davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Omaha daily bee., 1918-04-13
GERMAN CORPSES
STREW GROUNDAT
VILE (HAPELLE
Furious British Counter Attack Drives Teutons From High
Ground Along Messines Ridge; Tommies Forced
Back to Neuve Eglise Mervie Captured
By the Enemy
(By The Associated Press.

London, April 12-German troops made determined at
lack along the ridge and succeeded gaining
ground says Reuter- dispatch from British army headquarters
in France Belgium but the British again drove them
out by counter-attack early this morning.
Three attacks which the enemy launched yesterday in
great waves near Vile Chapee repulsed with immense
losses to the The ground srewn with their
Omaha daily bee., 1918-04-13

Temperature and precipitation departures
from the normal at Omaha since March l.
and compared with the last two years:
Normal temperature ..............4 40
Excess for the day NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 8
Total excess since March /, 1918. ,.32s
Normal precipitation ...,...... 10 inch
Deficiency for the day .... 10 inch
Total precipitation since March 1 .sS inches
Deficiency since March 1..... Las inches
Deficiency for cor. period 1917. Al inch
Deficiency for cor. period 1916. 1s3 inches
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-03-06
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR SALE-Sx shoats, so MS each: g.
year-oid bay mare. sound and alright wgt
1850: will exchange for young stock or
milking cows. Apply to Raymond Diemer.
East hill 30Ot3
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-03-06
WILLI4MSTOUN
Tax of sos Was Voted at the Annual
Town Meeting.

Town officers elected March ): Mod
| orator, James K Prize; town clerk and
| treasurer, Glen +. McAllister; select man
| for three years, Fred f. Pirie; lister for
| three years, Percy J. Jetfords; auditor
for three years, w. b. Smons; school
| director for three years, Charles l.. Hay
ward, for one year, w. NJ. Williams; ;
road commissioner, v ID. McAllister;
overscer of poor, II. A. Thurber; first
constable, \. j. Pratt; second constable,
W. II. Norris; town agent, George T.
Colby; trustee of public library for five
years, c. l.. Hayward, for one year, An
ME L. WILDER. About 45 women took the
freeman's oath and became voters, most
of whom attended town meeting.
Other business transacted: Voted
highway tax of 80 cents on grand lis
school tax, 90 cents; town tax, Sl.75;
total tax, 1926; set aside for support
Of library, 500; for Memorial day, $780,
for band, 500; money for state road,
$780, The result of the license vote
was. Yes 81, No lao; fifth class license.
Yes A, No la The own voted last year
to use the Australian ballot in electing
town officers and this method was used
at this meeting. This vote was rescinded
ana the OtilteTs Will DE tlecteH ny tHt
old method next March. The total num-
her of votes cast for any one officer WAS
POP, and there are about 375 names on
the check list. There was very little
discussion, except that the school drec
tors were asked several questions in re-
gard to the high school. II
There will be box scial at the Gale
schoolhouse on Friday evening, March
s. proceeds for the benefit of the Y. NJ. c.
4. Admission Zoe for ladies not bringing
boxes.
Edwin l.. Sprag,e, tenant OF DR.. Lewis
D. Martins farm near Cutter pond for
the past year. has moved TO the farm of
George Dillingham; in Mortified where |
he will be employed.
The town house has been somew hat !
out of repair for several years and the |
matter of repairs was one OF the articles |
in the warning for town meeting. After |
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-03-06
T1LKOFTHE TOWN

ID. J. Morse of fremont street left
last evening for New York City, where
he will spend few days on business in
the interests of the A. p. Abbott store.
The sum of S75 has been added TO the
Barre war fund of the Salvation Army,
the amount coming from Lyndonville aud
bringing the total to 81 ,0S0. The new
contribution came from the win the war
fund in Lyndonville.
George Adam, who is coming to Barre
opera house March I4, will tell you
things about the war that you have not
realized before and not few things
that YOU have not even known before
Don't miss hearing him. Proceeds for
local Red Cross.
Lieut. Clarence j. LePage of the 51th
Pioneer infantry list Vermont infantry
has been relieved from duty with the
regiment, according to information re
ceived by relatives here, and Is under
orders to proceed to the school OF mill
tary aeronautics at the University OF
Texas, Austin. Tex, not later than
March 80. Lieut.. LePage will pursue
a course in training for an aeroplane pi-
lot. 1t will be recalled that he went out
from Vermont with III company of the
Ist Vermont infantry, ana recently mas
been connected with the provisional de-
pot for corps and army troops at Camp
Wadsworth, ). c.
A peddler's horse got frisky IN front
of the Jones & Nye livery while hostlers
were trying to harness it this morning.
and before they were scarcely aware OF
what had happened the whitfietree and
thiIs were bristling with splinters and
the horse was on its way downtown.
Something impelled the runaway toward
the Cottage saloon, and once in the yard
of that famous establishment it headed
for one of the plateglass windows in the !
Morse block. Its next logical move was
to catapaut over an iron railing into !
the hatchway, but a different whim in
tervened, and the horse, essaying sharp /
turn. wheeled into the narrow alley sep
arating the Cottage and the block, and |
was lost to view. The peddler afterward !
effected capture in the Central Yer |
mont freight yards, but the better part |
of his forenoon was lost, for the station
airy section of his outfit was turned over
to wheelwright for repairs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-03-06

WANTED A frst-class bed-sctter: apply to
The VIM. Milne Granite Co. 300t3
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-03-06
Barre Road School Notes.

An annual prize. which is offered the
school producing the three best public
speakers, was won by the Barre road pri-
mary room last Friday evening. The
speakers were Maxine Smith, Jennie and
William Sawyer Each one did his or
her part in very pleasing manner.
The grammar and primary depart
ments have joined the junior Red Cross
and are ready to do their bit.
A lecture on War, Whyg" with stere-
opticon views, will be given at the school
house next Friday evening, March s, Rev.
Frank Bloomfield being the speaker of
the evening. A collection will be taken
for the benefit of the junior Red Cross.
A social hour will follow the lecture.
Everyone is cordially invited to attend.
A service flag, containing eight stars,
was flung to the breezes under the Stars
and Stripes by the children last Monday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-03-06

WANTED Woman for dining room work /;
also kitchen woman. Apply TO Principal ].
W. Hatch, Montpelier Seminary, Montpelier.
VT. 300t2
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-03-06
TALK OFTHE TOWN

Mrs. Daisy Davidson left this morning
for Burlington, where she is passing a
few DAYS with relatives.
Ernest Lctourneau of Keith avenue
left last evening for Montreal, where he
viii spend a few days visiting with
friends.
ksrl Sawyer Of Franklin street left
yesterday for Concord, y. H., there to
make a brief business visit before pro-
ceeding to Boston to attend the auto
show
Mrs Godfrey RoIIason Of French street
has gone to New York. where her hus-
band has been assigned 70 duty as a
chemist in the gas and fame corps Of
{ he American army.
Ella Hail and her husband. Emory
johnson. in a Bluebird feature. NV Lit
tie Roy sud the weekly u current
events. BjOu Theatre todzy.-sdv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-03-06
THE UNION DRY GOODS COMPANY

short discussion il was voted TO leave
the decision with the 'selectmen.
Charles Robinson and family have
moved from the tenement over the Mar
lin meat market to the lower tenement
in W. p. Briggs house, lately vacated
by Charles and Agnes Williams,
Fred McAllister. formerly of Wash
ington and later in the employ of Charles
Gordon of Barre, has rented the DR..
Martin farm for year and has taken
possession.
The Rebekahs will hold a poverty so
cial at Odd Fellows hall on Friday even
ing, March s, proceeds to be used for
making comforters for the Red Cross. A
small fine will be imposed for wearing
good clothes. The public are cordially in
yited. Per order committee.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-03-06
PORTO RICANS ALARMED.
Over Food Shortage and Will Plant Food
Products.

San Juan, Porto Rico, March 6.-To-
bacco planters all over the island, realiz-
ing how serious the food shortage has
become and that Porto Rico must be
made as nearly selfsupporting as pos
sible, are preparing TO plant food crops
in March. After the tobacco crop is har-
vested corn and beans will be grown.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-03-06
BARRE DAILY TIMES
WEDNESDAY. MARCH o, 1918.
The Weather

Snow tonight, followed by generally
fair weather Thursday COLDER fresh
shifting winds becoming north and north.
west.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-03-06

A Regular meeting
20 @A ~ of Winnetta conn
9S$sSzS@ ell. No. 10, D. of p,
~ Thursday, March
I, at $3.50 o'clock. as the Goose Green
wants the hall at the close of the meet
ing. No Refreshments.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-23
11roliabe6er i ssapat1.

Sofio, ~. glug. st Opleb be-
ftaoe11oe al ca. 1000 Naenneifer a11-
greb 8utifer og iidttte tie ,11onge @nfe j
Bron6 / 8pen @ofl1, @opeo1 o1taoen al
9ntrifet gana5bina ifplge en- Of
ficiel 8eretntng i6ag. geogIe al
Npbelen, Rolitibetjelrte og en- Sol
oat bleb iooret.
Spbe Suite bleb e6elagte; og i Si-
ro1bina bleb oglaa Ell Dd gienoonl
helfaoigd, flyer Selegror1rnret.
Gn feiierlia Sororonit,g u6gipet
ioag giber &egieringen @et tic at
l ,lobertage alle &islngre. @iien bill So
blape brngt poa Nenrfe
sSfplge inol6bne MeIoinger fra
ASrooi1derne er aoifi iuige WeIlionp-
rers 8oliger brn11bt af.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-23
Sprenien fDI6t go.

Mntbon S6renie11, Me6rebaffter
be6 Sen 6a1nffe @ioneer fplbte
forle0en SO. usg9ornboInr Mbis" be-.
merfer ] ben MnIeonir1g:: San er
bornefgot / glifer, men tom foan
Dreng @leie bos Haif. granoberg,
ioln izoen 9io boe6e paa Betania
pe6 Mafirffebb 6 @ffter fin @onfiirn1a-
tion gH gntbon 96renien til 2a11o-
b9lenet og lprte n1Der Set fgI. oal1-
tie 2anbbnsbo 6ni11ggfeIiBb / 8 ! Mar
boa forifieniges Serregoaroe, bI a..
bog ben beffiie11ote 0pbrpfter af oett#
iDolfe &bag ssS111pefttpr guug, gos
tong ! 8enofpsieL Otter at bnbe af-
tient fin 8Rrnepliet / USarinen ffonr
Serenfel1 paa 2nnobob Ien og
tit berfra Nfgengs seranten lom 2a1ln
fbrngg Sfanoioat og bar oerefftte i e1,.
9el Mar Sonbolfer 1r1ber Stamba1-
let bjele, tren reiiite # so glars M-
oerett til Qmeriitta bbor ban for r1og-
le aar iioen blep Wteoreo odlfHgr dff
Sen banife assitoneerM 8 s1nnge a
9ans l1ne6on1spe1u1er o. iabnoI
orenoe g su 1abttfig Nntirff ffeb % Nafer
le11ote paa bans 6o-nariee SgofeIg
oag8 bdm oe bans a1aiittrlt ser er
fgot go1aIff6er Ell perlli aa1fp
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-23
@pinbeliae Mr6eibere.

She War 2nbor Holicies Boar0
bar be6taget &egler n1tgaaenbe &pin-
,,6ers 5Dsfeli eliaHelie be6 &rigsarbei-
&c. 8e gaar nb pna fg1genbe::
Mangelen pna glrbeibere gi6r Set
I1tg6ben6igt at abittoer obertager
Mrbei6e, ion 6e fan l6fgre tilfre6s=
ftinett6e og noen 5fa6e for 6eres
@elbre6, +. Gfs. iom @etje1te eller
&asierere / 8utifer og be6 forfiel-
lige 9logs Mn1ag, ion1 uNoor
@aHers" oib. De b6r ifffe iattes
It'll Mrbei6e, bportil Sc life er iffiiffffet, ifiiffffet
og font fa11 ffa6e bent iaa1on i M-
i11er eller Stenbru6, beo 51nelte- el=
Ter Masb9rfer oip. Ntger UNDER 81
Mar b6r life onl9tteS lo1r1 8n6bere=
re eller / Sporbogne, iont &onbnf-
,,t6rer | GleDatorer, forn u8eu @oDs"
i Soteler eller &lubber olb. @aa=
,6a11t MrBej6e pasler life for Dem og
|n6iptter Dem for SriitdIer.
@in6er b9r ifffe aniettes beb
Mrbeioes iont er fprlig farefnl6t, +.
Ct. Mrbei6e> ion1 er forbur1oet 1neo
8rl1g eller l16piflt1tg of &ftltoffer
''oip.
&bor &pnoer iattes til glrbei6e,
|fom 6e iHfte fer bor u6fgn ifol Sc
fornG6ne &egler be6tnges ntrgooenoe
Mbei6s i6sbagens 2ang6e, geotarbeibe
'oib. Me6re og 8grn bgr ifff6e ifff6e 1ettes
til Mrbeibe ! 11ogen arigsi116uitri.
Mnfpttelie of &bi11ber beb 9lrbei-
oe, fonn bi6th er nbfgrt af Maar6,
bpr lite brnges ion 8onffub for at
onlbbtte Men6 me6 @in6er lt6en
Mp6be1tbigbeb.
9@lbre Mgn6 bgr a11tages til Mr-
beibe / ifgrre l1bitrefning, e16 set
n11 ffer. Ser bnr bGret en- gilbgie-
liabeo til at fp6e ben til SIDE. Men
fi6en &rige,1 begpnote, er @rpnlen
for Mrbei6s 6su6pg pgtigbeo bpbet en- ii til
to1p Mar, BET bil iige fra Mberen
50 til 50 Nar. (Wein1. Sub. @uf.
Cont.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-23
6rpgtelis llIbffe / spler,

j = n aE--. tl.ge 4
Settao M 8 ON Mfte1er1 oen 81.
6S. git en- frDgfeltg 5tor1n ober
Gpler, Min1t. Sele Sorretnings-
itrgget og en- GeI al &efioensfDarte-
ret bleb al6eGes 60eIagt, fnn 8iogrof-
teatret blep itanetoe. &apporter
ihag ureloer, at ser er 80 6eoe i Eps
Ter og 8 / ct. Ssyomes.. "a er paa
9oipitald og ober 40 er 111ere eller
minbre tillfabefon1t1e
MI 5orbinoelii eslsleo 8Dler er af-
brltot n1rotager ober Slorence.
Soipitalet 1otn bar fiitneret ope1=
oper en- @anf, bleb g0elagt og II
at 8atienter1e bleb brpbt. sSarn1ers
Sfate ganf bleb itbrtet ionu11er,
bborpeo a6fllige Ma11b, ion1 bur
1am1et for at 6rpfte Sen foretaaen-
De 2incoln County S5uir, b1en be-
graDef. glo1ftlltge Wtennelfer bleb
at Stornen grebet paa @a6en og
faitet lange Mfltan6e og 0rabt.
SDler er ct @ille6e pna 1oelag=
gelle og 9org;; n16rf og forlaot Iig-
ger SorretningsfDarteret 1t1l6tngerl
for BENT 1ont graber iMuinerne for
at fin6e 6e 9g6e.
Qointant General Mir1oip Dar err
flGret 8eleiringstirltn1ro 8pe1L og
11gen faar Sob til at nGrn1e fig @11i,
nerne n6en 0ilitarpos.
Det &eoe @ors gier alt for at
bjalpe De forulpffe6e. Dn11eboo &gi-
.ifole brnges iom &ofpital.
st &ialpdog tom BERTH me6 20
9Gger og 5Dgepeierifer, fom mi
bar faaet Sielpen iaabnn organize
ret, at De Tan bielpe alIe oefpge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-23
|

81 bar fra ssssaeob q. giis aeoglte
mootaget 1lebetlf lfaae1roe 5Dar fra
SsSomas @uber1Gr tic ben @roteit,
.ionr 2igaen for 1loqen 2io ftoen
ienbte bun1 moo bans fnnoa1gle no-
talele Sac giitg ben 4oe ssSuli.
Det er furr ct grltoii itttD)ffffe ttD)ffe af Set
9por ban ienofe 2igae1t 9nt bet
pirfelig uotruf uffer 8aroings Me1ting,
eIler blot ttiilfienoeg egiter, at Dan er i
for bpbt 8a11p og M begDn6er at
traffe i 2an6, faI bi laoe bore
1iagt. .
1glgenoe er sborret, fon1 bi bar
mobtaget bet:
Among other things the Cover
nor stated -:
B .aThe word ..filth' is not in my
vocabulary. I have gone through
all of my reported speeches and
the written ones, and nowhere did
I find that / have used this word
filth -. .
and 5.s.
Anyone reading the report of
the speech in the Sac City Sun,
which of course, was less than
one-third Of what I actually said,
but a commendatory report, would
gather the very impression that /
have outlined. Not a soul left the
meeting with the impression or
the thought that an unkind thing
was said about the Danes (and
there was'nt) J, or that I had re-
ferred to their habits Of living.
This was not in my mind and it
was not in the mind of single
soul who heard me speak. .
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-23
sSra 2pnbpn til 9@gApten.

50 officer 7 af gaopal Stir 5oree
og to Nfefa,1ifere bnr tiBagelugt
s6lugten fra @ngla11o til 9ggppten,
en- Mntnno pao 1000 Mi, / en- Et-
pc al Meroplaner, lon1 bar giort be-
tD6elig Sienelte paa 5ronten Sen
offictelle @apport flyer. ON 0e1ne Sc
Drift:
uGn eller to stansninger blep fo-
retagd for at i1totuge &efrol;; men
Slugten bur ellers fl1n Ell Smr1e
&uttnerarbei6e."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-23
Set er aronprinlens sfblb.

- /,
sSSfglge &euters 81reau belfDl6eS
ben tDffe &rnprins for De: itore Cab,
|SDiferne bar baDt. Derom flyer CIT
|Me1oing:
pSsfolge Me6oeleller fra Sanger
|er Sen tDife 4rorprins ben nri1oit
|afbol6te 2eoer i ben tpffe Scr. San'
|beifDloes af Dem for at ppre birefte
|Gfplb gdeoerIoget beo War11e De
flyer, at oen Ganfe er n1egd 'uobreot
|Mo1ot oe tD1fe Soloater, m &ron-
primenS ufDn6ige eSluoblanoing / De
|erfarne @eneralers Nlaner Dor 8e=.
gpu0el1en til ben tplfe Sgrs ftrl11e1r=.
|oe 9&6erlag. M
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-23
Son &1teblmann tager 0omman=.
6Den,

st Telegram fra glnriteroa1n gjer-
giber En- Wseboe1elie fra 8erlin, ION
flyer, at Dr. @icbaro bon @lpeN-
mann, ttb1igene tpife l1berrigsnri11i-
iter,, bar itillet fig til oe militpre
Mutoriteters Gienejte.
Mel6ingen flyer ni6ere, at oct be11-
tes, at BON bill obertage Ell @omman=
6opoit paa 8eltfronte11. @an er, Ma-
ior af 6e bnjerjfe Gl1irrasferer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-23
airbnp,uifDs 11bltgbelIe.

pre11siiIIfe 8errebals l16lfe-l
belle af ben tiio1ligere hife ti)ffe Mnbasiu-
.ogr tn Storb a11t,iel1 SDrit 2icbz
month";, fete 1ireo fongelig ct 5amtpf-
fe, telegruferps fra @r1itero
aicba1opifp paaorog fig Be tpife
N5eilitarriferS gpebe beb at ifripe en-.
&pfff6e Uhmoirer, bbori BON oabet1t
Iogoe Sfp1oen for @rigen pan gpifz
Ia11b.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-23
Dffieiel 'Mnerf rfienbelie.
Sott0eIs1efretnr MebfielD IL

pdttOelSletretGr feUf1elD Ddr
|en offieiel 5fribelie l16talt fin Mn-
|erfienoeIie af Ell @e0nings s6aa6, for11
for ct 8or Maaneoer fi6en bleb l1b=
|f6rt at Gprmelter gonaro 8iberg,
|griniooo Gprtaarn, California.
Sen 10be sssnni pbferbere6es fra
|6prtaar11et en- babnreret Baao,
|bbori ser befan6t fig en- Man6.
l5fidnt @eirforbol6e1e bar boerlf
tgunftige, for iffffe at iige farlige,
|gif 8iborg 1tb og re66eoe Wan0en
fro ben biSie Dg6
,,Mg ct i,nileabe QlnfigEigrg ifffe!1
NIon6f geapne1e / ben fblte Gabs-
|1iite fro Sranfrig fin6es Greoerif S S.
gln6erien Jun. fro BrooflDn, &C. 9.
San bopbe troet, at BON ffnl6e forn-
me 1tffabt no af &rigen, men bleb
baar6t inaret i Be fi6ite Gi6ers fpp-
re &au1pe og er MI 800 af fine Saar.
M ban trobs fit lDle &anb tnte6eiau
en- iaabon SfjGbne 1ne6 Sin6sro,
fremgif al bans forte 8reb til 6or=
elore11e, bpori bon ifrep:
useg tror, leg bil blipe en- at De
lpHelige. $bis ieg tilfal6tgpis full
6e blipe brpbt, bill leg % for ier og
Mmerifa. Sg ifulbe Ser be11be mig
|1toget, iaa 1erg Hfffe, men big ct imi=
|letr6e Mn1tgt. "
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-23
6aia 6efureret.

Eoris, Is. Mug. Sen. Sir Doug=
los Soig breo i6ag af 8ren1ier Gle
1r1encean oeforeret neo ben franffe
Dd1itarnte6oile l6m9rteIien fun6t
5teo paa @en. 5ocbs Mnbefaling.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-23
MiDitiif sianaliiering.

9~ssV *ei$a SSySss - s1ts
&egjering sn1Dnoig beoerne 1t1tber=
logger for a5iioen en- a11gibelig 5igna=
1iferi11g tilips fra Ell 8iI1a beo 8trz
sitia geacb On opiigtsbaHe1oe
1Mn5ain, foa1r ssss1ltit 00epdrte telnerfets
Mget1ter og Mgno af, Marinens.
@ftgrretnings sbplen bar foretaget,
iiges at bape bragt for Dage11 Eil-
lteoebarelien i Sanie nf flere Mpno
teo &egierineens &abioItatto11 og
5fpoefeH beo Birgir1in 8eacb og
tre 1nge aninoer, Der iiges at pare
a1ufot beo Mrtilleriaffboel boelingen /
@aibingtor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-23
sten,meretsfoinber ! Brntumer,

- -s, 7,t ! IL
Gten1meretsfpinber ! 8rnnnmen.
26 &bin6er, Der bar tro61et 8o1i-
tiet n1eb 1beres 8enonltratio1er
paa ben aabne Mnos libeoperfor
set Sbibe SnS / 8a1bington for at
protatere MOB genatets Get6rng-
figbeo meo Bebonling af Sfen1ne=
retspn6-i1tge11 er b1epet b6rnt til
GpngleI, 90 6e i Holitirettet1 meg
teoe at beotoge fig Mu1H. De b1eb
opn1t til ii Dnges Tnngiel for at
bnl6e en- lllob1ig Soria11lirg. IL
&bin6er bleb bsn1t til p6erligere 5.
DageS SangfeI for at babe Hatret op
pnn 2afaDehe4Sfatue11
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oSNA 35elOSoOSss - -. 0SuVSt
Set er Sc Mniereoes Maner iiffeffe ifefe
at laoe Epiferre iatfe fte fait I tto-.
gen Stnling paa sBefronten 5ien-
ben opbolber iig 1ru ll1ellen1 gonrn1e
og 9tie Jlo6erre. 5fibrrt oe t,au
11ogle 9feber longs nleo benne
Sronf bar Deret i 5ta.rb til at britt
ge op Sorftnrff ffni1tger ng ct iforft 9Qln-
tai al &ano11er, bar gpifert1e oniz.
gepel n1aatte fortrgHe fig; og bet
ier 16 til, at oe l1tart igien bill fo1t1-
me til at foretage ct fferre silba-
getog.
Sen 16. M,guit Hog frantic %
fanaoiife gropper fig fren1 me1ett
@oDe11eourt og 2aue eourt, in6hl 6e
bor 1leiten belt ospppe oeo &oDe, iom
er en- at g fffer1tes bigtigite 6or-
eifdr6iet
9ser1ner iis Sernbanen.
9fignt gpfferne ber 11orofor bar.
foretagd befige Weo6angreb, er
GrgIen6erne et1brl / Beii6belfe al
Dmrterb og 8nruiner og bar 0es-
1loen iananett n1eo 6ranifman6ene
giort betD6elige Srenrifri6t moo
5pesnoD.Ies -&ope og Srnnfart, four
ligger pan gbaulnes= =&oDe SSern=
bnt1ett.
8eit for &oDe er be gnIiereoes
&are flt1t e1, lille bnlpanoen Ml
fra benne 8D.
sbiferne traffer fie tilbase paa
2Ds yronten.
&aa Ste6er Inngs Ben 11pro1ige
Gront be6bliber gDifer1re at trefffe.
fig tlibage, u6et1 at man ffn11 iiee no..
get beitart ON @r1nrben oertiI. 2ige.
efter gilbngerD ffningen moro for M=.
bert foretog Gpferne en- fribillig
Eilbagegang beo 2Ds. De forlo6
2an6sbDen gie1r 8erq1i11 og opgab
Serren mellen1 Ell og to MiI breot
paa en- Sront af ca, nj Ml uoel1
min6ite &n1rp.
Sele 8eien nellenl ga 8nstee
&anal og gpres pifer Jiett6en Geg1l
pua &aitl9sbe6, 11te11 5o11rbarberer
oaglig De brittle Still;alaer.
Gangs ges1e 6Iooe,l obergnocr
Spiferne be gnliereoe ,neo @rana-
ter, @asbomber og Bomber fra
Meroplaner; 1nen beres Mtltre1gelier
bar bpret n6en Srugt, bna6 Gerri-
tDri1tn1 a1tganr.
& ! z ! z
De an1erifanffe 6lDbere er trabIt
ibsfelfat me6 at bonlbor6ere 8epa-
ge1ferne bog 6e tDffe 2i11ier, i1er
8roerne ober Misne GIo6e11.
GoDe taget.
2ot1bor, 9. Matg. De brittle.
Rropper erobrebe t6ag ssssernbaneitu-1
tione1t t1e6 &oDe, ifelge 6e foitei
&apporter moodaget fra oen engeIf-
frm1ffe &rigsfrottt.
9ltgrebet i6ag af oe11 tie116e frat1-
Ife Mrnte UNDER General Mangi1 re-
I1tItere6e i en- pelIDffffet MfiIntning.
9me Waalene bleb 11aaet. 6rarif-
git in6 i 8ben Sc &omel,
moro for &ibecourt, bDiIffet u6gier
4 5renifri6t poa en- og tire Sieroe-
beIs Wil
Nfaa bige paa tre 6ronter,
Gaa tre forifieaige 5teber af ben
oeIflige Sront bnr E5ipiferne nanHet
opgibe oeres @fiI1inger og traffe
Iig tilbuge fra 6e bol6l 6lon1nre Mngreb
# De engelife og fra1nife Eropper.
8na 2bs-Sro1tte11 beilt for Mra11en-
I; n,.n2 9ho,. a., IL. .4e II .rr q
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Mnereb ! Gliais.

Mmerifarerne eiorbe i 2eroags
ptlnolelig Mngreb / gliais og abar,
cere6e ontrent en- belp WdI pua en-
Sront of trefpart Mil og erobrebe
8pen Srape1le, Ser er bore fire WiI
fra ben tpfe @ranfe Ealrige Jo11-
ger b1eD taget, og En- bel Del Meate-
rtel erobret.
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6arefnl6e Silnanbe / gihig.
8ern, Stpeit8, Ben 19oe Mug. M-
ninoelig nfifferbeo bor tiltagd me-
get ! 8ten pnn @runb nf @rige1t.
eesffplge notolelier at en- Gejfer6e,
ion nplig er benM tilbage til 5lpeit5
fra Ben glfrigife 9obedn6> er Epbe=
rier en- 6aglig 8egibenbe6, og gDbe-
ne er ierlig efter at faa Sri ionl
er itegf til fabeIogtige 8rtfer.
On preie11tabeI Mean6 6sbraat ffo1ter
1.50O a s, 900 &ror1er, gfo 800 Ser.
og ct Hnno grg6, raar BET figbes
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Naa Sen n1r6ett Si6e ttiiener be11
alnin6eIige glrbeioer 400 d 500
Rr ON l1gen % ofte mere. Nann
fnn berfor ofte fe aln1inoe oeIige Mn=
eioere og &1bprere brHffe
Gbampagne g De fine gearprt ainger.
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