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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-13
If You Saw Wood Each Day
You Won't Need Cascarets

Great medicine, the Sawbuck,
Two hours day saving wood will keep any
ones Bowels regular.
No need Of pills, Cathartcs, Castor Oil nor
"Physic," II you'll only work the Sawbuck
regularly.
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Childrens' Hats
Reduced One-Hdlf

Mother don't hesitate a moment-ii your son or
daughter require, a new hat. huge assortment OF
stylish ,ervieeabe effects are available at say
ing Of one.iourlh.
"PLUsHEs" "vELvETs," "CoRDURoYs,' SILK
PoPLINs," "vELoURS" AND "FELTS"
Plain tailored and ar,,ically trimmed Regu-
lar price, ranging from 9Sc to $3.50 Tomorrow
deduct One-Four,h
A. RonbauEh Browns, Second Floor, East Room
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FANCY BATH TOWELS,
SOC EACH

Fine, absorbent, double loop
Turkish Bath Towels Fancy
patterns in blue and white, Law
,rdsr and white. pink and white
and yellow and white combina-
ton, Economy Basement Sps-
cial, each loo.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-13
Important Saturday BGse1%y BSss%e9t Sales
EXCELLENT MASH COM
FORTS, $3.50 EACH

Just hercl A belalcd shipment
from Chas A Maish and com
plny the largest manufacturers
at high grade bed covering Full
bed size; the filling is all
IN one piece hand carded sani
lay hlcached cotton covered
Top and bottom with good heavy
quality silkolne various pattern
and color combinations. One hun
dred to sell In the Economy
Basement, each $3.50
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CLIMAX COTTON BATS,
LB. SIZE, N25 EACH

Full comfort sire. cardsd; an
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Economy Basement Specially
priced, each s1S
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HEAVY COTTON BLANKETS
$3.50 VALUE, tloS

Full bed sire gray and tan
with colorcd borders; lock stitch
ed ends splendid weight Econo
my Basement special $3.50 val
ues, t2gS
sILKoLINE FOR COMFORTS
l9e A YARD
Beautiful patterns in yard
wide Silkoline Just the proper
comfort weight Special value,
7oc.
STITCHED COTTON BATS
si.JS EACH
Large comfort size pure white
cardcd and stitched, ready lor
the quilting weigh J pounds
Eighty OF them 10 sell IN the
Economy Basement each sijS,
A. Rorabau gh-Browns
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BOYS Pants, $1.25 and $1.50 Values, CSC

please these should AND WILL sell rapidly because every parent knows %1 % G
o.) vHca st Il e1at"Sh Promptly"
CHI ,,rnds evooG novelty Q2C
rrr,a and er,cub.c caor n } to .
Al RoIbsu Brow -sscndHo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-29
Newberry and Ford
Named For the Senate;
Close Governor Fight

DETROIT. Aus. 2S.-Aftcr see-saW-
ing throughout the day between John
w. Bailey. Of Battle Creek. and Edward
4. Frcnsdorf. OF Hudson, the lead in the
race fnr the Democratic nomination FOR
governor rested carly tonight with the
battle Creek man.
Interest in Tuesdays primary election
swung 10 the Democratic gubernatorial
fight rarly this morning after the count
of ballots in the senatorial contest
showed overwhelming victories for Tru-
man H. Ncwhcrry on tho Republican
and Henry F'urd OF the Democratic tick
els. Returns on the race between
EaiIcv and Frcn%dnrf, one of the most
exciting since Michigan adopted the
urinary system. came in slowly. giving
the lead first TO one and then TO the
other. and changing almost each hour.
Early tonight with returns stiil far
from complete. hut coming from rlrtu-
ally every county in the state. BAILEY
hnd a margin Of approximately 1000.
Bajlcy, who had the endorsement OF the
Democratic State Committee. WIS rum
ming ahead Of Frcnsdorf in Wayne
county tDctrnit). and carly Indications
we're that his lead would be further IN
creased when the figures were complete.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-29
Troues Wood Taken

WITH THE BRITISH FORCES IN
FRANCE. August 2S. (By The .hssnciat-
cd Prc&s--morning)-R troops to-
day completed the capture of Tronns
wood. north Of tho river Snmm"
Canadian troops in their advance yes
tcrday captured more than o.n0o Ger
mans.
Thillny. southwest q: Ra;aumc still
Is strongly held by tn" enemy. but tho
British maintained n hold on tho out
skirts Of F:apaum".
There has bern further fighting in
Drlvilc wood. whic.r yesterday was talk
on hy tho British. then lost and later
taken again. The Germans are placing
larry fore" just 10 tn" east of this pn-
*iti"n and arc attacking III" British hut
without making any gains.
G"rman machine guns have h""p ac-
tive from tine ground northeast Of Mory
Tho British have withdrawn from tho
positions in tho nriEhbnrho"d Of N"r-
court until tho enemy can be cleaned
out.
Trnnes wood has again boon captured
by tho British aStridc the river Snmmc.
Some progress has hccn made In tha
east Of NauN.
To the south Of the river tho town of
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miles west Of Icrnnnc. North OF Mari
court the Germans made vicious count
or attacks this evening and the Nriti"h
had to give up some Of I'll" GROUND
they had gained during the day.
Tho greatest British advanc" OF the
day WAS made south of the Scorpc
General IiynE's men arc reported WORK
ing cast Of EiS-rn-.trt"is and nj last
REPORTS had gained F"ntainc- Les tr"icS-
slcS, south OF His-cm-.trtulS. Between
inntaimc and Bapaunr the British took
ground ncar Eraucrurt. 4 heavy en-
cny counter attack developed and as
the position was Il little in advance OK
the rest Of thu line 1T this point inc
British fell back temporarily. Ihcy
brought with them five officers and l9V
mon rs prisoners.
The same thing happened in the
ncirhhurhuud OF flcrS. south OF ia
paumc. where seventy prisoners were
brought back by patrols which retired
when the enemy threw III a heavy
counter attack. The German attack
suffered severely from British artillery
and machine gun fire
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LOUIS Bennett.
(cortinued from Page one.)

corps in Canada, and was admitted as
an aviator and after a brief training In
Canada was sent overseas.
In a number of letters written home
Lieutenant Bennett told Of flying over
tho battle lines and how he had many
narrow escapes from accident. In his
letters written home he told Of first
going into action over the battle lines on
July %. and each day after that making
trips over NO Mans Land" and into
the land of the enemy. He also told in
his letters Of having many nights with
tho Germans. and how he had narrowly
escaped death several times
Lotus Bennett became known all over
tho county as 4 result OF tho successful
aviation school ut Beech Bottom and
mado many personal friends of noted
avatnrs. many Of whom have made the
xuprrme sacrifice in tho great fight for
fr."t",n. H.. was 4 personal friend OF
T.i'ut. William Thaw. cf Pittsburgh.
who was killed recently and several 9TH
cr< VITO have given their lives.
His RAM, was mentioned by everyone
in tn" state ~; IT," pioneer West Nlr-
c,nian ~ "u!"T ,rin tho training or mon
for aviation for this country. and every
on" kn"w him.
Lieut.. RennAtt was among the many
avia:nrS flying over tho great armies in
tn" hlS battles. 1t is thought that
while engaged with German plane. he
was probably wounded and compelled to
land. which means that hc is either a
prisoners or has given his life.
Louis Bennett. Sr:. was also one Of the
most widely known citizens OF the
state In zoos hn was the democratic
candidate" for tn" govcrnorship. but was
defeated. II" was always activ" poiti-
cllly. and was prominently identified in
thu. work Of tho Democratic party. He
died few W. cks ago.
Mrs. J. {. Mckinley Is a sister OF
Lieut.. Bennett. Mr.. Mckinley has gone
70 Washington to max" an inrcsti cation
through tn" United States war depart
meat Ln.l through tn" British amhaSsa-
dor Ia learn the Wheroa bouts of the
misS:ni. soldier if he is alive. \ cable
gram vas immediately Forwarded 70 tbs
British authorities in an effort to l"arr
NOR. details,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-29
Teachers Examinations
Will Be Held Friday

The examination Of teachers for III"
independent school district OF Wheel
ing will be hold in the Wheeling hiEh
school building. Friday and Saturday,
August 20-3l beginning at J =. m. Fri
day and closing AT = p. NJ. SATURDAY.
TIC schedule is as follows:
Friday Aug. 3n y. NJ. Grammar.
Friday Aug. a. 2:3n p. m. Physiology.
Friday Aug 30 1 2. M. Music.
Friday Aug. 90 ,. m. Reading.
Saturday Aug. 81 S:30 n. m. Arithmetic
Saturday Aug. 81 10 a. m. Theory and
Practice.
Saturday Aug. Il IL a. M. spelling.
Saturday Aug. 81 1890 A. m. Writing.
Saturday Aug 81 lao 2. m. Geography.
Saturday Aug. 81 3 p. m. Literature.
Saturday Aug. 81 1870 p. m. l.. S. His
tory.
]. A. Miller. l. F. Ewing. c. E. Citizens.
Examining Committee.
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roucaucourt. which was in faiTiy
sharp enemy salient. was stormcu ana
captured during tho night. The oprr-
ations since midnight have, nrttcd tho
British many moro prisoners.
Canadian captures astrdc tho river
Srarn. Yesterday now number more than
2n0d mon counted
The hostil" artillery fire has some
wha, increased in virtually all sections
Of tho front The British artillery has
been most active.
DcIyillr wood f"Drvl woodD was
taken by the British and then lost II
Is reported il has been captured again.
Elements nf sixteen enemy battalions
have h,cn found mixed up on front OF
les than four miles near Rapaune.
North Of tho ScarTe considerable pra-
gross has bt>cn made and the British are
reported driving eastward from Oppy
and Gavrclle which they hold
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-29
ChaviEny Captured.

LONDON. AUG. rs. 4:45 2. ny
French troops have taken Pont-I EveQue
on the north side Of the Disc and about
4 mile from Noyon and have captured
ChaviEny, tree miles north Of SCISSORS.
according to reports reaching here this
afternoon. The French are said to be
on the outskirts Of JuviEay. 4 mile and
n half northeast OF Chariguy.
The French line in the Sornme region
begins ut Marchclspot and runs as fol-
lows Licourt. Pntt". Petit
west of Ncslc. Solcmto. west Of Avr-
court. Divett". west OF Bots de La Re
serve. Dive lie France and PASSED.. The
French have advanced II a depth Of six
miles on a wide front. leaving the Ger
mans in an awkward salient around
Noyon.
Latest advices give the following line
along the front from the region Of
Arras To below 'hc Sor1rlc
ArleuH. Garrellcs. Roucx Bots du Sart.
Roiry N"tre Dame. Rcmv. Haucourt
Caroisllles west Of Paupaumc. silly,
Flirs. west OF Dclvillc wood. Trones
wood. east Of Mnricourt, west Of Dom
pierre. Fay, Soyecourt Ablaincourt and
MarEhelepot-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-29
West Virginian Held
Prisoner of War at
Camp Darmstadt, Germany

WASHINGTON. Aug. 2S.--.tmcricanS
held as prisoners Of war in German
camps. with their home addresses we're
announced tonight by the war depart
'mcnt MS follows:
At Camp acknowledgements Ihcr-
on T.. Johnson. Wilkcr-Rarrr. Ia: no.
bert Kemp. Somerset, Ia: sydney j.
Winship. Moscow. Pa: Roy y. Hill.
Scranton, Pa; Peter NJ. Coylc. DOWNTOWN
Pa; William F. Scott, Lebanon. IA
Corporals Joseph Schultz. Nanticokc. IN ;
George NJ Hourk. Frincle. Pa: Cluster
c. Cook, Wancgo, W. Va: Edgar l.. NJ
Grouse. Somerset. Pa: Arthur Is. len
kins. Hyndam. Pa: Earl !. smith,
Gettysburg. Pa: Robert y. Waterman.
Scranton. Pa: Nelson II. Ewing. Spring
field O.; David l. Eichcr. Somerset, Pa.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-29
Republicans Meet

A meeting Of the county Republican
will he held this evening in
Tho county board Of commissioners office
in the county building and much iRtor-
est Is being taken. lans for the con.
Quoting of the Republican campaign this
fall will be discussed.
All candidates from the highest To the
lowest will be present and lively time
IS cSpcctnd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-29
6rench CrosS Ailette,

PARIS. Aug. IS. Gao p. m.)-Gen-
eral hangin's troops began crossing the
Ailette icer to-day, it was announced
here this afternoon.
French troops have occupied Mount
Renaud. two miles southeast OF Eoyon,
according to the Temps. which says that
tho French are approaching Noyun which
probably is in their poSs ession.
The retreat Of the Germans which has
been organized by General Won l3ochn
during tho last fortnight probable will
be made In two stages, it is ssia here
The first stage is expected TO be be-
hind the Somme and Crozat canal and
tho second will bring tho enemy To teh
line Of March l. from which he launch
cd his great offensive.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-29
Much Ammunition Taken.

WITH THE BRITISH ARMY IN
FRANCE. Tuesday August ~. (By Tho
Associated IrrSS)-Thc British have TO-
captured large dumps Of ammunition
which they loft behind last spring and
which tn" Germans had not touched
They also hav" taken immense storcs uf
German mItcrial.
Tho British ammunition came in very
handy and saved 4 lot Of trans port rs il
offered bullets and shells which they
were needed. Largo engineer dumps
which arc most useful in CLEARING Tho
battlefield in tho wake nf the advancing
armies also have been captured.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-29
EXTENDING help TO BANKS.

WASHINGTON. August 2S.-ENt"n-
sion Of banking Accommodations through
rr-discounts to Industries shut down or
r,rtilcd because Of the war has neon
nroposcd to Governor Harding. OF inc
FEDERAL RrSrrv" Board by Chairman ia
inch Of the war industricE hoard. II
was said today Governor Harding now Is
working out plans TO aid in tiding over
Snch nlaniS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-29
AVIATOR killed

DALLAS, Ten. Aug: 2S.-Aviatl"n
Lieutenant Charles J. Hyde was killed
to-day, when an army Rirplanc went
into a tail spin At an altitude "t sou
feet.
Lieutenant r. +. Hrnman. who accom-
pa nicd him. was seriously injured.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-29
Early French Report.

rARIS. Aug .7.-ChaulncS hns been
occupied by French troops according
to the official statement issued to-day
by the war office.
Among the larger villages taken by
thu French are OmlecUurt, about tive
miles nortcaSt of Chaulncs: Balatre
three miles northeast of Euye: Roiglise.
mile and thrcc-quartcrS southeast Of
Roye toward Nuyon and EerpillicrcS.
south nf RoiElisc.
Progress toward the Somnc was con-
tnucd this morning, the French state
mont says. Since yesterday so villages
have been taken.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-29
HOME BUILDERS
UNION,
. 18th and Main Streets,
Wheeling, w. Va.
LOST and FOUND

NoT1CE-Wlll lady who forgot purse
containing large sum Of money call
at address below and identify same.
Bring same child with her. Owner must
pay for this ad Ask for Miss T.. Erick.
snn. 6n Fnurt cen:h So. Wheeling. au-2s
LoST-Tan leather folder, containing
valuable papers Of metropolitan Lie
Insurance Company. Of value to owner
only. IN Moundsville car. WEDNESDAY
evening. Reward fer return to room NO.
9 Schmulbach Building. City. au-29-i
LoST-E:yc glasses set in platinum be-
tween Central Wheeling and Island
Finder will receive liberal reward II re-
,ur7, to IntrlliEcncer office. ..au--?-l
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Early British Report.

LONDON. Aug. 2S.-British forces
fighting east of !ArraS has reached tho
Outskirts Of Paucuurt Remy and Rniry
Notrc Dame north OF the ArraS Cam hrin
road. according TO the official stale
m"nt issued by the war office to-day.
South of the Srmlnc the British have
tnkcn Foucaucourt, while north of the
Suinmc they hav" attacked and take?
The greater part of TruncS wood.
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r,phttue Desperately

WITH THE BRITISH AKIN N
FRANCE. Tuesday. Aux. IT. Md
n;ght, (Rv The Associated FrrSFl--
Driven from tho high ground protecting
rcrcnnc on the west and forced beyond
rho HindenhurG lin" in tho region "f
Arras the Germans ar" fighting d"sp"r-
atc1v but apparently with much con-
fusion TO stay thr British attacks in
the region Of EaDaum".
since noon today heavy reinforce.
,ncnts have been put int" tho enemy
line in the l1apaum" region and his
resistance there has stiff"nrd.
Anparrntly tho use of th"s" reinforce
rncrts Is for the purros" of giving the
enemy time to dig in on a lin" parallel
ing tho Canal du Nnrd on III" west,
whether hr will hr all" Ia hold this
limo is very doubtful. His next defense
oast would he behind tho Canal Du
S1rd. about six miles east OF Earaumn.
Along the Sornm" in spite Of strong
rcsiSt anrv h" british have pushed the
Germans off tn" high ground between
Naricourt and the river. South of the
river they have reached Dompierre six
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-29
Transactions.

Emma Rrinharr 81 al. To jennie
Tappc lot in Ritrhic district: con-
sidcration. s1n.
+ NJ. Gray to William r. Gl"ifus. ~
acres on Middl. Wheeling cree; con-
sidrratiOn SIN,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-29
German Retirement,

WITH THE FRENCH ARMY IN
FRANCE Tuesday. Aug. 17.-tEvcning)
by The Associated PrcSs)--Activity
behind the German lines on the Aisnc
and the Arrc front has Increased great
~ since the French successes around
Roye and on the plateau north Of Sois-
sans. In the region east Of Rove the
Germans seem to be preparing for an
eventual retirement.
Tho French pushed on today and
reached tho edge Of Chaulncs. after TAX
ing Chaulnes wood by assault. On the
south they reached Amy two miles
southeast Of Royc.
Most notable are the enemy move
ments west OF tho Sommc canal. which
joins the canal Du Nord at Peronnc and
runs southwark through Hamm. The
bulk OF German troops on the Chaulncs
Roye line have Quickcncd their retreat
since the fall OF Royc at . o'clock this
morning.
They are protected by rear guards
who arc making n stout resistance owl
IDENTIFY for tho purpose of preventing
the retiring forces from being crowded
too violently toward the canal oycr
which all the men and material arc OBJ
liCcd to cross.
The main roads leading from Rove
to Noyon and to Enslc now are under
the fire nf the French guns over their
entire distance. There now is no other
outlet for the German troops but a re-
tircmcnt due east. Tho French at the
time this despatch IS filed arc only six
miles from the canal md pressing for
ward in spite Of vigorous opposition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-29
County Court News
FiluctarY.

George e. Eogi"r was yesterday an-
pointed executor of tn" will Of Su|anna
Torlnr. deceased Fond fixed al Sa.5Op.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-29
MARRIAGE Licenses,

W-ilFrcd Griftiths. a.. Pittsburgh. fn.'
and Rculah Cummins. 80. Of Portland
Oregon.
Edward II. She's. 81. AMI Mary F. Nor
ris. n. both Of Pittsburgh.
Virgil Glover. 49, and Mh"l Brown. TO-
both Of Warrington. W. Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-29
Flinders Limo Advanced

LONDON. August 2S-Thc British
lin" in tho Flanders area has bern nd
'Tnced on front of four miles aStrdr
the Nuef Rcrquin- Estairc road.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-29
BRITISH FORGE
CONTINUED from Page one.)

Alba1noourt and Fay, ana the French
have captured 2Iarchelpot.
To the southeast patrols have entered
Renly and Eaucourt, !7hne southwest
of Pe-oane the British have taken Fay
and ASiaincourt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-29
WANTED-Agents

wANTEp-Three good agents to sell
household necessities on the lnstaIl.
nent plan. Best Of goods and best Ct
commissions We pay weekly. c. +.
adams Co.. 114o-ll42 Main st. rnr-lz-tf
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Fnrd touring car In good
condition. Call 25"h. au--t-l
ToK Saskatchewan suite. davenport
and kitchen cupboard. good ms new:
ON island. Call Warwood 1871. au-27
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PARIS. Aug. S".-French ca :alry in
harrasSing the retrcating German in the
Chaulnes region, hampering the with
drEwal OF the enemy forces. There is a
report that General 5fangin's army is
crossing the Ailctte river.
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WANTED-Blacksmit one familiar
with forging for die work. Apply at
Enterprise Prout, 18th St., Bcllairc. Ohio.
au-97-i
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WANTED-Young man to drive delivery
truck. Must furnish reference. APP
ply Atlantic Tea Co.. 2245 Market st.
on-pS--
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Retrent Precipitate

PARIS. Aug. 2S.-1 40 p. m.--(Ry Tho
Associated PrcSs)-Thc German retreat
on tho Soinmn battlefield has become
prcciptatc. Tho French First and
Third armies arc at no point losing con-
tact with tho enemy. Tho French arc
innicting heavy losses on tho rrtrcatinE
Germans.
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WANTED-To hire first class machin-
list. Apply Saylor Electric & Mani. Co.
5T-1Sth St. au-29-k
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WANTED-Male

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in wholesale grocery. Apply R2er
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WANTED-Stcam filters helpers. APP
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OWN
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Anywhere in the United
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A monthly payment OF
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Reinforce1nents Used

At least two new German divisions
have Just been identified in this lighting
and moro may appear ere long. But
while they are opposing the allies, and
in most cases are battling hard, there
have been some instances In which tho
enemy troops have shown themselves to
be excessively nervous, which Is as It
should be. considering the pounding they
have had and are still getting from the
British cannon and the defeats they have
suffered at the hands Of the advancing
infantry.
large Boche force was brought up
to counter attack the British positions
east of Monchy. Some Of the companies
at the last moment. according to prison
ers' statements. refused to participate.
and she rest went on without them. the
British withdrawing 400 yards.
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Germans Driven Out.

Later the British re-attacked, paying
particular attention TO the flanks, and
drove the Germans out. Then a second
time the enemy troops wcro called upon
to counter attack. This time. It Is re-
ported, the whole body refused. and only
few patrols we're seen by the British
All sorts Of troops have been hurled
into battle south Of the Scarpe, as well
as north Of that river. but many Tor
nations have been finished Off almost
as soon as they appeared. The ground
over which tho advance was made to-
day is covered with large numbers OF
German dead. Just south Of the Scarpc
one place wus carpeted with bodies In
field gray