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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-15
BAKERS BEGIN TO
SAVE MORE WHEAT
Federal Food Demonstrators Gives
Two Recipes for Wheat
less Biscuit and Cake.

Bakers OF this city and throughout the
country today entered upon the new wheat
saving regulations promulgated hy the
Food Administration, requiring them TO
Use from 25 to 66 2-3 substitutes In their
product One of the most important facts
for them to realize is that the Food Ad-
mnistration is IN earnest about the OBJ
servance of these new rules and that all
violations will be watched for and the
guilty manufactures made to understand
that war and war baking is not Joke by
any means.
il is the date. too, for hundreds Of first
class hotels in the country to ban NIL wheat
hread and wheat products from tables. At
the Hotel du Pont all wheat and wheat
products were removed on Saturday night
and the new regime went into effect yester-
day
IiopinE TO be some aid to those who are
trying To get along ON u wheatless meuu,
Miss Amelia Doddridge, Federal home
demonstrator, has prepared the two
recipes that she has tried and tested and
which are 100 per cent wheatless.
wuEATLEsa nIscuITs.
10 cups ground oatmeal Z table
spoonfuIs fat. y cup barley flour, tea
spoonful salt. ? teaspoonfuls baking pow
der. water or milk to make a dough.
Grind the oatmeal in food chopper
Mix together the dry ingredients. Put in
the fat Add enough liquid to make n
soft dough Roll out. cut and bake 10 TO
H. minutes IN hot oven.
wHEATI.Ess SPICE CAKE.
q cup sugar. egg, = cup fat, ID cup
milk, cup oatmeal, = cup barley flour,
IL teaspoonfuls baking powder, Z tea
spoonful cinnamon, teaspoonful nut
meg. traspoonful allspicc Grind the
oatmeal. Sift and put the screenings back
in. Mix together all the dry ingredients
Cream the fat and sugar together Add
the wcll-bcatcn egg. the milk and dry IN
gradients Bake in moderate oven IN n
loaf pan
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-15
No WORD OF LANDING.
Washington without Verification OF Re
ported Marine Detachment in Russia.
ri Press to Every Evening

~ Associated Press TO Every Evening
Washington. April i5.-Both the Navy
and State Departments today still were
without word of the reported landing Of
American marines ut Vladlvostok Dis
patches from Rear Admiral Knight, com
mandinp the naval forces in Asiatlc
waters and from American diplomatic
representatives make no reference to
tins development
4 belated report from Ambassador
Francis at yologda dated last Wednes-
div SAID the japanese landing vas re-
ceiyinp more consideration from the
Russian government than from the Rus
sian people
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-15
Red Cross First Aid Class.

There ara still few vacancies in the
first aid class being organized at the Red
Cross Teaching Centre, 9l3 Delaware
avenue Anyone desirous of entering
please telephone Miss Moran the di-
rector. the telephone number being 2679M
The class will meet Monday and Thursday
afternoons 1T 3 o'clocl The fec Of s.
covers al expenses.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-15
CzERN|N DRIVEN
FROM OFFICE BY
PEACE PROPOSAL
Austrian Emperor Accepts Resig-
nation Who Remains Few Days
as Foreign Secretary.
BERLIN BACK OF MOVE
Regarded as Favor:ng Peace But
His Sincerity Was Always
Questioned.
SUSPECTED AS HUNS TOOL
sso,.,ated Press 10 Every Evening

Ry Associated Press to Every Evening
Amsterdam, Holland. April l5.-Count
Czernin. the A,lstro-Hungarian foreign
minister, has resigned, according To
disnatch from Vienna.
Emperor Charles accepted the resig-
nation and entrusted Count t2crnln with
the conduct Of foreign affairs until hls
successor is appointed.
PEACE AFFAIR At END, VIENNA sAYS.
IN official statement from Vienna today
asserts that the latest statements of the
French Premier, NJ Clcmcnceau, CON
cerning conversations between AUSTRIA
and France regarding the possibility OF
opening peace negotiations do not after
the situation rs regards the majority oi
Count Czcrnn's declarations. The Aus
trian foreign minister, the communca-
tion states, is unable 10 state who Is re-
snonsihlc for delivering to the French
what i said tn have been "A forged letter,
substituted for the letter which was to
have been delivered Neither Prince six
tns. whose character is beyond specua-
ton. nor anv ono else is accused of faisl-
fication The statement concludes:
''Thc affair is herewith declared to
be ut an end
The recent publication hy the French
government of the futile peace appeal sent
out bv Emperor Charles Of Austrla-Hun-
gary in March. 1917, and the efforts Of the
emperor and the Austro-fiungarian For
cign Office 10 explain this letter 10 the
satisfaction OF Germany and the German
emperor. probably were the most potent
influence in bringing about the resig-
nation Of the count
Count Czernln was appointed foreign
minister on December %, 1916, IN sue
cession to Baron Burian. and he has been
very active in attempting to bring about
peace. and the moderate tone OF ms
speeches has been in sharp contrast with
that Of the German chancellors and for
cign secretaries However his partici-
patton in the forced peace upon Russia
as we'll ~ that upon Rumanla did not show
that his actions kept step with his words.
HIS SING ERTTY q UEsTIoNEp.
In the peace offensive 81 The present
wear, Count Czcrnin. in the Austrian
Reichsrath on january > suggested an
exchange of views between Austrla-Hun-
gary and the United States. lie an
Continued on page .
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-15
u-BoAT KILLS ) CHILDREN,
AssnciaIcd press Id EAerv ENoninR

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
Washington, April 15.--Three children
were killed when the German submarine
bombarded the port OF Monroyia, capital
Of Liberia, on April 10. the State Depart
ment was advised III report today from
American Charge Bundy Three per-
sons were injured
The bombardment followed a demand
upon the Liberian government that it
destroy the French wireless station at
Monroyia
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-15
3 SOLDIERS DEAD,
45 HURT. IN WRECK
Rail Splits Under Thirteen-Car
Train, Carrying Camp Upton,
New York, Men.
By Associated Press to Every Evening

New York, April l5.-Three soldiers
were killed, ten seriously injured and
slightly injured early today in a wrecl, on
the Long island Railroad near Central
Islip, N. Y. All of the dead and injured
are said to be stationed mt Camp Upton
at Yaphank, N y.
A car near the middle of the thirteen
car train jumped the track taking four
others with it, The accident is believed
to have been caused by a split rail. The
injured were removed to the State hospital
at Central Islip and to hospitals al Camp
Upton
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-15
EXPLOSION ON CYCLOpS.
Baltimore Member of Crew Wrote Father
of Accident to the Big Collier
lted Press 20 EVory Evening

= 7 tNE'3' = = - = FNRttEle
Baltimore, Md, April 15-One of the
members Of the crew Of the naval collier
CYclops reported missing last night was
Thomas Y Ice OF tins city.
lIis father, John + Lee said today
his son 10 a letter received several weeks
ago spoke OF an explosion on board the
Cyclops, and said repairs could not be
made until they arrived ut Philadelphia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-15
DU POINTS BUY HOTEL.
Take Over Colonial at Penn s
Grove as clearinghouse
for Supervisors.

The Bavarian Brewing Co. of this city
has sold the Colonial Hotel, at Penn
Grove. n j.. To T.. l. du Pont de Nemours
& Co. for S25.000
Felix Montferuni. lessee, will vacate
May |, when the du Points will convert
the building into a boarding house for
Supervisors.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-15
DIVORCES GRANTED.
Kent County Court Met in State House
for First Time Since 1873.
poclai Dispatch 70 Every Evening

Special DISPATCH % ETeTy EVcnIng
Dover. April 15.-Because Of the
lnproycrueuts being made to the Court
House here, the Kent county courts. a
tic opening Of the tpril term today met
Ia the state House for the first time since
1873. Chief Justice Penncwlll and Judge
Botce arc on the bench
The morning session was devoted to
divorce cases. DEGREES nisi being granted in
the following cases: William d. Trader vs..
Martha +. Trader; Elmer Ubert vs..
Maud Ubert: Ann G.. Truitt vs.. George ID.
1ruitf
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-15
Amtsements tonight

t,AvrtCk NaudENtiiS.
out4,r1--"I les AiScrablcS
Majestic he honor ct ttl> tome
XfCtoria--'- The Business OF Lafe.
NaNoy -''frh be Belgian
piaV Vhouse- No attraction
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-15

We use oak tanned sole leather Star
Shoe Repairing Co, ITO delaware Ave
Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-15
Weather Forecast

M Associated Press 70 Every Evening
washington April i5--wcather forecast
Fa{- Gonigh, ana Tuesday light north
v ,ndS becoming south,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-15
TUESDAY.
No wheat bread for supper

Observation-Disclosures
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-15

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-06-13
Local and Personal News Notes

Mrs. Alike Fuchs Was an arrival
from Charleston Saturday evening.
Stylish glasses that fit your
eyes, nose, and face az Sfouler s.
For building plans Of all kinds
see Hunter at the Prairie Lumber
Co.
Nd Denton was . passenger fog
Lewiston Friday, returning Mon
day.
Uhns. Williams aud wife were
over from the lio country Mon.
day.
ron sALE-AI Jersey COW.
fresh Madison Lumber Co, Nex-
perez
A good number from this viei-
nifty attended the 10 picnic yes
ierday.
AZ. w. Walters returned Mon
day from a trip 10 Lewiston and
Asotin.
Joe Beakley returned to Lewis
ton Tuesday after q short visit IN
Nexpcrce.
YOUR Chautauqua program Is
ready for you % IseOs or De-
Moude q.
For quick and careful dray ser
vice call Bcrry-as Donovan >
hardware. e.
Bread like mother used te make
liz best gotten from Gold Stand.
ard Flour.
+. l.. Chamberlain was a bus
mess visitor in this city yesterday
from Peek.
Leo Robertson and wife return
ed home Monday from visit to
Cottonwood.
We can handle your bulk grain
wheat and barley. Nezperce
Roller Mills.
Prairie Lumber Co., headquar-
sers for the best Utah and Rock
Springs Coal.
Take your car troubles to the
Dant's service garage the old
HtiEtH VIaNt.
Medved's artificial ice from
Nexperce's crystal water-always
ready for you.
The Nezperce Garage car expert
win do your job right and the
charge Is fair.
Place your orders now for your
winter coal supply with the Prai-
RE Lumber Go.
It viii pay you to figure with
Jake, the plumber, II you have any
work IN his line.
Rev. Claude Il. Martin filled the
pulpit az the Methodist church IN
Lewiston Sunday.
Chick and scratch food--thc
Gold Standard brand at the Nez
perez Roller Mills.
shoes are high. Save the old
ones hy having them repaired at
A. r. Fixes shop.
Horace and Elmer Mitchell took
part Ia the buckinn contest at the
10 picnic yesterday
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-06-13

- Sunday.
Jake. she plumber
Nick Lair sells IL Cor less.
Coed weather - kill weeds
See the cedar chests NJ Lair =
big line racket goods at Lair :
sl5O gets The Herald cue year
Gold standard. the real quality
flour.
Ivan.
NyaIs Root Comp FOR the
kidneys
stallion breeding records Al this
office. Use.
Il goes further Gold Stand
ard Flour.
Get your Chantauqua hat at
Afrw. Fishers.
FOR SALE Fresh Jersey COW,
A. q. Roper.
Hens and pallets wanted Al the Peo'
Plies Market q.
X. Henpy was q Nollmcr Wis.
ifur Monday.
A real ear expert az the Nex-
perez Garage. II.
Long or short hnuls quick Ber-
ry's dray line. Il.
Wall paper 81 Lair =, where yon
get II for less.
Clarence Topper was q Foress
visitor Tuesday
Banker +. Wicn@ il a Spokane
visitor this week.
Get your Chautauqua season
ticket now 1916.
(;o-carts at LARS, aud you can
get them for less.
E'irsE-class cobbler at the A. X.
Ifike harness store.
G. +. Thomas and family spent
Sunday in Lewiston.
]. II. Mitchell was g passenger
Tor Lewiston Friday.
Earl Wagner left Saturday for
the Pomeroy country.
Barley fiour now on tap at the
Nezperce Roller Mills
Get Jake, the plumber 20 make
your sewer connections
Clifford johnson was q passen-
gen Tor Spokane Tuesday.
Jake Fuchs went 10 Spokane
Saturday for a short visit.
Bob Near il 4 visitor 20 the Wal
In Walla country this week.
Grain tanks and elevators-see
plans at Prairie Lumber 90:
Save that shoe. Have II re-
paired right AT A. r. Fixes.
Take your ear troubles TO the
old reliable Nezpcrcn Garage.
Furniture and rugs at Lair y,
and you can get them for less
The pureat Ice Medved makes
II every day. Hen supply you.
Take your poultry 20 the Peoples
Market and ger best mefket prices g.
I'd Jenkins returned Sunday
evening from a visit 10 Lewiston
Inquire for tha best Hil0 on tne
prmlrae NJ the Prairie Lumber 90.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-25
TEACH CANNING WITH
LESS SUGAR SYSTEM

Conservation Swcets" will boz tho
ti,lo me- well as the fact uf To- dem
OnstHtiou given Saturday afternoon
al 2'o.cluck in the dom seitiC science
lahOratory Of tho oll high school
building by Mirs ElsIo Garter. city
home demonstration agent The ob-
iect of oiho lecture .ls 90 teach AZ
Tulsa women who caro- 90 learn. how
90 make sweets Without the uge OF
guEar
a maximum Of canning with e.
mipknum of sugar ais tho slogan
MiSF carter has adopted This year
and is. rapidly succeeding in show
ing Tulsa women how 20 apply o.
Sho makes an manner ~ Sweet
things tp eut by the us. uf Nrups.
and makes them ttstr just aa ruui
Dee iuEt BR uourIshing ua though
f,lcd with sugar. anI the saving 8.
thoroughly upprppiHhl, Tho course
of sS lessons she is FivinE Tor tho
benefit OF Tulsa housewives. na vrII
8s for ih, benefit ot ihr country. mo
fee FOR amy woman Who wishes tu
attend
Here nr6 some OF the Things .hr
will demonstrate saturday after
noon Spirc uukr. urn0r pudding
fruit syrup without agrur. sauces
without sugar
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-25
ROBERTSON STIRRED
UP A HORNETS NEST


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.rAH. .I.HH.. Itr the Fuuerrn
fnr.,. nomination stirred ,.r.. , r.ii.
Diam. .......
.''s N'"N' WIG"
h' .N.H.i Dol. campaign ln Tulsa hl
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held .r,f. .fs... ... tb,. s,,. ,,,s
s.,t.,. ...-.t.. ,. 80 -
.''.". ''N''a %. inc h'noF
or the NH..fe Ii.s dcnuncnuun ~
this class uf candidates covered only
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-25
roo DAMP FOR FUND
DRIVE; TO A FINISH
,notlier Rad DaN Made Completion
Of Work Impossible; Move on
Entire CITY To-day
TULSA MUST PUT IT OVER
lggcst Ihing tho City Has Ever
CndortAk ken, and II Means Much
20 Every GtiLCn,

Rain again lntcrfercd with me
uccess OF the camps4gn for me
100000 fund tor the confederate
eterans reunion and IL viii bo nee.
rstry 60 Cunuuu, the drive today
nd possibly tomorrow. s. ~. klng.
go. director OF the campaign am
touuccd last night Total subscrlp-
IONS had not been abuiRted last
uKht and no report could he ~ on
,ut lt WAS estimated the fund 10
,eor the half way mark.
Meetings of various classes ~
business men In the city viii hc he'd
nday aud many merchants who have
rot vet contributed 90 the fund VIII
lo NO. Others viii incrcau9a hclf
.unatlOns 49,.
The flying squadron under MAJ.
Al Farmer has not been very hcuNe
.rt but this team ~ expected 10 F@
uto The fight today and have an enc
1uraginE report to make before th'
nd oi the day.
Women Doing Fine.
Work of womcn's teams under
Hrs ora IAghtner Frost again fet-
tIted the reports " the luncheon OF
workers. at Hotel Tulsa yesterday
ne women are doing splendid work
n the campaign and as zach % the
aptains read her report yesterday
he was roundly cheered hy those
present.
=. NJ Bohn police and fire cons
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-25
AMERICAN CATTlEMEh
RESCUED BY FE0ERAlS

EAGLE PASS. Texas, July a.
Nat Malone and Sam @Berksdale'
American cattlemen who had been
held for ransom by Mexican bandits.
returned to their homes near here
after having hsen rescued by
Mexican federal tro6ss. who pur-
sued the bandits into tho mountains
south OF the border here Seven
bandits we're killed by the fedorala.
There we're hu federal casualties.
Malone and BarkHdale had been held
by the outlaws for several days, the
bandits demanding $500 ransom.
y Yeatorday an arrangement was made
whereby tho money WIS TO be lett NJ
"a certain point In the mountains.
General peraldi. Mexican commRn-
der At picdrns NegraH. Opposite
Eagle Pass. having been apprised of
tho plan. sent troops 20 the scene.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-25

yisitors Will come ftom there. Other
towns In the south are Planning tD
sehd large delegations A trE. '.I.
ondo delegation ia coming. he Al1
headed by the goyoruur uf inr state
General Forrest urged a1. ofu..ug
Of the reunion lie Hggus,i tm.
letterheAds and envelope uf U. It
business firms and rrsarH .Urr,a
pondenco a. far As possible uea. s
slogan calling Attention 90 the Is
union.
Justice Ire Daniel SON or "a D..
federntc veteran. and now % n.Irl.s
In the aAuouhl army. aroused f..
enthusiasm uf ih.r workers Iu %
short address lie said that sa.
der, no matter What war he had
fought In. appreciated the respects
paid TO him
with the view of swelling the fund
"A musical progtW under tho dirrc.
tlon ~ Mrs Fros. was given In tho
lobby ~ Hotel Tulsa last night 4
large number uf sIhseuptous were
made following patriotic address
by Lee DauitI
Iinc Musical Program.
Tho musical program was greatly
enjoyed by the crowd who applaudua
every number generously Art4UH
Dickson 'he Ioul Harry lauder.
sang The Itrgcrs' and three al
LADDERS songs u Love Co BE "a
enI IlOr 'Im Going 10 Marry AIRY"
and Well All Go Hame tho same
Way Miss Ethelyu Carpenter sang
God BE with our BOYS Tonight" d"
and Little Mother ot Mine" Miss
Caroline Smith uf Tho high school
glee club sang Prom the Land OF
the SKY Blue Water and SAY
Prayer f0r our Hps Tonight"
Harry n Rogers viii Boz the speak
er az the luncheon today All work
ers are requested ,1 bo present As
plans are 20 te announced with the
purpose Of ending the cfmpaign to-.
night II possible More than two
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-25

Those skcptics who ask what the
United States government has dono
and Il doing In this great war should
visit the theator whore the first Off
ciel United states films "Pcrshtng'a y
Crusaders" will be shown Ho
would indeed bc q cnrping critic
who after viewing these pictures.
rould find fault These are the most
wonderful of an war pictures cNhib-
itcd IN this country since the com.
mencement OF the great struggle for
world democracy Nothing before
over shown ON the screen has given
90 good an idea ~ tho size OF the
task on the hands ~ the United
states government Not only does
one got birds Cye view ~ tho war
az n rs now IN progress. but also the
many activities in connection with
the beginning and carrying on OF
the same Drawings ana photographs
atc first thrown ON the screen toll
Ing tho story OF GcrWany'H nEErev-
sion and character with tho mailed
fist of the kaiser rising to crush the
heart OF France. These pictures in
gludc Wow of the submarine
Deutschland tn American waters
Th,n comes tho story OF how the
army s fod Farming and food are
of vast Importance Every detail OF
tho making OF munitions and OF the
great and small guns ls fully de-
pirtcd Aviation camps are shown
With tho Nirrs 100 training ana just
what they must accomplish in this
great daring feature uf war The
soldiers are seen ON their way "
tho front line trenches. and thrin
goes through TIN gudicnoo us thoy
prepare for tho opening OF gun bat.
re These pictures are presented 10y
.ns committee ON public infogma
...r. George Crrpl chairman
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-25
AM MERICANS AND
FRENCH ADVANCE
oqNANUrD rnou rA0r on

uQNasNuFp FROM PAGE uNE
thor eastward toward that part OF
ihe Sul.Huua. Chateau TIlprH rail
way limo thSt lt sum bon the hands uf'
ihH tH,wv. ana further south uiuur
. both HltH ~ the Durtu river and
i'.H road leading to ryrr.pu Tprtp-
uoIF. bcrmaut.s great atorchuuao Cor
iho supply OF unr troops Go tht south.
important uynrtBuuuH into rUrwN
held territory have bc'u wtdo until
the maximum point whore tuu AllirH
arc fighting near toinDv iE about tcu
and ono. holC mllca from their point
Lot departure i,Hl rhusjaN
Huns Remove Materials
I'm tho Marine region north of cha
.toIu ThrrN the Americans and
rrunrh hnNc met with tho ucrr'Nt
Aiud ot resistance tur here the tct
man machine puncra aHi infantry
mor nrr striving hard to sisN their
progress, I'm an CndctNur Go uHtriunto
large numbers ot tho German forces
who are An danger ot capture. and
also tn save part OF the gropt number
of guns ana quantities OF war ma.
trfills which it's impossible Co set
dut except by the high roads over
tho uuduntlng and wooded $ouutry
1.-The advantage IN tho fighting
.hfWcyor has rcsted with the anal
gumated allied troops, who have
pushed on northward past the vi
Iugo Of Eplcds and oustod the Ger.
mans from tho greater part or the
Chntolct forest
Cannon Arc Taken.
Along the Marne at several points.
notably ln tho region OF ChRrteVoh
and bulronne and further cast AT
Trgloup the allies have put the
northern bank OF the Marne further
behind them iu advances and cap
turcd large number ~ cannon and
machine guns and considerable war
materials
In tho region hetveon the Marno
and Rheims. where the German
crown prince has brouEht forward
large numbers of picked reintorceS
menta 20 stay the British, French
and Italians. his warriors are meet
ing with hard usage. Following up
thrAdvances of the French and ltal-
inns of Tuesday the British imme
dutoly 60 the southwest ~ Rheims
apparently have begun a movement
which possibly pcr'6nds good re-
suits
british Gain NJ Nrlgny
Here the British have overcome
n srspR counter attack and follow
ing a. violent bomhardment, and
struck the German line at Vrigny
for roodiy gain. This mRneuver,
if u IL pressed 90 further advantage.
viii seriously menace tha-~stheimE
Fismes railway. soant three miles
10 the north. and also will tend ma
torlally 20 lessen the width Of the
mouth of the pocket through which
the Germans arc endeavoring TO ro-
trcat from the soissons Rheims
salient
Gaurcd by the wRCImaps tho new
inruads Of the Ahfcd troops Into the
German territory necessarily add
further 10 the extreme gravity OF the
situation Of tho Germans inside the
huge pocket and with the long range
guns " both sides ot the u, heavily
Smelling them far behind tho actual
fighting fronts. with alrmen bomb
ing them ausiduously. and with the
Infantry attacking them on all sides
with rifle and light gun fire, their
situation seemingly Is hazardous
one