lieutenant who left Rus
STA by way of Thurman. Mr.. Fuller,
writing under date Of May 6, gives
a fair indication of affairs in Vologda.
"The Germans, through the agency
of the Finish white guards, are be-
coming active again." he says. "The
Firms have cut us off from Thurman
by taking the way stations, and 1t
seems they are cutting off the way
to Archangel, leaving us only one
|way out if we have to leave the
Trans-Siberian, and this will be de-
MED If they isolate Petrograd.
"The representatives Of all the
allied countries are huddled up here
French, English, Italian, Siamese,
Chinese, Japanese, Belgian-most OF
them living in their own cars at the
station because of the crowded con-
dition of the town.
"Burri, of the Y. M. G. A., was
taken over by the consulate at Mos
COW this week, but OF the other
hand many of our chaps who were
employed at P%etrograd, Moscow,
Vologda and other points in Russia
have gone into the Y. M. @. A. work
to be useful. This institution has
been a Godsend in time Of trouble.
Nothing seems to phase II. In all
the turmoil and doubt and fear and
riot, the " goes on about it's bust
ness of being the good American
Samaritan to all who need help, SO
that one takes an added pride in be-
ing an American.
Some Of us chaps in the bank
thought we we're working hard doing
clerical work all day and standing
guard most Of the night, but the men
of the Red Triangle have us beat 40
ways from Sunday. They cen to
have discovered a way of living with
out sleep. I hear they have estab-
lished one OF their huts at Samara,
to which place we may be forced to
flee"
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-08
RESUMPTION OF FIGHTING
EXPECTED IN FEW HOURS

undated Lead by the Associated
Press.)-Artillery duels and patrol
actions continue along the vesle
while the allies and Germans make
ready for future operations. Indica-
lions point to a resumption of fight
ing on this line within a few hours.
1t was to be expected that severa.
days would elapse before the allies
could be in shape to renew their Of
'fensive. Bad weather has hampered
the movement of guns and reinforce
ments as we'll as aerial scout work.
Rain is reported to have fallen again
on the battle front Tuesday after
noon. When infantry fighting does
reopen in force it probably will mark
a new phase in the years campaign.
The Marine pocket has been cleared
of the enemy and the crown prince
defeated. Premier Clemenceau an
'nounces the German losses included
$4,000 prisoners and 700 guns. In
tense bitterness has marked what lit.
tie fighting there has been between
Scissors and Rheims.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-08
Allies Throw Victorious
Force Across River;
Positions Held
MARINE POCKET
CLEARED OF HUNS
Crown Prince Is Licked;
s., 900 Men, 0 Guns
Taken By Foch

(By Leased Wire to New Mexican.)
ON THE FRENCH FRONT IN
FRANCE, Aug. 7.-(5y the Associated
Press.)-The allies today threw a
force aeross the vesle. II defeated
the Germans. The enemy launched
"a strong counter-attaok which was re-.
pulsed. A Franco-Amerlean force
gained a footing on the northern
bank east Of 5ralsne last evening. II
attacked the enemy and took moro
THAI 100 prisoners.
Shortly afterward the Germans
launched a counter-attack, with a
heavy artillery barrage but could not
dislodge the allies, who stuck to the
positions they had won.
The enemy appears to have strong
forces in their neighborhood. On the
of the front there was
comparative calm, except for artillery
fire. -
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-08-08
AMERICAN FORCES
HEAVILY 5OMBARpED

The American forces in Ffsmes
and north of the river have been sub
jected to heavy bombardments, but
have held on. West of Fismes Tues
day a German battalion prepared to
attack American bridge builders along
the Vesle. The entire force was
wiped out by American machine gum
,ners.
: Southwest of Morlancourt the Ger.
mans yesterday took some ground
Recently won by Australians astride
the Bray-Corble road. This morning
a British counter attack won back
the positions. Some of the enemy
troops were taken. London claims
that all the detectives fixed for the
counter attack have been secured.
British troops at the apex of the
German salient in Flanders have
pushed forward still farther on a
front of 1000 yards in the Pacaut
Wood. American troops in the
Woevre have repulsed two German
raids. On the remainder of the west
ern front there has been NO activity.
Heavy artillery duels are In progress
on the Italian mountain front and in
Macedonia.