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what Is 1t, Beauty?"

summer mornings they had had swimS
near the shore, and how they all en-
joyed them!
But it was night, and everyone
was in bed. 1t was all so still. But
Beauty couldn't sleep. There was
strange smell which made his head
feel so queer and as If he almost
couldn't breathe.
'Sniff-sniff' went his little nose in
the air, and still he couldn't under
stand it. But he knew there was
something quite wrong about it. And
1t reminded him of the stove, yes,
that was it, the gas stove when it was
! being lighted to cook the dinner. But
that strange smell had never been so
strong and had never kept up for such
time.
'There was danger in that smell.
, He knew it. And he sat up straight
in the darkness and wondered what
could be done.
HE ran into the kitchen. And there
! the smell of gas almost knocked him
over For one awful moment he felt
! as though he would just lie down and
| die, but forgetting about the queer feel
ing in his head by thinking of those
upstairs he ran TO the room first of
! the two boys, and then Of their little
sister. and then to the door where
their mother and daddy slept.
Scratch went his nails on
! the door. And then more and more fu-
riously he scratched. He whined and
he cried, and at last the daddy got up,
! feeling very sleepy.
"'What is it, Beauty? he asked. DO
you want to come in this room? Were
you lonely downstairs It's not morn
! ing yet, you know And then the
daddy got terrific Whit of gas. The
I gas Is escaping in the Kitchen 10
said, and we would never have known
it but for you, brave Beauty And
as the daddy turned off the gas which
had all been left on by some dreadful
mistake, they all said: 1T VS. brave
Beauty who saved our lives p"
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BRITONS STRIKE IN ITALY
Resumes Its Attack Against Austrc
Hungarian Positions.

London, Oct 29.-The British tenth
army resumed its attack against the
Austro- Hungarian positions on the
Italian front, the war office announc-
ed.
The attack is proceeding satisfac-
torily.
British troops, in their offensive on
the Austro-Italian front, up to Sun
day night, had captured more than
5000 prisoners, says the statement
The British captured twenty-nine
guns, including six nine-inch hOwitz-
crS.
The Italians have crossed the Piav1
in force and have established them.
selves firmly on the east bank of the
river.
The Italians have reached the line
from RomcadelIo to Il point between
Gina Dolmo and Spoldi Piave.
The British forces cooperating
with the Italians in the mountainous
area have captured TIEo, BOrge and
Halanotte, the report announces.
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FRENCH FORCE
BIG FOE RETREAT
Whole German Line is Now
Facing Collapse.
U. S. TROOPS AID PUSH
Debeny's Signal Victory Throws Enc
my Back on Field Extending to
Eastern Champa gne Region.

With the French Armies in France,
Oct. 29.-General Debeny's army has
won Il signal victory.
The German forces holding Serre-
O.Se front are in retreat. The whole
German line between Chateau Par
Glen and the Argonne is in danger of
being turned
Persistent attacks by General De
.beny's infantry have broken the river
line. which is the last water line com
manded by the enemy between the
present front and the Mouse.
American units have entered the
fighting east Of Bethel. They have
carried out local operation in which
they made an advance of one kilO-
metre five lights of mile) east of
Attigny, capturing 172 prisoners, the
war Office announces.
The American advance was made in
the region of the forest farm south
of the Aisne, between Attigny and
Youcq
The French continue their advance
especially between the Disc and the
Aisne, especially on the left flnak.
The war office reportst the capture of
Hill 123, north of Grey, on the Serre.
Germany's armies have begun new
retreat. General Bebeny's first army,
in the teeth of stubborn resistance and
repeated counter attacks, has succeed
ed in swinging on its right flank so it
faces east. 1t has reached Guise and
the Giuse-Marle road, driving the en-
envy before it.
General Debeny now is in position
to push rapidly along the upper Disc
valley toward Hirson and Vervins
through a level country devoid of
streams. The first result of his pro-
greSS is to force the enemy opposing
the tenth and fifth French armies. ex-
hausted by fruitless counter attacks,
to begin a backward movement, which
is eventually bound to extend to the
front before Rethel
This will open to the Fourth army
a double passage of the Aisne and
ArdenneS canal.
General Debeny's success was won
by sheer hard fighting The import
ance the enemy attached to stopping
this progress up the Disc may be
gathered from the fact the Germans
threw in three fresh divisions $4,000
men), which were Knocked out.
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GENERAL MARKETS

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Dull.
Winter straight, $10Q10.25. Spring
wheat. Sln60611.
RYE FLOUR-Quiet; per barrel
SS.500g50.
WHEAT--Firm; No. 2 red, 1924.
CORN-Dull; No. 2 yellow, $3.50
10.
OATS-Firm; No. 2 white, 500
S01ac.
POULTRY-Live. steady: hens, "a
35c; old ROSTERS, 24625c. Dressed,
steady; choice fowls, 3Sc; old rOost-
tr$ 2S1ac
EUTTER-Steady; fancy cream
cry. use per ID.
EGGS : Firm; selected, 65Q67c;
nearby, Gle; western, Gle.
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TO CALL MEN UP TO As
Baker Says They Will Be Called By
January

Chicago, Oct. Secretary of
War Baker has just informed me that
Wy January l all men eligible to the
lraft up to forty-five will have been
allied.
Il want to say the end of this great
struggle + far from being in sight.
'wo years more of war"
This is the message DR.. John r.
Mott, director general of the United
States war work campaign, gave TO
he 1000 delegates 10 the central de-
partment campaign conference, in Or
chestral hall.
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AUSTRIAASKSFOR
SEPARATE PEACE
Vienna Ready For Truce on
All Fronts.
ACCEPTS WILSON'S TERMS
Wants an Immediate Armistice and
Will Act Regardless of Other Me-
gotiations.


Amsterdam, Oct. 29.-AuStria, in
her reply to President Wilson, accepts
all the views expressed by the presi-
dent in his note of October 10.
She says she is willing and ready
without awaiting the result of other
negotiations, to negotiate a peace and
an immediate armistice on all AuStro-
Hungarian fronts.
(The presidents note of October IL
refused to consider the autonomy of
the subject nations of the AuStrO-
Hungarian empire as basis for
peace, declaring the CZechS and other
nations must have their demands for
independpnce satisfied. Austria pre-
yiousIy had accepted the presidents
fourteen points, one of which mentions
the satisfaction of Italy's legitimate
claims.)
Austria has handed over entire con-
troll of food supply and distribution to
the Czech authorities in Bohemia. a
Vienna despatch to the EoSSiSche Iel-
tung says. AS a result 100 carloads
of DotatocS are on their way 10 the
furnishing AuStrial capital.
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Colonel Miner Wounded

Wilkes Barre Pa. Oct 29-Colo"'
Asher Miner w q led the tooth Fl a
artillery in the heavy fighting in the
Argonne forest, an who was reported
wounded several davS ago, has lost
his right foot. He is now at base
hospital. and 1t is expected he will
return home as soon as p >s'h'a
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Baker Denies Men of as Will be Called

Washington, Oct. 29.-The war de-
partment does not plan to call all men
within the draft NJ To forty-five
wears by January l, Secretary Baker
said in discussing press dispatches
crediting John r. Mott, international
secretary of the y. VI. C. A., with
saying that he had been so informed
by Mr.. Baker.
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IL New Sims Join U. S. Fleet.

Washington. Oct. 29.-Efghteen new
ships, cf 9S,900 total lightweight tons,
were added to the American fleet dur
ing tho week ending October p. The
deliveries announced by the shipping
board included the Victorious, an H.
SOO-ton vessel built at Alameda, Cal,
and the Cape May, of 10,1O0 tons,
4uilt at Sparrows Point, Md.
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PENNA. TOPS CASUALTIES
Of 45,754 on Official List, 6752 Are
Ern,o Tbie State

Of 45,754 on Official List, 6752 Are
From This State.
Washington, Oct. 2o.-PennSylvania
leads the nations honor roll in the
total number of casualties suffered
by her boys overseas.
The keystone state is represented
by 6752 names on these official lists.
From May to October ~. inclusive
the total casualties of soldiers of our
armies as reported by the war de-
paranent and sent To the press of the
United States for publication, was A.,
754.
The twelve States showing the high
est number of casualties and their
roSnacriyp caSTgIriHrS follow.
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Eli MDN'SU[N|M
k,l AIRY TAL[
LII s. kAM GRAAANeQMR
BRAVE BEAUTY.

"There was little dog named
Beauty" said Daddy, "and this deg
was a fox terrier"
"Tve always loved fox terriers,
said Nancy, "they are my favorites.
"They are usually so brave and loyal,
too" added Nick. care you going TO
tell us a story about one who was
brave, Daddy?"
eyes" chimed in Nancy, "was Beauty
a very brave dog, and did he do some
thing very fine?"
"He dill indeed" said Daddy.
you'll tell us about him, won [
you3" asked Nick
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NO Pastry In FRANCE

French pastries are served only out.
tide Of France now. Need for bread
closed the pastry bakeries in France
long ago. They will not reopen, &C
cording to tho food minister, until the
bread ration has increased for work.
uen, old people and children.
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British Captives Total 327,416

London, Oct 29.-Announcement
was made in the house Of commons
that since the beginning of the war
British troops have taken 327, 416 en-
envy combatant prisoners, including
264.242 Germans. There are $1,000
German conbatant prisoners in the
f-,.t.r.I X VI -, ~ '......
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1855 Prisoners, 2os5 Guns Captured

London. Oct. 29-The allies have
captured 126.515 prisoners and 20G-
guns on the western battle front so
far this month. divided as follows:
British, II 900 prisoners and 800 guns
French. IS 600 prisoners SO guns
Americans, 24.415 prisoners, 200
guns; Belgians, 12200 prisoners, 200
rms
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'Nall ---''-'''''
These figures do not include losses
of transports at sen or the casualties
# marines
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Relaian Cabinet Going Home.

Paris, Oct. 29.-Members of the
Belgian cabinet, whose presence IS
necessary in the reconquered territory
of Belgium, will leave Havre this
week, according to a despatch to the
given on Wednesday for the aid of
French sailors, opportunity will be
taken by the Belgian officials to take
formal leave and thank the French
government for its hospitality.
One pound Of sugar contains 80 tea.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-10-29

One pound OF sugar contains 80 tea.
spoonfuls.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-10-29

guns,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-03
FLUCTUATIONS
MORE VIOLENT
THROUGH WEEK

NEW lptih. June ALI "th"E roH-
str,ratinns OF = very ucrvnas and cxrit-
:; a.. ,, ,r., ,,,-o .,,,,-
+. ,.
"raihai' L" inc r"Hu"''''''' ~ NV wy
man "it'nSN' ia r'th'' ann NV 'N''''ti'
iS'fatiohS plans I"r 'h''''"'a'' '''ia ''"'
legislation. ...
Which 81 'hcS'' I'r"H'," most potent. It
Was ar '''u'i |" S"! "a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-03
RACCALAUREATE SERMON To
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES

,t -,
"harat''r ann Hht' I'LL w I'm
ward ana "PWhr''' 49,
'hrca''h you ',"' "'''
t'r y" h""rS 81 'h' "''"' i
faith show itself III action ana ines
modern doubts ahh "hp'''''H WI wa.
but li',l" inilu"n"" upon You. u ~" al :
busy doing ''"'" ""rd S''h'"H ~
Him. you will hay" n" place Tor I'eSc
doubts.
1T Is the WALL OF VOC
F'iual!y | ure" yen |" 49, '''''9 ~ NV
word hc";IuS' this VIII Win INC HP
prevail ri your hchF"i!! fhlh'r' INV :
alrcHdy said that 'hI'h ~ 'n' "''" anu
faith III tn" thr'Si. whom 'h' ""'" -"
T'nlS. are n"c"SSrH u "" or W.
Alright in inns w"rld. h"' '"n' ,"''"
will do NOR" than thht: ny 'h''" III
thriSt W" are "'''|"' ''''' '''"' '..
with Him ami ~har" III ms ',"nihE
WORK. i'% that iu'h "" ar" SHN,"' nut
thai ihth. II IL ~ %'h"'''' WIN '''"
ii$"Ii III action. n H"'' "''" -, az
prevail X pronounce" upon H. II W.
l.Hv" don" ;hr right thln". lh'~l"N'' ~
So did ar lnHSmuGtI ~ :" ava MOI &c
t.rrulucs tn" fu'u"r stat. 80 ali 'H"S'
who viii com" h'!"r" CHRIST "Ii HE I'H'
great day "t final n>~lH'.- i"U NJ
MAX" larr, Professions. %"u may lay
claim - "Ntrn>,Ir kT"wl"dr". !"u MAJ
have had rnr,. opportunities. hui unless
vuu hav., ,lnu. something tia: - wurih
while. II Will not avail. Not every On"
rhn, saith unto ne. lord. Lord shall
enter into m" k'ngd"m sc heaven bit
;n That Iu"ih tn" VIII "' my Father.
which is ~ heaven. l.; y"u wish ."
enter in AT last through tn" gates 'n'"
.h,Sp nirs,>lIr, = HAT
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hind the heavy doors came the 1E.ackle

hind the heavy doors came the rtrackle
and spluit.r Of Il wireless apparatus.
Under the strength OF the three men
the doors burst inward. Inside OF tn:
room. two men working the wireless
rushed Nainly toward the French WIN
duws for escape. only TO lind themselves
pinInned and helpless in the handcufs
slipped on them BY Grant and his oper-
atiVcS.
cavanaagh and Steward soon dismar-
tied tho wireless equipment and put out
81 commission forever one Of Germany's
mnsi dangerous weapons in America
hut Grant. watching them. kEcw that y
was but one ,of many and that for every
blow thus dealt dozen plots would
sprinE UP elsewhere. While this evil
fr:,crcd IN their midst. we eyes or IN"
secret service must never close.
L." loft tho. operatives on guard and
turned toward the street with his cap
tII"S.
",;r.r,I ,i,ail--tha, fellow who brought
ms herr, he unused as they stepped out
on the stone doorstep. Hes worth
special rrpor, TO the chief. II II hadn't
been for him--~-"
n. stopped Where TIC racer with rs
hooded gaurti"itrd.' driver had been
was vacancy. His mysterious inform
ant was gone
(Cor%right. l?ls by the Wheeler Syn
dicatn. Incl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-03
BIG BEAR SLAIN.

Special pispatrh Ia Tho ln,"llieenccr...
BEVERLY. W. Va. June "a rat
boar weighing 49, pounds was killed '-a
Enrraa crock last week by George w.
PiugIry. Several were after Bruin. hut
pinglcy w;ls tn. lucky hunter. The bear
had been living on mutton and killcc
several sheep III that section and was
very fat. The bear WIS about four years
old. Tin" meat WIS taken TO ElEins and
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Cornerng tho Spies.

Grant and his men sir"Gr (" the pam
tllrtl doorway opening into the great
room In which Or Albert received his
guests and where the conferences Of the
German pIottcrs were held. From BE-
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THE EAGLES EYE
Continued from Page Eighth

n"Ehc"r slipped Ia III" foo: ana dis
CLOSED Dixie Mason IN motor clothes OF
an extremely manniSh rut.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-03
BUY MINING PLANTS.

HARRISBURG. W. Va. June Min
Ing plants numbers 80 and So. at TWO
Lick. this county. owned by the Console
da ton Coil company. haye been pur--
chased ny Daniel Howard and associates
in tho Fairmonl big vein coal company.
it was announced here today.
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t.all,u., ,l,r.r,inns iuto the hcn1udGI cd
n,rs .t N,u.iir looming goggles and
ram =, rho sam, time. she hurried IN tho
h,u and inin th, elevator As the ma
,hih,, Of iIcirrich vrn I,cr:Z carving
,,,. ,;.,. $500, r..,,, ard 1,,,-t.I ,,rnsscd
,r,, .tro,., ,,,,,r.,,,.;n,, h.vnrd TN their
,.l,,,I ni>i, Nosnn's EAR
r,,!,,. ,.n,."'1 n,,, - ,h,. driye w,v and
''' ~ ,.,,.i,
y" ~ '''' va" ~, ~, hr,d,.,
''HH '"'. ''''' r,,,,,,,,.;,,,,
inc hlE car "@n inc Sii'l'' Nv ."''N 49,, ~
III us 'N' NV ,,.tso,, :,
'H''". ""h us ""i' W NV
WAS J"Iir'" ny ''' ''HH'
H"hil" carry INK N"l'I ~" - "I", "
driver. IH"h OUT ''' nv '''''"'' ''''@
ana r"'h Win 'i''
Sn""th ah" N'rAiShl "'"'' ''''",'
>l'"S "'"' i""'k'n" '"r r','' ~ N,"'
az" ~ th' ANS "ii'r" 'l'''' "'I'''HH
could hc used |" eaten Inc n'rSS"E'S
going out from SHyviil" I" IN" SUGAR
shlI% IN danger. lG\i" MA$"n WAS '"oE-
!ng Tor we'll known intersection az
roads. wh,r" II road cam" down from
hill and cut sharply across ih' high road
II road we'll hilG"n except for its III
tnrsnriinu Her sharp eyes travelling
beyond caught "A gIsnips" of tho white
cross formed hv Ia" roads. Two long
shriiI vaiiS. followed ny three short
n,fs .ni.rrrd ,hc mir. above tn" steady
drumming. nr il,. heavy ears ahrld.
Tin. cars containing ON I.rrlz and Won
r.,.,,u var, Ir.I ami ms driver. dashed
,,,., ~, ,,,,.rs.,,i,,u nf tho rrad whore
,,rI ..,,..,,,,,, ,..,riu,- ,7,r information
,E ,,.',- i.,r,l,p.. Farmer rror.J it,
.-Ir r.. ,i,,. man IN m. cars thc sign
..i,,r- h,, :, u,xtn Mason il
,,,,, .,,.,,e,, 49, ..,iIur. p,nr,rrt Of
- 80, 49,, t,,,n,.l .,,,d ,h.u :,
ih,l i,,o tho r,,;J hc,ween
,,.r ,..,r and III, cars oh,ad niNi"
,,..I l,o Hr s.-y,.,s were not
,....i..I ,, .rb. oth,r Secret Service
,,.,.,IL ..,,,,,,Ir., her work for
,. 49,, rri.b ;h.
,'r' '"' wa"
"'. 49,, 'h go, ,.,or.i-- ,hcv
r.,'i 'i..,..., ,h,i- ear nm
were '"'''"'" "'' w ~, I" ,oh;r
',''' - '' :: 49,, i.,,,-l:d vc-c
f"' water. va. ,,'es''. '''"' ',.i - RIO
"''N,'- W. ,,I. ,n..,, "a
vnr ,,,I
>, , ,.,rLinr ..iI,ri
..,..,, I,.., n,,,,r,I , warning
r7s, ,.,,l.,,,,i,,, v,.ro unnecessary.
,,..I ,,.., ,,.,. ,,.r.
w ,ii.,,; lac ,.,,,
H.; ,,,,. .,,I
'"'' ~ .,,,,r,l, So. con
.,'" ,;,,. ,yi.h -,,,r.
~ 49, .I e., ,L.. ;,r,rd
-, ,,, E,i,rJ ,h.u
.,',,,-.i,, ,,I .rr,.ir, ,burd,.rnI tho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-03

Next.s Mondays articlc-No. g: The
plot of Lieut.. Robert Fay. sent a.
special tmissary to America by the
imperial German government TO ae-
stroy shipping through newly in
vented. diaboncal bomb and rid the
ocean Of ships within SIX months
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

d IsE HE.5E'k la7-zz
.----------@@- -
for he reached into his pocket and drew
ont bill which he pressed mo MS
drivers hand. "nriv" on. please IL"
need rn wait for me-" h. called. hnrry-
INK To thu sidewalks.
The Spies Nest.
piXir nodded and started the. nlarh'ilo
She crossed Fifth avenue. just pc!oHn
the. corner she stopped the car an"
iupirnI out. Srurrying I" tn" corner
sh. watched Won rai'"u "nirr nc mouse
1t was pr. AIbrri'$ house. III" huge ruin
.ycnu. mansion that German ciici"h'N
had turned into 4 spies nest from Wh''H
,n prey upon a country with whi'h !"
r.luimrd t" j." on friendly terms ana u!
whom il WAS trusted. piNI" Mason
Glanced IN at It's ciuS- curiaincd WIN
dows Somewhere insid" was won PAp"n.
crn~ there IN an rrrand unknown u"
her. hu; which Sh' knew had. SOM"
bearing Oh the events Of the afternoon
What WAS his mission"
In n moment III" answer was gwen
her. High up on tn" roof III" slender
ant.nnac If wireless outfit was hong
raised. Higher and higher. with slim
len,aclcs spreading rs tn" machinery
inside that controlled j; WAS "rcrAtcd
There was no need for conjecture
now. u;Xic Mason knew tho meaning ~
Won Pnrcn's mad rush I" reach TINS
hnusr II wnS To- reach another wire
less depot from wh;rG m"SSaGS could pr
caught and stopped. md sh" mad hceh
the means "i assisting aim, 10 his pur-
nose. pixie Mason turned and ran 10
her car. \ moment later sh" Was
breaking nil traffic regulations as sh"
srcd toward III" Grimnol"Gy club With
one idea in mind--t" reach Harrison
Grant.
Rui already IN" message of warning
To tho sugar ships far out on the ocean
had hcrn Flasher! from Sayvillc. The
gigantic efforts uf tn" German SPIES
t. stnj, tho messages had been {" ~"
purpose. Harrison Grant. upon finding
tn. report III IN" h"m!'* placed III tn"
hold uf the sugar ships. had stopped
inst - or,!c- IN, warming sent through
Sayvillr. md ;h"n calling 'avnnauEh.
Siss"n and steward. hrd hurried with
them 80 the dock t. warn In" crew 81
Tho t'racsidr at II" bomb in tho hold
and prevent. If possible. catnstr"ph"
I'm as H.. nuiroarh"i tn. dock the black
clouds Of Smnk" dArk"nnG tho clear
Sky told them they were too late. I'm"
t'-acsldr WAS n ,naeS cf tlan"s and tn"
dock nm inferno uf smoke through
which tho Wet rubber coats If hremcn
CLEANED. Huge streams "f water played
rn III" IiI--fa;rh vessel. am! tn" SHOUTS
and wells Of excited dock hands mingled
with the roar nf flames and water an"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-01

Cisg dalszy ma stroniey 8.
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PoGLAD MA SYTUACYE.

Londyn, 1. czerwca. - Kores--
pondent Biura Reutera telegraph
ie z kwatery francuskiej co naste
puje: Niema widokow ma to, aby
Niemcy zaprzestali naciskac. Ma
prawefn sbrzydle, miro nadzwy-
czajnego oporu re strony Francu-
z6w, nieprzyjaciel posunai sic
naprz6d ma poinoc i ma poiudnie
cd scissors po obydwu brzegach
rzeki Aisne. w srodku wojska je-
20 ciagle postepuja. Wzdiuz Gale
60 frontu oddzialy piechoty ME
mieckiej ciqgle przedzieraja sic
gaszczami wawozami, gdzie tyl-
ko znajda siaby punkt W linii fran.
cuskiej.
Londyn. 1. czerwca. - Niemie-
ckie wojska, w swej wielkiei ofen
svwie ma Paryz, dotariy do rzeki
Marry, slawnej wspomnieniami r.
1914. Depesze dzisiejsze wskazu-
ia, ze nieprzyjaciel stoi wzdluz
p6lnocnego brzegu tel rzeki ma
froncie okolo 1Ocio milowym mic
DIV Chateau Thierry Dormians.
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cei 4S mil cd Paryza ma poiudnio-
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w ostatnich dwudziestu cztereeh
godzinach niemiceki nastepca tro-
nu posunai sic ma swym waskim
froncie miedzy scissors Rheims
okoio dziewiec mil naprzod. Mic
iednak ME wskazuje ma to, ably
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mosc, ze Niemcy rozpoczeli sza-
lone ataki ma lewem skrzydle iran
cuskiem ma p6inoc cd scissors W
kierunku poinocno-zachodnlm :.
Te ataki ,acza obecna ofensywe
owa wielka bitwa W Pikardyl'
kt6ra rozpoczela sic q marca.
Niemcy cofneli Francuzow mic
DIV scissors a Noyon, prostujac
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