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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-30
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lingefdbr 200 6aulen3er ouf uno
fiibrte 0~ieielben Der Hefrntiernnes.
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Cotton.

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@aloelton, geitern 1915 Gents.
GOttoniamen =Erobnfte.
San 4ntonio, 80. Allglit. 1918.
Erime CRUDE Cotton Geeb Oil. $1.31.
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Sle MULLER Daben Igst Don oei
ytabrllngsmitfel Administration ois
erIaubnis erbalten Elm Mebl ber5u.
ltellen, meldes so 8ro5ent @eisef
nno 20 Bro5erlt alloerer Snbititute
eittbalt. 9offentlid miro oas 9roi
jest pieoer better meroen.
2eltnant Cigar Goblin bon
bier bat ieinen iedlten 2uftlieg err
fodten.
Die 3abI Der Sdriler, ipeld)e
bisber fir ben geiu9 Der 5ffentIideu
Sd)ulen angemeloet finb, belduft Iid)
out 25O00: ungefdbr $500 mebr aIs
I'M goriabre. 9iefe 3abl miro i'm
Saufe oes Sabres nod tpeiter itei1en,
% Is Die Abiiht lit, altd5 sic ain.
Der om Hnterribt teilnebmen all Iai.
len, fDelde Bis sum /. Hopember nas
Z, Sebensiabr 5nriifgelest babert.
5eoergetpanote 2elite tperoeti
aa~ifseforoert, lire Dienite Dem 2anoe
ON Z. September On Dem oie groBe
@egiitrierung itattfinoet, freifDilia
1tno gratis CUR @erfiigu,g 81 lteaan
lno Die Regiitrierungs : Gommijlio-
men bel Der foloiialen 4rbeit al ,.ti-
terititsen. llugefdbr 100 GIerfs per-
ben fir Die Heyiitrierung Der nuf
1000 Mann gefdasten Ceilings.
plrd]tlgen gebrauht.
Naen 2elern, bic nit Der &c.
sablitag Der u6reie Yreiie1 I'm Giitf.
itan0, mer0en GedJnnngen sngeid)ift,
bic aiif cine ansemeilene 6riIt ii6er
ben l. Gftober binars ansaeifcllt
limb. @ir bitten, 6enielben Sic ac-
66rise Seadtnns at fdenfen.
Nah einem iid nnf bier Wona-
te erltredellOeu Sample lit Die Union
Ger GelegrapbiIten ieet enoIid) aner.
fnnnt uno General Eoitmeiiter Sur
lelon bat Die @eltern Selearapb 50.
a~ngeDieiens Die mabrenb bieier Sc
riooe cntlallenen 2alte niefer einsll-
Itelen. Isle es beiBt, meroen Die me-
gen ibrer 3ugeborisfcit CUR Union
9ntlaiienen fir Die b~erlorene 3cst
polfitdnoi9 entiddoigt mcroen ilno
Grfas pom Uncle Sam i'm @~ejannil4-
betrage BON etpa 100000 erbalteu.
Serr Silliits Heal bat Die linn
pon Der repablifaniiden Yartei an
gebotene Domination fir oas Mint
es Staats Senators i'm "a. 5enats
0iitrift abgelebut.
Die gegas Bar aIiociation :,ai
3irfnlare oil ibre i1mmtIiden Wit.
glieoer erlalien, in meld,el; tic Sen.
lelben perbietet, ~irgenoneld]e Ont.
ld)dolgnngen fiir oa5 Ausfiilen pom
Hegitrlerungspnpicren SIT foroeru
ODER announcement. Die Bar 4ijocla.
ton ut Der Affidt, oaB cine nerarti
&c Sillfsleiitllng cine patriotiihe
Bflift lit nno miro 5umioerbanoeln-
DC Hetbtsanrpdlte BON Der ausiibun1
Der Jnri1fiid)ei Braris alislhIieBcn.
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Donnerstag friib I'M A llbr in einel,l
8ouie an Der apenue 6 flint !3ipi.
silten uno orei Sol0aten, melfe Dem
~pprbotelen Wiirfelipiel oblaaen. ORE
Der 3iDiliiten paren proieiiioneat
Spieler uno batten Die ibriaen Mit.
ipieierloeil init faliden 8iirfeln aang
geborig gerupft.
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pfans Der sJreie Treiien nid)t eintre
ten st ~laiIen, lit es n6tis, bak bic Sc
fer ibr Mbonnemeat bis Iber ben !
Gftu6er binams berlangern.
9as aampagnesaomit fir ai
Musgabe Der 4. CELEBRITY 4nleibe biel
nm Ionnerstag cine Sisung ob, il
meIder geeignete Metboocn befpro
hcir nur0en. 9ng Qomite iest lid
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81 Den alteitelL bis M Die Scr.
tiarseit 5uriidreidenoen Sunoerailen
gebort Der Sd)dferbulo mo Der oil-
traliid)e Dineo.
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ben beid)lof1en, ibren @remitreit, ser
ttahe5li gum ariege 5mifdcn oelt bei-
ben Sanoern eefiibrt batte, BON ben
Yer Stoaten enti6eioen SIT laiie.l
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8erfitatte uber Sdiibenara6eu2

Die Gegierung gebraltd)t gud in
Den 8erfitatten. Mehanifer neroen
iiberan perlangt @obe SoIare.
Steanngen garantiert. Ghreibt:
international Auto School, 7O7-
III Sontb Stores Str, San Mnto-
nio, Seras.
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Die gbe lit ein garlamert, in
Dem bel StimmengIeiabeit Die Sran
Die entideioenoe Gimme abeibt.
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Die stlmmnng 1T aaes I'M
menidliden 2eben; lie maft aus
Stein @olo uno maht aus 8oIo
Stein.
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Seine Sran iunrbe sebeilt. y8Gb-
reno oreier @oden mar nleine Jrau
ni6t imltanoe, ibr 8ett 5u perIaiien,~
i6reibt 6err Gbos. Semmerling bon
Saas, Mon., bod ourd ben @e-
braub bon 5orni's Mpenfrduter lit
lie b%oaitanoig gebeilt moroeit unb 1T
iest 10 geiuno, oaB iie mir BEL Ger
5armarbeit belfen FAINT" 9ies be-
fannte 4rdutermitteI lit nid)t in Mpo-
tbefen 5u baben; es miro Dem Bubll-
fun oireft geliefert bon Or. Better
5obrnep & Sons 60, 25of @ai6-
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-10-26
"HOODED TERROR"
COMES TO LIFE

A real sensation is developing am
ong Pendleton boys over the story go
ing the rounds of a hooded terror
that carries all the thrills of the mov-
ic serial of that title that held the
screens of a local movie for number
OF weeks.
According to the story this new
hobgoblin is to be seen nightly at the
y. r. yards and Smythe-Lonergan
wood yard and last evening a number
os the boys had run-in with this
mysterious man. They say his head
Was covered with black mask in
which holes were cut for his eyes, and
wearing a long black coat He ran
at the boys and they engaged in a
rough and tumble, but likethe'hOoded
terror on the screen he made his es-
cape before his identity was discOv-
cred.
To listen TO the thrills of the ad-
ventures of the boys with the hood
ed terror" is to have all the sensa-
tions Of a real adventure in a land of
mystery i'm which something of hor-
ror is the leading actor.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-10-26
JOE STANGIER DIED
IN CHICAGO OCT. "a

The body OF Joseph stangler. form
erly Pendleton boy. who died in
Chicago of pneumonia Thursday NOR
ming, will arrive here for burial on
No. II tomorrow. The funeral is "a
be private and VIII be from the Fol
som chapel. probably Monday. Defi-
mite arrangements are awaiting the
arrival OF relatives.
Young Stangier was raised in Pen
dleton and had many friends here. He
was the son Of the late August stan
gier an dis survived by his mother.
Mrs. Bertha Stangier, by three bro.
theirs, George. VIII and Francis and
one sister, Mrs John ISepipnser Of
Cambridge. Idaho Mrs. Stangier has
been at Santa Monaco. Calf. and is
now enroute home.
Joe Stangier left Pendleton six
years ago and lived for time In Ca
NADIA where he farmed. He went from
Canada to Chicago and had been work
ing as an electrician for the Interna-
tiondl Harvester Co. He was "a years
of age and unmarried.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-10-26

ID. {. Sanderson, publisher of the
Freewaaer Times Is here today. san
edrson is supporting Lous Hodgen fer
representative. In his paper this
week he says. when marking your
ballot do not forget your home can
didatc Lou Hudsen. We venture 20
say without fear of contradiction that
no man has devo.e ed more time 20 pr-
triotic work in connection with the
liberty loan. the Red Cross and the
Y. NJ. G. \. drives than this man Lou
Hodgen He is democrat but he
can't help IT. Anyway he did big
things in the last legislature and
should be sent back again
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-10-26
BROTHER AND SON
OF RIETH MAN DIE
WITHIN FEW HOURS
James A. Ankeny and In
fant Son Of E. J. Ankeny
Expire at Hospital.

Eble j. Ankeny OF Rieth lost both
his brother and his infant son last
night when the two died at St An
thongs hospital within a few hours Of
each other.
James a. Ankeny. the brother of
Eble. was n victim ow Spanish influ-
enza He was employed in the O,-W.
n & n. company's railroad yards and
was 22 years Of age. The baby had
Men III from birth and died from
general weakness.
The funeral of the two will be toe
morrow at 2:3O p. m. and will be from
tho Folsom chapel. Palmer Brown
Of st. Mary's Catholic church will of
ficate.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-10-26
JUDGE A. S. BENNETT
CERTAIN CANDIDATE
FOR SUPREME BENCH

Judge A :. Bennett of The Dalles
for 80 Years practicing lawyer OF
this state has announced himself a
candidate for the position of supreme
court judge e succeed the late Frank
\ Moore. Judge Bennett's candidacy
has been rumured before but this is
the first definite announcement
AS the ballots for the coming ele-
tlon have already been printed. u Will
10 necessary thtat Judge Bennetrs
name be written I'm on the ballot. HIS
candidacy IS looked upon with favor
here as he is well known in Umatilia
county.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-10-26
STORMS SWEEPING
middle WEST CUT
OFF COMMUNICATION
Telephone, Telegraph Lines
Frustrated in Kansas,
Nebraska, Denver.

DENVER. oct. 26.-Telegraph and
telephone communications over a
large part of the middle west are
crippled as result of storms in Kan
sas. Nebraska and Denver are al
most completely cut off from the east
Eleven inches of snow fell near Grand
Island. Nebraska, prostrating miles Of
wire.
Later a high wind storm between
Garden City. Kansas and Dodge City
Kansas. paralized communications in
an area through which the lines had
been rerouted to connect points cut
off by the first storm. Officials of
the telegraph companies said no re-
lief was probable until late this aft
ernoon.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-10-26
OAKLAND UNION
DEFIES WARNING
AGAINST STRIKE
Threatens Walk Out in Face
of Draft Reclassifi-
cation!

SAN FRANCISCO. oct. 26.-In the
face of WARNINGS from the war board
that they would become subject to
Glass of the new draft, aud threats
of the Iron Trades councils that they
would be forced tp surrender their
charter as a bona fide labor body. the
Oakland local union Of Boilcrmakcrs,
ship builders and Helpers voted to-
DAY to walk out of the East Bay ship
yards November If the Macoy awards
report was not in by that time.
Representatives of the Oakland uni
ON declared their action would be
coucurred i'm ny the Pacific district
council of boilermakcrs listing mem
hership OF 5S.OO0 shipNard workers
from Vancouver Il. g, to san Pedro,
California.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-10-26
ECHO MAIL CARRIER
CHARGED WITH THEFT

W. *. McFaul was arrested yester-
day at Echo by H. F. Peacock, spe-
clay postal inspector, and brought to
Pendleton. McFaul, who is carrier on
a rural mail route through the Mea-
dcws from Echo, is charged with rob-
bing the L. S. mail. At preliminary
hearing before S. A Newberry, Unit
ed States commissioner, last evening
he waived examination and was held
for the federal grand jury, his bail
being placed At $2008.
McFaul has been employed on the
mail route since April. taking the con-
tract in his own name May /. and
has been a resident Of Echo for a
number Of years. He has a wife and
three small children.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-10-26
TRAIN SCHE6ULE IS
EASILY ADJUSTED TO
TURNING OF CLOCKS
Walla Walla Train Will
Wait for Usual Connec-
tiOns Tomorrow.

The train schedule will not be inn
paired by the turning back of the
clocks tonight. says T. F. O'Brien
station agent here for the O.-W. r. &
n. Company. Mr.. O'Brien says that
when the clocks were turned forward
an heur the schedule suffered very
little and he thinks that the turning
back of the clocks will cause only
small confusion which can be easily
adjusted.
No. 4, which arrives here at 1870 a
m. will leave on schedule as it is not
until > IA. m. that the clocks are turn
ed back. No. 6 is scheduled to arrive
at 7:e0. which means by the new
time that It viii be here at $50 a. m.
The Walla Walla train will wait for
No. and the time will be made up
afterwards.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-10-26
AustrO G ans Push
North Along Wide Battle
line Between Parachin,
KraIevO.
ARTILLERY DAMAGES
MONITOR ON DANUBE
Two Hundred Prisoners
Taken, Enemy Suffers
Casualties.

PARIS. Oct. 26.--Tlie allies arc
driving the Austro-acrInans north
ward ON the whole IS nliie front be-
tween ParacIiin apd Eraliexo, in Ser
bia. the war office announced. Along
the Danube an enemy 1nOiiltor was
damaged by French artillery. and
French partOIs inTtictcd casualties ON
enemy detachments.
Along the Danube our artillery
damaged an enenT monitor. On the
Serbian front from Parachin to KreaI-
icvo we pursued tile enemy taking 200
prisoners. The enemy is retreating
nor.thward.''
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-10-26
THEDALLES, BAKER, LA GRANDE
AND PENDLETON UNITE WITH
PLEA FOR NORMAL EDUCATION
\. ID. =,

Ron. The future welfare Of the boys
and girls of this great section should
be the controlling force that should
govern the voters in making their
choice. To Il man with family lv-
Ing in eastern Oregon IL is an indi-
Vidual question: shall my children
have properly trained teachers when
they start out 70 get their education
to use during the balance of their
lives" "Wnl nay children get started
right so that as they progress in the
grade schools they win not have to
take two years TO pass one grade 2-'
These are vital questions. and only
the parent whose child has failed in
some course in school can realize tha
Continued on Page p
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-10-26

III tITunuN, Ut, OCT 70.
ReUresentatives of The Dalles. PEN
dleton. Baker and Ia Grande, for the
purpose of discussing the normal
scrool proposition which appears up
on the ballot at the next election. met
in La Grande Friday. These people
represent all Of the counties east Of
the Cascade mountains. A survey OF
the school situation discloses that no
institution Of higher learning or for
the training OF teachers exists In the
great territory east of the mountains.
Regardless OF where the normal
school VIII be built these representa-
tives have made it plain that section
alism does not govern the question as
to whether or not "a normal school
should be established i'm eastern ore
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-10-26
100000 INFLUENZA
CASES ALONG COAST
OREGON HAS 6,955
Epidemic in Three States
Has Not Yet Reached
Crest.

SAN FRANCISCO, oct. 26,-With
approximately 100. .O00 cases of in
fluenz reported in the three coast
states and inU more reported hourly
g. the larger cities. the epidemic has
not Vet reached its crest The num-
Der of deaths ip oregon and WASH
mgtou are between 1000 and 5000.
G955 in OREGON.
PORTLAND, oct 26.-The total
number Of Influenza cases in Portland
today is 1853 and Of deaths lis.
Deaths since yesterday Number 25.
There are about 6855 cases in Ore
gon. including the 1858 i'm Portland
There have been - deaths outside OF
Portland.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-10-26
COLLISION CAUSES
AUTO SMASH UP

John Ogle, in his machine, and La
Verne LVermore. driving the Troy
laundry truck, figured in "A collis-
ion and smashup at the corner of Alta
ard Main streets this morning which
resulted in the loss of a front wheel
and broken axle to the laundry car,
and the wrecking of the front of the
Ogle machine.
Mr.. Ogle was driving up Main street
and coihded with the laundry wagon,
coming from East Alta street. Beyond
a severe jolting. the drivers were un-
hurt,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-10-26
BRITISH, FRENCH GARRY TOWNS
STRIKING BETWEEN LYS AND
SCHELDT IN BELGIAN SMASH
Yankees Capture Woods Aboue Grand
Pre- by Series of Short RusheS and
Flanking Operation, High Ridge Held.

LONDON. Oct. 20.-The allies ara
now attacking in every thcater of Che
world war. The italian and 8TesOrot-
amian fronts have become active in
conjunction with the orfensives ON
the west front in France and Belgium.
the Belgium. the Balkan and Asia
Minor fronts and northern and cast
ern Russian fronts. General Dimz fs
conducting a combined assault by the
Italians. British and French i'm the
Brenta-Piave sector. Fighting ON tho
Italian front has scored important
initial Successes. capturing several inn
portant heights and taking 5000 pris-
OHers. In 8IesopOtamia the British.
advancing astride the Tigris and Ad-
hahn rivers. have driven the Turks
from Tux and arc within four miles
OF the important city Of kurkur, 1e0
miles directly above I5asSlsd-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-10-26
FLU SUBSIDING AT
BAKER, PAXTON DIES

BAKER, or. oct. 26.-It is
thought here the crest of the Spanish
influenza epidemic has been passed.
The number of new cases of the dis
ease reported is decreasing. The last
death caused by the endemic was t.
L. Paxton. city editor of the Demo-
erat. He is survives by a wife ana
child
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-10-26

Travis Henderson. son Of Rev. and
Mrs. T. II. Henderson and brother Of
Mrs II. O. Mansfield of Freewater,
died at Prince Rupert. r, G. on Wed
nesday Of the Influenza. lie was "A
director Of lumber production for the
Canadian government. Henderson
was formerly an athlete and played
baseball here some wears ago. He
lived at athena for many years.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-10-26
SURRENDER
OF TURKS
BELIEVED
COMPLETE.
PEACE is
REPORTED
OFFERED

LONDON, Oct. 26.-The
Daily Mail says the Turkish
minister to Switzerland has
handed the British and
French ministers a peace of
fer which apparently am
cunts to complete surrender.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-10-26
REISCHTAG
SOCIAL IST
De MAN DS
R { PU BL|C
ECHOED
THROUGH
EMPIRE

THE HAGUE. Oct. 26.-In his
first speech to the Rcichstag since
lac was released from prison,
Herr Dittnan. socialist. demand
cd IA German republic. Independ-
cnt socialists echoed the demand
In meetings throughout the en-
pirc.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-10-26
GERMANS IN SOUTH
AMERICA IN PANIC
OVER HUN REvERSES
Six Vessels Destroyed in
Harbor by Crews Over
Allied Success.

SAN FRANCISCO, oct. 26,--Louis
Falk, American cdltor. arriving from
Chill today said six German ships
were destroyed by their v.ews In Cor
onel harbor, Chill, late in August fol-
lowing series of allied successes on
the western front. He said South
American Huns are panicky over Ger.
man reVerscs
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-10-26
BERLIN AWAITS
ALLIED CONDITIONS
FOR ARMISTICE

LONDON. Oct. 26.-Thc German
war cabinet has decided not to ans
wcr President Wilson until the cntcn-
te allies state their armistice condi-
tions. SAYS report today via Berlin
to the Zurich Central News.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-10-26
x XTRA

VANCOUVER, B. e.. Oct 26.-The
steamer Princess Sophia has been lost
with 200 passengers. The steamer
has been hanging on Vanderbilt reef
since Thursday.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-10-26
uUN TRANSPORT
HITS OWN MINE

CuPENHAGEN CNia Londonl.
oct. 26-The 2 German troop
transport Harsburg, bound from
Rga Tor Dauzig. struck "a Ger
man mine and sank. \ panic
resulted and more than 100 sol
diers were lost. q Us reported.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-10-26
WIRELESS IN PRAGUE
Anglers HUN POWERS

, PARIS, oct 26.-Hun au-
, thorities recently were astoun-
!. ded aud euraged to find a fully
, equipped wireless station hid
, den on a roof In the heart or
. Prague. Bohemia. Austrian po-
, lice have been unsuccessful in
, their search Tor the owners OF
, the wireless outfit
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-10-26
HELEN KELLER
TO CHEER BLIND
SOLDIER HEROES

p Los ANGELES, oct. 26.-- I
. Helen Keller, famed blind wom- :
; u. an. Is going to France to help .
. cheer blind soldiers. III | can =
= help carry message Of hope .
, and cheer to bliGd soldiers :
3 Miss Keller declared today, Il :
. shall he the happiest woman in .
: the world" ,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-10-26
Ask War Labor Board
For New Mooney Trial

SAN FRANCISCO. oct. 26.-The aid
Of the national war labor board was
sought today in Tom Moneys behalf
when Paul Scharrenberg. secretary OF
the California State Federation of La
Dor. forwarded to the board rosolu-
tons adopted by the federation ask
ing for a new trial for Mooney.
\. ID. SwcarinEen Recovered.
y. ID. Swearlngen. who has been
for several DAYS sufferer from
Spanish influenza. is recovered
Given Marriage License.
Ralph BARLEY. 81. and opal Carol
Shipley. II. Echo. were today granted
a license to marry.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-10-26

Omitted Press starr Correspondent.)
WITH THE AMERICANS IN
FRANCE. Oct aG.---The Americans
have cleared the Germans out OF tho
important BoureOgne forest above
Grand Pre-, driving sharp wedge In
to the enemy lines The forest WAS
taken i'm short F1lsIles. the dOughf0y8
then swinging eastward behind the
German lines. threatening To cut off
the boclaes above Grand Pre-
Bourgogne forest extends FROM M
point west OF Grand Pre- to a pOlns
two miles and half north OF Grand
Pre-. The high ridge north of fSantlne-
Vile which the Americans occupied
yesterday. extends from the northern
outskirts OF that village northvgesc-
ward for about mile and n quarter.
The position was taken after several
assaults against many machine-gun
nests.