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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-08

Cincinnati az st. Louis
Brook lyn at Boston
Philadelphia at New York.
Chicago at Pittsbure.
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Standing of the Clubs.

Where They Play Today.
Cleveland at Chicago.
ST. Louis az Detroit.
New York at Philadelphia
Boston at Washington.
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pills GET MORE HITS
BUT GIANTS WIN GAME
New York Clan Continues Onwart
Drive Launched at Beginning
OF This Season.
BRAVES MASSACRE supERBAs.
Boston Smacks brooklyn Pitchers for
sixteen Runs and Seventeen Hits.
Pirates Beat Cubs and Cards Win
From Reds.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.


New York, {: Philadelphia.
Boston Is. BROOKLYN, 0.
Piftshurg. ? Chicago, +
~ Louis. 3 Cincinnati. 5
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There is one essential point OF dif-
ference between fireman and a po-
liceman."
What is t?'f
where the fireman runs out. the
policeman runs in
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Philadelphia. IA May THE
Yankees defeated the Mackmen here
today. TO /. Love held the Attn
ietics 10 three hits.
Score by innings. X. n. Is
New York ...1o2 COS oo3-~e /
Philadelphia . 000 Dol ooo--l 4
Batteries: Love and Hannah; Myers,
Adams. Fahey and Perkins. Cmpires
Evans and Nalhn.
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Tigers Are skinned,

ITger~ Are SkuttFo'
Detroit, May T.--St. Louis defeated
the Tigers today. S TO 3 Errors by
Dresser and Young in the eighth let
in the winning runs.
Score by innings. *. n r..
st. Louis .o0t no o2o-a 2
Detroit .... 600 900 1908 3
Batteries Galiia and Nunamaker
Kallio. Jones. Roland and Yelie. TN
pires-~Hildebrand and Owens
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WALT. JOHNSON PULLS
SENATORS FROM HOLE
Big Pitcher Holds Boston Sox Down
to Four Singles and Two
Solitary Runs.
YANKS SWAMP ATHLETICS

Slim Love Safely Sticks 10 Hurting
Tee for New. Workers Against
Quaker City Lads--Detroit and
White Sox I,o@e-
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Summary. Two base hits-Sass.
Base on balls-By HARRISON. / by
Bass, /, Strike outs-Ry HARRISON
Is: by ia s.. 10. Hit by pitched ball
BY Harrison, > by Bass, /. stolen
hases-ToGd, Turner. Irby. Umpire
Hedgepeth.
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Adds Another NicfnrN

Washington. May Waiter John
son added another victory today when
the Senator'S ba tsmen pounded Leon
ard, of the Red Sox for fourteen
safe hits.
Score by innings: X. II. h,
Boston ..... o00 o02 o0o--2 !
Washington o0t All 00x-7 I3 !
Batteries Leonard and Agnew :
johnson and Ainsnith. Cmpires-
Dineen and Connolly.
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GRAND TGSEE THE AMERICANS
|NACT|ON. WRITES FRENCHMkN

PARIS, July -. The finest thing
Of the comha, was tho dash III III" AM
orleans" writes l.Irutrnanl f.ntrafEucS.
the sr.ciaI correspondent nj tho front
for the Temps, in describing the OPEN
ing Of the grra, cnuntcr-cff"nsivc. II;
was Il fin. thing In src those grand fell
lows. with their lunIrs thrown "fC and
their shirt sleeves rolled up am,vr their
elbows. wadunc thu rIycrS with tho wat
rr TO their shoulders and throwing
themselves un thu Enchr lik" bulldogs"
hr goes mn. knows what tn" American
army is good FOR hrnrrf"rth and Ia the
end OF IN" war. Ai tho sight "C these
mon magnificent III their youth. rhysi-
cal force. good i"mrrr ana dash. ;hc
Grrrnnns fled with every leg or sur
rendered w,,hou, awa,,inci ,he order To
throw away their arms and take OFF
their suspendcrs. which is the first
thing 4 prisoner Is told {" do in order
That hi may m' compelled 70 keep his
hands employed and out nf mischief.
The GrrIuanS hurried toward our
line gripping their trousers. hasGhrd
and mad with terror.
"Wuuld that every mother III France
who has lost n snn IN tn" war r"lIld 50"
Ihnt epic sight. They would have seen
: themselves rcV"ugrd and II would have
l"c7l some consolation L" them in their
sorrow.
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DEATH OF EX-CzAR
ACCEPTED AS FACT
IN ALL QUARTERS

PARlS. July "l.--NcWs Of the dra IN
c"pt"I aS NOR than probable here. cs-
r~riaIIy rs il apprars tn bc believed
IN germany. til" Temps %iys:
'Thr former cmprrUrS death must
produce unforeseen cons qu"nres ~
Russia. Hence. it is more than ever
necessary that th" allies hay" coh"r-
M. clear and fnr-Sccing policy IN Rus
si;t uhr prinCipl'S OF which should
! certainly Ia: in conformity to those for
mGIatrd in Washington"
LONDON. July @l.-t'ormcr Emperor
N:rhnllS nr Russia has been shot. Il
RUSSIA wireless statement announces.
Tn" message Hmnuunr"S that Il r"uh-
l"r-r", oiiIlunary conspiracy was ms
. covered. with thu object nf wrestling th''
rN-"mp"rnr from III" authority "i IN"
Soviet council. In view OF this TACT.
ih" president If IN" tr;tl r"E!"nAi c"tih-
rIl decided I" execute" tn" former rui"r
and III" decision was carried out on
July III.
Til" text ur III" Russian wireless mos
sag reads:
al !h,. first session nf the central
cXrrutiy, committee. elected by III" NTH
congress 0f tn" councils a message was
made puhlic that had been received 10y
direct wir" from the. Ural regional c"uh-
r.l concerning In" shooting of the en-
rMHr. Nicholas k"Inan"ii.
Plot to Obtain Freedom.
'E"r"ntly Y"kai"rinhuTg. th" capital
uf tn" Rcd Trails. was seriously threat
r.nrd by III" approach OF tn" 'zrcho-
SluvakS. and counter cH"lUiionar!
conspiracy was dlsc"v"r"d. winch hhd
AS it's object the wrestling OF the GN-
car from the hands Of tn" rnhnril $
authority In View Of tins fact. inc
president "f In" raj regional council
decided IO shoot tho rN-rZaT. ana inc
dc..I$Inn was carried nut on July III.
rh" VT" and III" son "f Nich"iAS
Hnr41nnoff have been sent to q place OF
security.
To Publish Diaries.
"purTin"rIS c"nc"rninE III" conspiracy
which was discovered. hay" been for
wardcd To Moscow by Il special mrSscn-
ger 1t had been recently decided TO
bring tho cx-'zar before Il tribunal /"
b" tried for his crimes against thr poo
plc. and only later occurrences led 10 de
lay IN adopting This course.
'Th" presidency Of The rcntrll "Nr"u-
iiv" committee. having discussed IN"
circumstances which compelled the lr;tl
regional council TO TAX" is decision 10
shoot Nicholas EumannfI. decided aS fol-
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TH|ERRY THE
CORNERSTONE
Of THE GERMAN
RESISTANCE IS
NOW CAP PTURED
BRITISH TROOPS ARE
THROWN IN THE FRAY
Brasle's Also Taken By the
French in Advance North
of the Marne

WITH THE FRENCH ARMY I'M
FRANCE. July 2l--(By the Associated
PrcSs)- oon)-Chateau-Thte tho
cornerstone Of the line ot the 1a=thest
German advance, fell early this morn
Ing, when the French occupied the city,
driving the Germans before them.
The enemy has begun his retreat
northward under heavy pressure from
all sides, French, Alnericans and Brit
ish all participating in thrusts which IL
pushing the Germans back. Where tho
retreat will end cannot be oontecturod.
rs everything now depends on the Will
Of the allied colnmander-in-chtef.
The German position In the vicinity
Of Chateau-Thierry was doomed from
the moment their divisions recrosSsd
the Marne. Frnnco-American troops
carried out an encircing movement froei
tho northwest ut the same time, which
made it absolutely necessary for the
enemy TO withdraw. In the course OF
the night reconnaissances were effected
by the French to test the strength Of
the Germans still in the city and
shortly after dawn the allied reoccupa-
tion became an accomplished fact.
LoNDoH, July 21.-The French have
taken tho town Of Rrzsles, ono mile east
Of Chateau-Thisrry;; on the north bank
Of the Marne, according to Adv!ceS re-,
ceived here.
The French line includes the heights
north Of Brasles, which g1vos the
French good bridgehead on the north
side Of the Marne.
West of Rhetms, where the British
(Continued ON Page Ten.)
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NEW FLANK|NG
MOVE BY FOCH
now EXPECTED
BLOW TO BE STRUCK
FROM RHEIMS SECTOR
That the Germans Have Suf-
fered Great Reverse Can
not be Doubted

WASHINGTON. July 21.--wtth the
German retreat from Chateau -Thierry
and the Marne in full swing, officials
here were watching reports for tndtca-
lions rhat>NGeneral Foch might launch
new fank operations from the vicinity
Of Rheims In order to break up the with
drawA and ineict the maximum punish
ment on his beaten foe.
General March and Secretary Baker
were at the war department until late
tonight and eager for every word that
came over press wires regarding prog
ress Of the battle. Official reports were
belated and at a late hour it was trnpos-
sble to say whether the enemy was
going to get the majority Of his armies
away by sacrificing rear guard units.
The unofficial reports showed that a
great str1de forward should 10 madc
by the Franco-Amertcan forces on the
Aisne-Ma-ne front, increasing tho dan
ger In which the enemy stands Of hav-
ing 4 considerable force pocketed and
captured.
Under any circumstances, 1t seer1ns
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sank the last barge. Meanwhile hits
on the tug had set her afro, but she
stood by her barges to the finish. Thi
third barge In the line, the smallest oi
all, proved a hard mark and tho German
gunners occupied half m hour In dis
posing OF her.
BY this time tho firing had alarmed
the whole cape and cries for assistance
were sent broadcast. No American war
ships, however. appeared to be IN thl
vicinity, and the exhibition OF German
gunnery went on methodicany. Then
two nydro-airplanes rose from the sta
ton at Chatham and flying low dartetl
toward the enemy as though to attack
IT could not be seen that they dropped
any bombs, but the Germans evidently
anticipated an attacz from the air for
they stopped firing and elevated their
guns against the hydro-planes. They
did not Are, however, and moment
later submerged.
The planes circled about where the
enemy was last seen md then turned
their noses toward their station.
Hardly had they reached shore when
the U-boat reappeared and resumed ner
attack ON the tug and the one light
O2rR6 a4lOht' oSth '~-N ''e
and this barge were in flames and were
held where they were by the sunRen
barges, one of which, with load or
stone, made an effective anchor.
When the firing began the crews lost
no time in abandoning the tow. Eacn
Of the four barges had one small poat
intended to carry only five persons, and
MI the craft were greatly overloaded.
In addition the occupants were exposed
to constant danger from shell fire. Sew
eral merchant craft we're in the vicinity
and regardless of the menace to them
selves went to the rescue OF the crows
and towcd the small boats to shore. Tho
men Of tho Perth Alnboy. who stood by
their ship until it was aolaze from DOW
to stern, were taken off by life boats
from tile coast guard station.
The U-boat was still trying to lind
vulnerable spots In tho Perth A1nooy
and the remaining barge when tho
hyd-o-atrplaues again approached AT
sight Of the planes the submarine again
submerged and did not re-appcar.
The three women and five children
did not suffer physical harm though
one of the women, who had been making
her first trip at sea, tainted after Iio
the children was an II year old boy,
who at the first sign Of battle grabbed
an American flag and shook it defiantly
toward tho U-boat The lad was still
clinging 10 the colors held proudly above
CONTINUED on Pnge Ten.)
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BigLeaguesto Play This Week
But Season Will Soon Close
BAKERS WORK OR FIGHT ORDER WILL PROVE
DEATH BLOW FOR MAJOR EXPONENTS OF THE
NATIONAL GAME - AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
AWARDS PENNANT TO KANSAS CITY AND QUITS

CHICAGO. July "i.--Whil" indica-
tinns tonight wH-" that professional
baseball will h" suspended by mn jnr
league nagnatrS al MEETINGS IN hr held
this week as q result nf Secretary n:
War Rakcr's decision to class baseball
as non-esscntiAl under tho. work or
fight" regulations. orders were ISSUED
10 continue play until hlr'A'r notice
The American association closed irs
season to-day nnd awarded tho ronnant
to Kansas City.
American league owners. tho nnjor!tr
Of whom arc SAID 10 favor closing thor
parks at once. will moot tomorrow noon
at Cleveland with President Ian john
son presiding. 10 mako Il iinal. decision
National league officials. many of
whom arr declared 20 favor continuing
,hc!r rchcduln. hnv" been called by
President John X. T"r"r 20 met
"Wednesday IN Now York. but tonight
August Herman. chairman nf tho Nj
,lorai baseball con,r!ssicn. wns trying
to hnvo tho session hnid In Pm shurSh
on Tursdny.
prrsEdrnt Johnson lat" To-day trlN-
yrnrhcd nil American iragU" clubs ~
crnr!uu" pinr until rffir'Hliv un'in"d %
ault The hfnrrirnn !"HEu" urgantar-
,inn has grown ~ eighteen y"nr- 10
represent All Investment estimated Ut
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WASH NtiTnN. July - --CaSualti>>;
in III" army and marine corps "vrrs"us
increased "S3 during ,h, week compared
with 647 thc previous week. arrI HcErc-
Snte I"..lG with the inclusion of to-day s
nrrny list nf iy9 and the marin" corps
IiS' nf 2G.
Will" thu wcrks total casualties
w"r" tn" largest announced f"r any
wrrk sine" American troops hnv.. been
on The hal tie fronts. IT il; unlikely that
any ~ IN" casualties which hav" re-
sult,ri from the h"av? lighting ~ which
the Americans havr b-a.:n participating
since Inst Monday. arc includrh IN he
totals. Th, process nf trans mittluE the
names hy cable from tho headquarters
nr the American cXpeditinnary forces IN
France and the notifying Of relatives
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$1,000 CAP T|VES
FOR ]. {. TROOPS
ON THE MARINE
ATTACK RACES FROM
THIERRY TO RHEIMS
Heavy Artillery Of the Allies
Breaks Up Foe at Every
Stand

WASHINGTON. July 2l.-Pr1soners
captured by American troops In the Of
fensive or the As1e-Marne front up to
an early hour Saturday totalled by
count l7ooo, General Pershtag reported
IL his comn,uaique for yesterday, re-
ceived tonight By the war department
Capture OF $50 snns also IS announced.
Despite counter-attacks and rear guard;
actions Of desperate nature. the Amer
leans advanced steadily early yesterday,
says the comrnupiQue. The towns of
Gourrneues, [Eoso st. Albain aud Maubry
had been entered by the Americans be-
fore l O'Clock Saturday morning.
Breaking down the resistance Of the
Germans between the Aisne and the
Marne. American troops have continued
their advance and taken many additional
prisoners, says General Pershtn9's COM
rnunique for yesterday, received to-day
by the war department. The CON-
nlunique follows:
Section A-Between the Asre and
the Marne our troops again broke the
enemy's resistance and continued their
Continued On Page Ntne.)
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CASUALTY L|5T5D0NOT INCLUDE
U.s.. LOSSES IN THE BIC BATTLE

IN this country after Il careful checking
UP Of III" records Is slow
I'm tho l2.1lG casualties, total deaths,
Including 20 men lost at sea, men
killed in i'li"n. dead nt wounds, dis
';t*". iuaid"nI and other rHlScs. NUM-
h"r'd ".luU--army mrn i.icl: marines.
hI!. Th" wounded aggregate 6.941-
army men. EST: marines. i.l2+. Those
missing. including prisoners. total CTS
army men. 5s3: MARINES S."
OF the weeks increase. 781 were
action and other deaths numbered 42I.
compared with $50 IN" previous weak.
the wounded numbered 465. compared
with 3hT The previous week and thei
missing ard prisoners 81. compared
with 81 the previous week.
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CONTINUED on Pnge Ten.)

between Sc. nuh. moo and IS h6u 900 wit
overhead charges u: $500. .0hh tn $500
hhu annually. Tho heavy financial lnsa
in closing tn" parks and dlsrupIiug the
organization has caused much worry 10
baseball OfficiRis who however. dccla; 9
that if necessary they will make the
best nf tho situation and will turn thrir
attention To eliminating certain evils
from the game during III" period nf
shutdown.
TITTSRrRGH. July 2i.--The Ma
jional league will not close Tomorrow.
but will continu" in operation un,"l
further notice. according n John *.
Tcnnr. president OF the league. who
WAS in FittShurSh to-day. President
Tencr was reticicnt TO discuss the mai
ter. bu, hr lct II hr known that hr will
ndv!sr presidents of tho dffcren, clubs
10 keep operating snti dchnitr action
IS tnkcu by Secretary nf War Rnkcr IN
regard to closing down Tho game.
Thu National league Will continue N
play gu, !;& schedulc. .unmtRdful e
wha, tho American league may do. said
President Tencr.
Rurnry DrcyfusR, owner oc III" Pitts
burgh Nationals announced late to-
Continued On Page Eiuo.)
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AMSTERDAM. July. 2l.--Thc death
Of Quentin Roosevelt is confirmed b.
Wolff bureau mcssaG" from tho
front. according IT, Berlin dispatch
received here. TIL. message adds that
young Roosevelt was buried with mill
tary hunurS by tho i"rmanr. The story
"f the fatal encounter. as told by he
Wolff bureau correspondent. follows:
ON SUNDAY. July II. an American
squadron of iw,lv' battle planes was
trying t. break through the German d.
f"nSc over the Marn". IN tho violent
com hat which cnS,Ir,I with seven Ger
man machines. one American aviator
stubhorniy made repeated attacks. THIS
eliminated in A duel between him anI
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Enemy Submarine Bombards Coast
And Sinks Ocean Going Barges
Quentin Roosevelt Buried With Military
HonorS by Germans on Spot Where He Fell

German non-cumm! !Ssioncd officer.
who. after 4 short hight. succeeded in
getting good aim al his brave but in
experienced opponent. whose machin:
fell after few shots. rear the village
OF thambry, ton Kilometres north OF
the Marine.
His pocket case showed him 10 b"
I.icu,cnnn, Quentin Roosevelt of III"
aviation section ut the United States
army. The personal belongings Of th"
fallen airman are being car fully kept
with Il view o.: sending them later 10
his r"lntirrs. The earthly remains. If
the brave young airman wcr" burI'"!
with military honors hy German alrmcn.
near chambry, AT tn" spot where he
fell"
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Crews Of Al Persons Escape in Leboas-Severa Wound
ed, But Only One Senously-John Botovich, Aus
trian, Loses Arm, Torn Away by Shell Fragment-U-
Boat UnsuccessfulIy Alta cked by Hydroplanes

ORLEANS Mass July 2An enemy submarine attacked tcw
point Cape Cod today sank three barge set
fire and dropped four shells the mainland
uncangd except for hydro
Chatham aviation station which circled over the
causing submerge only moment and
resume firing
tow numbering A. and including three women
five children escaped amid the shell fire in feboats Several
wounded but only seriously This happened to be john
of the tug His right near the
by fragment OF shell The minor injuries
of the shell splnters.
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(By the Associated Press. J

the allied France continue to multiply
6e running Sosons to Rheims the
allied fighting determination that brooks denial
their efforts And the Germans steadily giving ground
though stubborn being offered sectors
Further ndentaon have been made IN the German
Chateau Thier1y by the American and
French troops and almost all the gains made by the Germans
their drive south of the Marne and toward the vicinity of
Rheims under the couneratack Of the Amer
leans, French, British and Italians.
Thierr which the point IN the battle line
where Germans their wedge Paris been
reaptured the French and ALMOST simultaneously tie
villages Brasles eastward and the heights the north
of the village fell into their hands
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MET AN AWFUL END.

Special dispatch tn Tho lutelligcncrr.
STEt RENNlLIE. Ohio. July Il
IJoyd Odrll seventeen son Of city roun-
Gilman Elvln Odrll WAS fatally injured
here today when he walked from behind
n street car into n rapidly moving horse
md buggy. The shaft Of the buggy was
driven through his neck. n" walked 1"
q nearby store where he died within ten
minutes
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TWO Av|ATORS MEET
DEATH IN TAIL SPIN

FORT WORTH. Tex. July @l..-Fw"
flying instructors stationed ht laT-
r,ithrrs l'irlI wrrr killed in Il 900 loot
fall in n tail spin today near lirnhr""k
flying ii"ld. Thr dead:
lieutenant Robert iarnnil Snyder -;
F.lm.ra y. Y: Lieutenant olaf John
Tanner. Mnnr"h"ad. Minn.
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GREAT GAINS FOR THE FRENCH AND
AMERICANS ON RHEIMS SECTORS

renewed and 'h". fighting is going on,
according tn III" official statement issued
AZ thn war office. southwest of Rheims
attacks by in" enemy also failed, the
Sf;tt"rncn; adds.
i;ESLIN. July 2i.-rN!a i.ondnn:)-
North % Cha.cau-Thrrry. according to
IN" o:ttcial S;atcnen, issued to-day. tho
Americans suffered particularly heavy
lnSScS.
fnNTRDN. .Tuly 2l---Ficld Marshal
NaiE IN a statement from tho British
'front.' In Franco says ther" is nothing OF
special interest 70 report
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WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY ON THE MARINE July

WITH TIE AMEKICAN AKNI4 UN THE MAhINE, July
N-{By the Associated Press.)-1 P M-The French and
Americans have broken through the German line northwest OF
Chateau Therry The French and Americans driving the
sparhead toward the northeast have already advanced FIVE
kilometres g 1-10 mles) at various places.
The allied troops have taken many prisoners including
three officers who said that they tired pf the war
American nfantyen captured two German IT'S Previous
breaking of the German lines the allies baed with the
desperate machine gunners who moved down as the
allied reinforcements arrived The German losses were
terrible.
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PARIS. July 2t.-m portart gains t.s.
th.: r>ra.ch- American. Italian ard Rrit-
isl: '7oops IN tho terr!t"r: comprising
tnc sot>ons- Rheims sa.!"n; ar" reported.
in .he official cummuCca:i"n issued ;v
,ir~ war n!ItCr tonight. The h"!cats
cas-: q: la ifo:N ard Gr:s"lle"S have
b"rn ,aken. Il considerable SECTION north
~ r-hatcaa-ThicTry hlS been cleared oi
tho Germans and s.. t.uphrais" and
f:nn:.!y. soutewes: OF Rheims have been
captured
EEH.rN. July @l.---t Via London. LUly
%. Fresh t!ShtinS G""slooed this even
INK bse~een tho A:sns and 'he oGrcq.
according ID tho la.e Gcruan official
statement
On no 'front.' between the A;snn and
the Mama the statement adds. French
attach, have arrc unsuccessful"
BERLIN. J@:y 2:.-(Y!a London.l-
Or. rhe oa,tlchei6 between ,ila A.Snc and
tho Marne after successful defense
aaxtnat tha F-enca. ATTACKS have been