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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-06-01

80 ftses-efass.e8 beea - nrssmsa.
tn4 30 80 r nss . "a "a
ANa Fea eesr - fina ~ seh<xs
"a - aeesHfs a. ~ tsitn
IT, seq ~ AasssF's eaatta
ts eNTaee8 sran 80 Rrew
aaa st~s reRnss - sauElaa
-. ~ et4tactg sngss ssls
tfe taAeN ~ snamnsas 4anmrs
49, fNa itsNtens fraim So hMF.
49, Stages ihsu iala sattteFs
A. re4ssf naal1a 80 rias
~ eria 80 inss ~ ee,satrF
ta go erinaiaa stNnesra A~mvf
49, So asnHgaNr iAat ~ kansts Fna
Il 49, ans tast nzeAsz 49, sunsFt
- q nFahs $40 nufs~aa
fias 49, haxh - af elNmaD
Fsrste ts4a 80 ~ A~rsmsns
20 - Nafs sreise1 49, cana
" eets Am ao8 - faf htm
NJ aaye lffta - q noNn
- ~ AZ nraffs nks hs1s
A. fasft - rlsasssa ~4n
Mine iFstaK a Ne~ Task $50
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-06-01
CAPS ARE REVIVED IN PARIS
MfiisNsrB Anr Msksna rAsa fsssaseav
Frp-n Kvssy mss~e.@l sr@ fes a..
sfy ryps - fsess.

fns ehan4s in uuf usss has hruusti
*ifaf t'aae ieterrsaina aee asfalIs ie
p2r ffrss fecaeee ~ o. maa4 aefts.
f.e~ sna shs f#enlss ~ sesfias fr.sn
fi7re En- raafg sfafes farss fashAau
rs'rrrsfffstenf go ere offrn rerg late
ia ssf'nz bame IN ~ aftermaaas.
fFen nheu se haae iafHea eae4sa 70
iee rhrfr y haresf TINE e. shaese
pas frssssar so faka ~ aaf hats sn4
assre sf sN 90 heifsires.nx Ttss
Taaeg1etFt Ass revived me caus ~ sar
ni-ooftsfa
n nf~ rsra are gsits sfwervns -
he Fafs eNa wafh rfviiier hnf faer
arr asain'liirf tfs Ths nginess
ars mstinE ftean ~ eeerv asaferssi asa
faf esrrf ffre = tra1
San,e are rarsesl ffasn Afefnrrag a.
Signs sane frsr fhe cesfane. ~ fnr
e''aH'fifs b1t la seery ease fkry a..
fh.rse in rosatiete tae xnwa Wlfh
sh4eh fhey sss wasu
snefher slnfien ~ ~ rratsers ~
ert~,ias ~ fhls tssr b snn ~9na.
tesffsh ~ sieevefeea earraeaf wkgsA
se ae esev 49, s,ia - aaea haouas
snf etift tas rfsrsnine naxas-fiaa
" lafimarY T1sens Eafsaents orr Pisa.
aF'f ia Ee wtia the rsg sna gseY maka
: o. rfifal fetss finserisar phist mag
- a'ilasisa ia = n,a,esnt
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-06-01

he AsTT dsFaffa,saf 49, hsea ia
f'Fmsei % a. herpAssn - sma uas,~-.
whss~s ~~fA gas Reramgslnfses hesxw
tisFif naaars ersii - learae.f f,4rtas
"a frerai eisasirues az Ia xaffas.
Va a. $40 csiiesi as,on TO nnxr sara
auiAsFiii~e fue AID ENtAlss ~ sall..as
s@f aFsa asa sssn wsre seMs IL -.
sEenAs. AZ fAe hsghf ~ the arr use
niAfia wes svni oaf nusone ste mark.
efN fhaf seaete ~ ihs eitys arpmrn
weft trs1f~i ~ . tarnie9 hassa. Tsa
saliefs ~ho had foakn1 skssF ~ay lmsa
ne haihiinx reagb~8 ~ apst wheru
tHp afemea @eru est 90 ffum e4rap~
the ffe exhters wsrs sa3aruN sass
harslif ahle - WaiA The sAsrs ga
fa~fn e. q ~ina.s~ sbe with fhesr hur
etos aser~aaird al Recovered fa.aa.r
O. Ne sruana iiasins cseartetss saa.r
wosk hey vaiAed a~ay ead uer~
esa-a toet aNuaE fhelF viafes r.
frp~t arsse1d ~ barnloz haG1.l ~
had ss~n fhssf hefvsia and aFgasasa..l
a. tai ihRg peNrs ltafnea fhesr nnn~s.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-06-01
sAY cas SLANG IS HARMFUL
oigefiY ses Ate Naas Tra~el ) e. a.
tiae BE- Fsg1rr. hceaFeiaa
o. CiHc aia

Aew feyt iaxaiiy anf ~ nufs.
uis.iallf hfnfpfefit masf frasfi a.is hg
sise aeuf Hs - ~ n.asf receaf asii
nafHu ~ Sire NauonaI Aa.an.s.iiis
etsr.ser - tsnaefef.
ffsm - fs .Hl s<r csns ~ the -llene
ar fAre are easJ f.r taaAfsesa -
a'i'ii4fiaa taFt~ssss. fiaaex the ghrass
sl.ssiid - sbtn3ss b. -ieseenetf ear =
tfeex fEfses fs.astsseftsl taFNfei are
~leY rhdsng -sfaats ~nsaesseallai
ia.faeiries ~ -sssasar in.lear1eS =
-rsoetistsr- an4 3frst raF~ foF rpn-
sia.4f 80 crnss. eeeatry ear. Ihe eIti
laafaa farla rr safs
-Ng caacqfted eGsrt aa tAe rarf ~
2ssnRfarfurerN. atseffiEsr maaaxrfs
nufemattie fs1irrs ana saahlis ed
tars ihe n.utssraf ~ta b. srseeufe.f ~
iis frHs s4a rxaffsi aspset n lhs go
ilx anz eesslai aasAAA
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-06-01

hsnt F~rNaus hass - hsam sAzs 81
Slid heaafs are siginus aaa ruass 40
nffses pas 81 sny toe. nnfs = wefl.
knnNa ~Kgsefvr ane tsr ~ hanfeg
NJ. Savass Lananf hns ihis y a.i sae
eu~e. This srneeisF hss ss~m pirunf
sftry aE~ees - wfld eoimass aarfns
BIS adte4sareas re anf fhoneA ~
hAs heen N fiese rgagart wffh mnny
tiaaf hsse md rrI0fatian ~ fsrncigY
snd sieleusoese. ~ has afStr htss ~
farhee ~ fuur~n n fheg naepen n
- wnuniied ~ r4Frnau.lE hnnnry. ~
az arsi aifarked fhey are danerrwus
snd sahlf - sprnx alspa q nsn. sam-
i'nrfr SID beasts "a ne unnsturnl
state ~ carsiviv ia n.enaweries ere
usealif sallen ans 40 e. - frasae4
NJ iana1r ssafss fhas ~ has fvun1 ~
iiassF savANF heaeis sxr~ps fhe Afrlram
he9Aio caste ttmid hnf Dlnass rentlA
unsier oraanary. nafufsl eaecltson&
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-06-01
BAGS TO xaTcH THEIR HATS
@iN'-ern Ass Garages tstan prsees ZEE
oststs. nss Macy @eswsn Cas-
Nasa TAssr OR.

AZ ~ fieVpr m1l~rfs hase ~.
e''fae seefv ~ ne fart Haf 80 smers
wpnsa hsss ia hese brr trnsinr har
HA'fn hrf hot A. irsu ~ SMART
~paH2n thrs i1 roeaess ote 49, ef t1e
eeft Shs ~in rerhsns a.t aaAs rr~as
go - IA matfainz taf aas Ras has
flfre srv fimrs shin aathl4x ei.a wla
tnNeer AZ rerpssse TIE uafalnrrs n-s
sisarxiee sefy higs price, ~ aafs n
inis tafr tai sa4 aasa4n raa maka
ese far h~rnslf ~ making ase ~
pug~F paf'rrn ghaf has ree~ni.r hs~n
puf sat ~ eee ~ ne rapes psffsrn
eeeersairs.
There y = frmn@fer desaea few fhe
hax fhat is ~ sisppis arsrn eta a
sfraV W. a. eerr sAe arla. aas . tasa-
~ arexa ~ ne rap "a a Tasatf.
N,antef nnsisi wlfh = tAeAa AZ ns.e
~s4 a. ~ fan rrs~a pssasa. ma
~ = ~1erflve shes nsn&x - ~ ars~a
Nfia hfaiAei uikA 80 snase nsSne
Very HzaF4 slse ls 40 Ca - sss d
4.t4H ess4s 7.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-06-01
HOOVER DEFENDS
usE 90 SAuERkRAt'T


washnsien ssg - f'sffnsk nssI
suionx hSesesifes and q axfsls - A.
Aaefr are feva'afmnsfine Amsfsf "a.
gsotIna The feaf kfmiahffasien
ssls rs. 50 In oas paffAsiaf aaAkns
protest 1rTm8r tHheF Wff geFman
aanrs have fsfirn infs atsfasw anf
are ftfrasrrni $50 esflacfloa AZ fss
ieH "a az nsf Il NsseftrHaf
fUa4 ianGiissieneF ffe8teF ~ a
alsfsmeni assae3 iatav sseeFfa isnf
saHefkfaai IA q faiaaiIie fzsoa uefuna
ssauflaa 30 asass ard faef ~ So
slseeid 49, ~ cafteiiet ~ -ue~rssss
osis 2t9 pa ADVISES r.affsesasm
~taerkssai - nct the entv aaa -
sselsiaR uefa4aa sfNiA ihes tas &esa
aeafNi ffrm eieHa raraa sn8 -
ahith aueFtan hnpas afHs4 eaih sons
a twpp< are saeNlnH a atsfskM
Flffssa plfs aeasaIaa. stfnesuarsle
seadiiie sehe sd r.r.ienaesrh So
1tarf e.iiAiez mel have tailnn fasn
la1H'llaf aat1fef siaEe ~ - faa
haises eas arfiafnd tse4amlssg al
hfeiIsfa. eeiaer N1Dr11I ana asna
ssfhea are al~ays - obiishaa
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-06-01

bfeases - the teazAaess ar ia
sini8s ans RESTS fram ~ prsyiua.
sFNes'n's qia8fnr ~ piewsag af Gaze.
Sugar iaAf requlfss tn heawesf 81
fnria eqeipmeht Ths seassnfinael
tarsTdseau pipW oeec ~ fGEmers
~oaia have litsia sgref n amy "a the
ssumpa aad ruaats snd spii ~ = iyplcnl
tane-sazxr plaafzilon
Pc Fhts Fre~sa . eea*se~aae,1 plsw
u u~~d a. Fcffe Miraa surHr plaafa-
tioes Ter FrepaftaK AZ AL ~ . new
EaanfiEG that - % s4s. thsy esa ~
nper9ted e4sailr wet iA saki,wF faFs-n.
f1oa. n awtiys ramer fer lar pbsw
e. farslsied - tso pors4kGa sss.n enr
Efnes. o1e o. e4ch - 49, h@at.
Naice bar ne plaW hsAk an8 fo9th ~
rssaas ~ wtsv snhlea E
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-06-01
ssocxs FoR STOUT woN1a
aseisa~p~ss 10 mssaa oyesrer~s ~ t.
perts ~hp &sks tas cser~s 80
pera@ns styfssn.

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...s.s 49,. - -. ......' 4. ~. 80,
49,. - -.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-06-01
BENNINGTON BRIEFS


~ ere Mrs. rhHlp q Jeansns.
Save sfFifed a. fhsir Aausa % GA
nenainxtoa o. shs sesnsn
ne faanral services 81 fhs l.ts
ffaak onodre aese hrfd far anef
ntssa "a 81 seidisss Aas.e chapel
asf 4 De- smtatlnr
ne eenfsi efaees ln fo~n wal ~
rioeed every TAare.ler alt-ruaas -
EinnlnE tAs nrst Thars14y IL gans
40 $50
rharsh - lssss rarlv ~ fai,~r
fiaf Ssiais a m~rihe aui - AID
- Oa.aea Cross hsE sauAsv rorniax
fa44 a ksfrfbelg iasFea ~
tnllecfion
Touiaia pisafs ssr n.l~ Fstra
rafiF. eafiF rsesIlam ana istn sart
sties fAae heataY plsnis Kramn
~faoaf aFtl4sAai heat and fanrefsre
rraaf aefsrnst ~ transs ianfInx
fsal G he~v' 80 seaiA siFoeE ieis.
aheae sY sss
Nf sua uss frast Rraaa aaa
44ughtef Certrnae aiso Mss 49,
toiffatae sf8 nayneasa ananh ~
y Aiefea feHa sfe VlssinE 81 fhe
snaT ~ Ars irauas sssfef. Mrs.
& 1Eneia
q D. snaersa~s fhal fh~ Tirhsaar
eiase ~ ga FenalnFian eAat asa a..
splesf iasf sgsnltf 81 a. ara ura
Ieaaafa fafEaafs Hu 81 nffssaa
ais tsaeon ~ ~ sna Mra E4safa
Hfens ~ fmfta8re expaefa "a
'sr IN "a asti-xian saflae q ttrxe p.r
era ~ fte samnzrr
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-06-01

Ia sefa@ efAeF hssnaesf
hr hiehssaa q ratai pAlsamaruniss,
49, "eit, fs.e see. So f1sn ~Ar. e.
tsirsTAtei - fhs Feenw srllsm mhsi.
s'siiing - shs MI So Z fex 70 uls
- efip hin - ss&s ff~sh. nn' cara
a. hoaeaf afin.
teaaffg NdiiNr~fif rewr.e
NJ hisaaaa- fsz Gave every ~<s
= saaNfs s4s. Ia ritaes ass $3.50.
Nesl fesi Farty erriasn thsa Kss,ns
fetiTr - nagral bussa 1hlef. A.
ths'e2ai 8a START hlsa whars u.sF~
~e'aitie - naythiax q slem1
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-06-01
LONDON SEES HoPE
~ GREAT RESERVE


t.eaara Nag ee Ne~spaser eams
aeniasors take a. ri~n tanf 49, ~lss-
aiinu - ne weateru fruaf IL very
sefiaet even rrHicai saf mere 4 -
nofs ~ aessatdeaey ia theiF fesle~a
fae arrival ~ reserves. seforfea 10
fae Freace pfess D. nefef sith sssie.
fsritA 80 hn.s slihaa9h 20 -. nos
tna~n ekNfhef fae reserves Kr4 saf
htieaf IN nemter io essaAlisA 81 a.
ffvximefe naneFirsi eqaiilhsism q
~ eseeainx isrrrs saoss propor.
fapaa are xeaeraifr states 10 haze
trsa ffep f,sur - So fa con - shs
lsefa.9ns fsssf slaee fha h.9lnnlnx
Vt ihn hmfais
tna1.ienrr b espfesset tkat Gee
faet. ire siiie-l fssaa4a.teT IN ealef.
Nai make ~ ases ~ tn 2iNeuff STA.
sfipn aRa "a 10 arNed llsaf ~ ahouia
- ffastasl irsfiitrly MOI reEzra -
b. 49, ~ So reserves. ko~exer. n
p femexAea ihas cree Fpeh may ~
sguaieapge@ ~ kxnornan~ 49, 10
shefp sss oeruaans sin sfrtse nsxz.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-06-01

eegfaiuiy ~ znl
- asatst tAat
fumAx maa ~ Nfp.
"a h3m wwa 80
ny rsper - pea
Z, sirs tst a ynu
= iwtt ~ has
itferary tnlms,
~&3 "a st 80
sisf 10 ssars wm
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-06-01
PRICE
Sire KS N.5S
Sire 10 H25

These Tags arc hand sewerl
wlfh meta Rrunumets ard will
outwear any ether low price flag
on the market and VII hwsi
their CDior hhgrr and Better
than fiags that cost three times
a. naCh. 4
Jnst note TIRE nixe az these
flaxs and the price and you NH
want ere for ratriotic display
this spring and a4snmcr.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-06-01
CONSERVATION IS
FASHION KEYNOTE
France Warns Against Any un-
necessary Waste Of Dress
Goods Materials.
REVIVE Old TIss fROcks
Dssasrers o. nee ssrrisss go rssn
lsnssss sllhesTsss whish - sn~a.
~sr Thsn f~.r--Ansus sp<sns
Fseriss---cess sslss

Wee TeFs .-TAe nrw Frenrh f.sA
ions give - Yanse Taey kase a aal4
a~a snS Frsaiiar iaferest ~ ~ tha,
we "a aat esnest. deserves : fs.hisn
aHfhcfifg Thegs - greeiaa rerfsa.
- inrsrtaafe Thefs - ~ revival II
m fashioa vkiea Was aner naas 4,
eesnasonpiafe b mss csanlry fhaf il ~.
esas q teks. fhe saag. strulsts ~.
sief froes 80 ihs kn~es. ~lfh 80 risas
- sasnrf hfasis,i NJ q ~ias aash tsa
b. ne h4rk
Ehere ere Ctinree etosAes rsisre.
chiaess smhrpssbyirs. Sleeve. iss..ls
rniis.ens aaa fanirs sleksf a. thruasA
a. nfss fashiana
A fh4s 80 hase prr4hesfs~s ~ ts.s
egwnfry eeafeFmiag tn esaf ie.fhe.
s.eae sAeaeffs esaas trae. Paris NJ
eoiy cpass4tpa ue-st ~ setteaflr esn-
ssssFs y n~ssssary r. cvnaeryr al on,
90 usaterf4ls
There - sethinE ssEel r. fat,Fs-s. ~.
sFrf ihs Eegptlan fits4es. the uss ~
sAo~ttilneit pft smfras irataer snd
nf~ maferfui tAaf has hausn sfrsse
lnif.
The Fr~neh nrragaf.en - r<erwseuf.
- "a fhe hfaaf striped ri&a sna afhpr
fshfirs Esef apH Htftr wrifps ere
~ e. a1eh aeef ~ texe sd aiss
80 snf hlas Sod eeia sad crsam
I've nsnnshs ars n ves rsmorrd
fhat safle aas sssnaaanFiss~ AS
sEriax snt NJ ~ ~ lneiaalsa h 80
hssa sipthss Klshsr she rrmov hna
fssuaatfiaa ~ fAs tin,s. pt8sh Is proh.
atie. ~ b. haa - foun1auaa ami aae
fsrn ~ w. - Ameftrn frsm f'aris
~sheal fhs,axtf ss 60 SAL u uaef1
nrfea ia fhis oeanfrr We aers ~
t'a4 - tsesra eor safia essas. ana
fhe fvf~ffers n fssAlea seaf ne sAea
iafsse3h ilss saanneis ~ e8ans~ree
A haHfsus safla IL re es.isg fsh-
~ uned - F4gts ~ fhe oew 9auns.
@'su'lng fte f4aef wtfh rpaFastte
rrrqe. eAarfiy are aat ueaKes q
wa ST. niala 49, etsbgssasrea
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-06-01

ssHrks waleh were worn - wna.~a IA
~ -afiief ass q Sac mefia
IA designers Oh Frnnrw mhs sect
a&ek - Urrece. touk ehe ro~re wffh
sbfch ~ afe mast famiisr SOC rrpra-
eased tAen foF ear every -tar usarn.
rAe H.asi eensEssueas ~ thsse snaw
30 saisqns Ines - perfectoo. Ihers
= Ne ie-sse aereilstsea ~ ~ fee.
fanxhf So 10 shaa,asrs $50 bnsksss
gssu,eflaess mere b tse anapsry faniae
tsrswsra frem she srms. ttsr~ - tas
sd nns ~ tha esizp ~ ~ nawins
funif sal ~ narru~. nplp aklrf fAsf
n ionEsF taxu mnet ~ fhe sghfrs a.
frfrd So esr fhaicn
We a. nof tnist ~ 0rprlaa rosqnn,-
ery - eeiors 49, Assays Fssaai1Es it IL
efaf saite aba nsi4 ruf 3 frw az fha
Fr~arh fgsiEners have aa~G ne hira
apt fefeFtei - ar frem shlss ftsf
eee ssve sixianes ~ xrpwu SAD ral8
es4 eEa.isp eraisfu.asry atno tkst eari-
ess grsg gees saaf h osii~e Ksnsen..
aaf hvev 49, th~rs. sg@..1.es ef -,
sredinGi4 wfA eos "a
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-06-01
Stomach Trouble

Mf& Befhas unasg. 6tf Flrrf Ave.
Norfh f'sFshsa1<. nNnnsofn. wrfren-
= esnzst ereies gser uon.seFfa,
nedirt14 PERSIA seeaxA a nss
aawe ~r@sh or r~s esin9 ne psss
SIS resrs 2a1 Keep u - sss hes<
eestinskfy. ! saa In aseh . eo1al
80 laat : rsna ga natntn4 ~
Aeea4 $50 ns,kN. ans even xilaf wse tou
hsArY ~ ne At tfnee hua~. I ca
sss anytntse. I "a Feco1Mend re.
rsna ~ a. ny fFi4aaa~
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-06-01

Wht4s fAif&&Mtl-- sEassr ssaertv
|sfsers4 Aaratra nsw ~ vtr@et. =
y FftA Aze@zrt FF1a arEsne.rssItr a
~ = ~ F<tiffasa. hsaniAzlae W.
ffttNs
fssN NKs.f4-4Iraflaht 49, e...s.
- m@.@N4N5 Naes f.s.e aaa.astIa.
\ - ~ 1873 4l*H@ sefxf 1r4an. $50. &.
1851 so t9sAif n asssFs[ 49, .s
4 :. elesA e.esFtee = " 41&Arsg ase-
~ f's~ "a zee
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-06-01

II. s..
Flags!

The Banner has reviewed an~
other small iot II those hcmuti-
sal AmerEan Flags which we
w'il sell a. long a. they last Al
prices much lower than IN as
tally charged for such hne faxs.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-06-01

NANTN o. Yfgts~ AfFet inrn faIlss
sFe4 r. e9f nta Esfa yaahte4 fgeIe q
,Nfe 80 zstsf 80 eiss1 ftsrataN fefles
"a tflf
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-06-01

~ AssN T---asoeaa ansnas te~~un.an,.
t-Nf@ ~enlst iA4iEf4anI Rer-
49, NNNAafN fsFetaAaa $40 i.
~@ets as re4ee eerlraItV -.
~'~@ $50 - At&@kA 90 Main
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The daily morning oasis., 1918-03-12
GENERAL. WOOD
May Command Army CorDs or Field
Army Upon American Battle Front
-
in France
international News Service)

international News Service)
WASHINGTON, March 11-Major General Leonard Wood,
promoted lieutenant general command army corps
field army the French battlefield This is of the results
anticipated from the visit to France Secretary Baker of the
War Department.
General Wood is in Paris hospital convaescing from the
effects of wound in the from fragment of shell which he
experienced recently
Secretary Baker has said that General Wood of the
he confer with in France
Selection of and possibly three other lieutenant generals
also be made result of Secretary Bakers trip
There every indication that troops being
poured into the battle front rapid AS each separate
part of the line is taken expands any sze there will
be named commanding officer of suitable rank.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-03-12
HIT Them HARD
. . HIT THEM HARD
First Exclusive American Raid Upon
German Trenches Carried With
Dash and Elan
international News Service)

tlHCefnaI1Onal News SerVlce)
With the American Army in France March 1.-THE first ex-
cusivey American raid aded by French
at $3.50 o'clock this morning upon the Toul Following
fortyve minutes of artillery preparation picked
troops protected by terrific barrage fire from
eres OF artillery penetrated the German positions
deph engaged in several handtohand combats which
Germans encountered all killed. obtaining material
with highly informative papers and documents though no
prisoners were brought back.
The Americans returned to their line of
blowing German dugous trenches puverzed by the
American shell fire.
Not one American wounded. .s4ee5.t.e e
The captured will help determine the
German troops occupying that particular position.
The German batteries delivered harrassng fire. but failed
to impede the execution of the raids
AS this is cabled information coming is showing that
when the Americans had penetrated the German positions
depth of 800 yards they found several dugous crowded
troops Handohand fighting ensued in which many
killed, the Americans using their auomatics.
Throughout the operation American machine guns kept up
indirect fire at the German trenches preventing
reinforcements from coming up.
Germans occupying listening posts in No. Mans Land at
tempted to fire at the Americans the latter returning
but the latter annihated their post.
The raid lasted thirty minutes.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-03-12
To Elect Delegates.

There will be a business meet
ng of the Santa Cruz. Club aux
liary at the club rooms on We'd
nesday, March '13, 1918, at 8
o'clock p. M, to elect delegates
o the annual convention of the
State Federation of Women's
Clubs, which will be in session
I Phoenix April Sd, 4th and
sth. A full attendance of mem
bers Of the auxiliary is desired.
MRS. GEO. B. MARSH, Pres.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-03-12
STANDS BY RUSSIA
President Wilson Transmits Signific-
ant CabIebram to Congress Of
SovIets in Convention at
Moscow Today
International News Service)

WASHINGTON March 11.-This afternoon President will
formal Russia of his intention stand by
that nation In eabed to the Congress of Soviets
which will assemble at Moscow tomorrow the President sad
May not take advantage Of the meeting of the Congress
Sovs the sincere sympathy the people of the United
States feel for the Russian people when German has been
thrust in to interrupt and turn back the whole struggle for free
substitute the wishes of Germany for the Of
the people of Kussias. 4
Of the United States unhappiy,
not poson 10 render direct and effective aid would
wish render beg the people Of Russia through the
Congress- that this government will avail itself of
tunity Russia complete sovereignty and
dependence In her affairs and full restoration to her great
role in the life Of Europe and the modern world
he whole heart Of the people Of the United States is with
the people Of Russia TO free themselves forever from autocratc
governmnt and become the makers Of their lives.
WOODROW WILSON"
The daily morning oasis., 1918-03-12
A PRETTY HOME WEDDING.
Miss Edith BrtnAgar and Mr..
Ferald w. Parks United in
Holy Matrimony Satur.
day Evening.

Saturday evening the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. T. P. Brinegar, at
361 Walnut Street, Nogales, Ari-
zona, was the scene of q pretty
home wedding, in which the
high contracting parties were
Miss Edith Brinegar. eldest
daughter Of the house, and Mr..
Ferald w. Parks, the groom a
prominent and rising young
business man of Nogales, in
charge of one Of the depart
ments of the George B. Marsh
Incorporation.
The home was decorated pref
tily with ivy and white carna-
tions. In one corner was a beau
tiful bower of white and green,
and from the ceiling was sus-
pended a large wedding bell Of
ivy and carnations. Beneath
this bell, following the beautiful
ring ceremony, conducted by
Chaplain Eusey of the S5th In
fantry, the young couple plight
ed their troths and pronounced
the fateful words which bind
them to each other through life.
The bride was attended by her
sister, Miss Amy Brinegar, and
the groomsman was Mr.. B. P.
Gilbert. The bride was gowned
in white crepe de chine and she
carried a beautiful boquet of
bridal roses; the maid of honor
was gowned in pink crepe de
chine. After the ceremony the
bridal party and guests were
served q dainty luncheon.
Those present were the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
P. Brinegar, Mr. and Mrs. w. v.
Thornton. Mr.. and Mrs. F. L.
Bosch, Mr. and Mrs. Bishop,
with Miss Bishop, Mr.. and Mrs.
Haesfner, with Miss Haesfner,
Mn. and Mrs. B. P. Gilbert, Mrs.
]. N. Davis, Mr.. James Davis,
Mr.. Allen Davis, Miss Grace Eel
vey of Tucson, with the girls
of the senior class of the No
gales high school, of which the
bride was a member, viz: Miss
Alexia Doherty, Miss Grace
Chatham, Miss Marie Taylor,
Mis- Edith Legarra, Miss Mabel
Wiley, Miss Jewel Smith, Miss
Florence Edwards.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-03-12
Al Fer War;

Sunday Mr.. George A. Ions
bury returned from . business
visit in Warrington, New York
and other Eastern cities, whore
he had been sevaral weeks. Me
Lonsbury informed 'Ths Oasis"
that all over the East the war
feeling is st = high pitch. and al
are entering into the work ssg-
erly.
And there everybody discounts
all talk ofea speedy peace. TIVE
years longer the war is predicted
to last, and there are those who
believe il viii drss along nusA
longer than tkAA