The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-06-25
ALLIES READY
FOR new BLOW
AT ANY HOUR
Never Better Prepared to
Meet the Enemy. Premier
Tells Commons.
AMERICANS POURING IN
Reserves Exhausted. Enemy
Expected to Strike Last
Blow at Any Moment.
AMERICANS POURING IN

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10 'he amazing orsah'Aa''oH "h'ch was
''nshs american troops 10 france
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Amazing work OF Americana.
Replying to criticisms Of the military
met had overruied military advice Pre-
mier Lloyd George said ne thought that
sonar la" last week nao gwen al.
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lie hopeu Tal soon very man! more
would be there.
n..,, 80.
Mr.. HogSe and the Premier ON refer.
ence 10 something said during secret
session, Mr.. Lloyd George warmly pro-
testing against Mr.. Hogge committing
II breach OF faith in referring to a secre,
sess ION. The incident was nroyol;,l by
the Premier dersu,,irp h,s c,r,,sr .t,,s,
NAV, ,ha, =, 49, a.,
~ -, a. '"' ups,'"s Vi we ue'
."a'' one">Ne ~ "a''n 'I'e eo"'ehu'"s
'o,tes were as hea' as poss'pie equal
Dea!'nG with the happenings since
then, the Premier said thai the Germans
had enormously exaggerated the losse.
they had inflicted on tho Allies. and I,
was ius, poss,bIe tina. the Allies nigh,
bs eY,,1.,,,;rc ~. ,os,s ;,sic,sd n,
,,o cor,,,. ,x,,a,
Wv wv ''"" ""'' va, 'ta''' N'"
.'e'' "'S '''' ''''e ""' zee" s'ea
drain on the ehemE reserves
II was Impossible, continued the
Premier, to make "A computation OF Tho
relative strength of Tia. rotces at til,
nresen, date The American \roons we,.
,rriy,n,, a, a rrsa, r,ts and n, shoul,
he surnri,.d ~ In , comp,ratiyelv ,bo,,
finn. ~. allied strength or the was..r,
front was not greater than tbe Ger.
mans
Germans Failed ON the whole.
turning 10 recent oa''ieS tne fremicI
declared tnat tne enemy had INTENDED
10 feacn Sarnpe,she ou' han 'alied ana
were peaten BACK py tne rrehch army
! me losses ihn'c'eu on 'ne Germans ui'
douotediy were very serious ana, on the
whoie' the i'rem'er declared. 'he ias'
GERMAN attack on the Ail'es was un-
douotedly deIeat' Tor the enemy tailed
1t was quite certain that II it had beer