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loss !
IS VERY HEAVY !.
BEFORE YANKS:
CLOSE CHARACTER ;,
FIGHTING THE CAUSE
Lempiere and Holnon Have
Been Cleared Of Germans
After Heavy Fighting.
HEADQUARTERS

BRITISH HEADQUARTERS IN
FRANCE. via Montreal. Sept. 60
(Reutcr's)-Gcrrnan casualties in the:
battle for ST. Quentin. which Is now
quiotlns down. have been most heavy,
owing to the close character Of thk
lighting and the sturdy resistance OF
the TcutOns.
Tho principal centcrs Of the hghtnE
Yesterday were around Epehy. where are
Alpine corps continued u stout resist
ancc, and between Gauseaucourt and
Villers-Guisalain. where the Sixtif
Brandenburg division was raked TO
shreds by 4 machine gun barrage.
The villages ot Lempierc and Holnon
havo been cleared Of small pockets
Of Germans. =.
The Germans were not disposed IL
come to grips and only six were made
prisoner.
In addition TO the eight enemy divi-:
sions engaged on Wednesday between
ffouzeaucourt and the Sommc prison:
ers have been taken from at least tHc,
other divisions from the south. One ot
these divisions was withdrawn from
Gouzeaucourt only a week ago after
losing 1000 in prisoners. The other
was withdrawn from Neslc on Septefn-
Der i after losing 500. Neither. OF these
units has hcnn rcfitted or rested. =
Despite strong resistance the .British
drove thr. Germans through the ruins
Of Moeurres. gaining the center and the
line Of railway.
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German Machine Gunners
Concealed in Cemetery

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN
LORRAINE. Sept. 2n.-1n a cemetery
near l,imcy. just within the German
lines previous 10 the attack Of Septcn1-
bnr 1o American troops have discovered
German machine gun nests beneath the
concrete pedestal of n large cross. Tho
Germans had dug in along the center OF
The foundation and constructed machine
gun positions at. three places facing the
French lines. The cemetery Is on n hill
commanding 4 view OF the country to
III" south. and the Germans assumed
that if attack werc made the cemetery
would no. be subject To artillery fire.
Wren tho Franco-American offensive
started thu Germans held the machine
gun nests in IN" cemetery az long a.
possible. hut were compelled 70 retreat
il, haste before they could use the guns.
So hurried was the enemy retirefncnt
that several machine guns were found In
III. cemetery by III" Americans. The
cemetery was not hit by shells and the
cross still stands.
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Germany Threatens Holland,
Warned Not To Moue Ships
UNITED STATES REFUSES
TO AID THE NEITHER
LAND GOVERNMENT
UNTIL THE EMBARGO
ON SHIPS is LIFTED.

WASHINGTON. Sept fe.-The ac-
quiescence of the Netherlands govern
,nent in German threats which Keep
400, 600 tons Of Dutch shipping 1olc III
;por,, while the people OF Haliand suHSl
Ior want Of the food these ~esseiS
might bring. is commented upon Ia
sta ,cment issued today by the ''h'f
department to clear m'Sapp' 'chni,S.o''
as 10 the attitude Of the Unlted S''lIeS
toward Holland.
Tho department expresses inc nope,
that the Netherlands government Will
lift the embargo on the movement OF
it's ships, which constitute the only
considerable unit OF idle neutral tom
nacc. and in effect gives notice lnat
appnals for American foodStullS Will
be in vain until Holland follows the eH-
annie Of the Scandinavian countries
Switzerland Spain. and enters INTO
equitable agreements with the United
States and the allies.
Reviewing the affects Of tho AIncrl-
can government to lend its assistance
tho statement discloscs that alter re-
fusing to approve n tentative general
understanding for the export Of numer-
Gus quantities Of food. petroleum. met
ais and other supplies reached in Lon
don last winter The Netherlands. how
ing To the German threat I" avail
itself Of the offer Of the United States
and tho allies to permit the export or
lno, 900 tons Of bread cereals as an
emergency measure. In spite OF th"
free licensing Of bunker coal for ships
other than those originally stipulated
and which carried $4,000 tons Of GER
calls 70 Holland. an additional 10000
tons largely in Argentina, has bccn left
untouched for more than six months.
The state departments statement in
part follows:
at has always been and still Is the
desire Of the United States govern
mrnt that the resources OF the United
States. insofar as they can hc spared
from purposes essential to the success
rul prosecution OF the war. hc made
available under proper safeguards to
neutral countries. in or'l"r /" assist
them In the maintenance OF their
economic life.
"tt has been the hope "f this gov
ernment that an agreement could y"
reached by the war trad" bolrd with
the Netherlands authorities. similar tn
-thnse reached with other ncutrals SIM
ilariy situated. whereby Imports from
tn" United States TO III" Netherlands
might be permitted. An understanding
WIS. rs is known tentatively reached
in London in January of III" current
yrar pursuant to which IN" United
States and tn" allied governments
would HAY" Facilitated til" import l..
tho Netherlands nf ampl" amounts If
thos" supplies which wcr" judged "Ss;"n-
tial for tho economic life Of that ..nrIn-
try. This arrangement failed to rrrciv.
III" assent Of tho E"therland author
itics.
Although tho Netherlands government,
has been rrlurtant to stat. its REASONS
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Holy Land is aame under the impetus of mighty stroke by
British French and friendly Arab forces against the Turks VINO
from the Jordan the Mediterranean seemingly
Added already heavy losses ground men killed.
wounded prisoner and captured in Belgium
italy and the tetonc allies judging from first reports
the hostties began against the Ottoman IN faesne are IN M
extremely hard times In less than day General Aebys British
by French and natives under the nag OF ne
King Hedas Turkish line front OF 1e miles and
penetrated depth of IL miles taking more than oo
oners and ovennng hostile defensive system Rail
and HIGHWAY and junction points captured and strong
forces of cavalry accounts well in advance OF the at
tacne troops threatening carry out turning movement
The fleeing which might disastrous to them ean~ne
along the Mediterranean naval UNITS were 'ne
coastal roads Of the enemy by their guntre
In addition the large number OF prisoners taken great quan
titles of war materials the hands Of the allied troops ana
the pressure against the was going on unaDa'eo
The pedicannt the Turks heightened by the operations Oh
the Hedgs besen side of h Jordan which WI" pr
vent them from taking refuge the stream IN the JORDAN
md compel them to fight their out Of their trouble west OF the
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"World banking on II Scale heretofore
Ilndrean med rt will hr the order Of tn"
day. The star OF financial and .-'"numic
supremacy that has been travelling
westward since tho dawn Of cir1liza-
ton and that now rests over London
will again move onward in its course
and cross tin Atlantic. IN cnntcmplat-
inS this pIuturr th"r" spreads before
our eyes Il vista of world OF bound
less opportunities which awaits youIii;
American bankers hf the present Gcner-
alton.
Mr. Ror.nSky reached thes" cnnclu-
s!unS hy I'm interesting analysis Of th.:
international financial position uf thr
United States. tl'' said that when tho
war began the tinted StatrS' net debt
70 th. world was about 81. 5hh. .aDn.nh0
The United States paid Annually /" for
eigu countries Il net amount Of $500
QGp. QUO in interest On our debt. freight
charges. remittanr'S to foreign labor
crs. expenditures nf American tourists,
inSur;unc" p:rmiums and Sundry items.
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\ BRITISH NAVAL AIR FORCE
EASE IN t,StiI.ANu. Sept. "1.-tC"rre-
spondencc Of the Associated Prcss.)---
Thr destruction nf Il German destroyer
by n British scapIanr - graphically told
by Captain Paul B',wsh"r. who observed
tie unusual uccurrrnc" from III" cock
pit nf 4 fast British bombing plnne.
He was dying on in" Belgium coast
when he saw TWO British machines in
front of him.
"Suddcn!y." hr writes. Tho front ma
chine turned IL IN" right and began 10
nv toward tn" coast. Its occupants hao
evidently seen something "t iuipnrthIce.
Locking below. ! saw. q few miles from
the XrchruEgc mole. six littl" shapes
which seemed stationary upthc Er"y S";s.
"'Thry were German drstrDy"rs which
were III cal;ty .Stcam;nE at top speed
toward the coast. ';rTi'iually 1hr :"a-
planes drew nearer and nearer. and soon
were hut a fnw miles tronlth" land.
Near the front mach inc appeared Il
small black ball Of smoke. Another ap-
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easily have been afforded 60 the agents
ard employees of the bureau. for most OF
them walked out when the BolsheTiki
rastrctl the government and could have
taken freely OF the contents OF their de-
partIncnt.
Sonic Of thc documents were included
in The publication made III l'atiS. hIth-
rrtn referred to.
The simil.. test that have applied 70
the circulars is that 0f Internal analysis.
To that they respond without contradi"-
ton hav" not relied nn them a's proof.
but they fit to other fabrics Of proof.
and in the light of IL ur" moro valuable
for themselves than they were when
they stood alone.
Finally. ! am now ube TO provo that
two Of tho documents among these cir
culars--thn circular Of industrial mooi-
liEuinn Of June .. 1914. and tho agents
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GERMANY IS
NOW READY
To TALK PEACE
IMP. GOVERNMENT SENDS
ANSWER TO AUSTRIANS
Is Ready to Participate in the
Proposed Exchange
of Views.

AMSTERDAM, Sept. 2o.-Germany' 3
reply to Austrta-Hungary's recent note
suggesting nom binding peace discus
sion expresses Germary's readiness to
participate In the proposed exchange OF
Ideas, according to advices received
here.
The text Of the German reply fol-
lows:
1.-THE nndersigned Imperial ambassR-
dor has the honor to make the following
reply to the highly esteemed note Of the
Royal and Imperial foreign minister:
THE summons Of the AuEtro-Hungar-
ian goverian government to all be1tg-
erent states to enter into confidential
unbiuding discussion In neutral coun-
try Of the fundamental principles for
the conclusion Of peace correspondents
to the peace readiness and conctlta-
torincss which the responsible Staternen
Of the quadruple alliance and the auth
orized representatives Of the allied
tTeutonic) peoples have again and
again announced. The reception which
previously similar statements met with
from our enemies are not encouraging.
The imperial government. however.
follows thu new attempt I" bring the
world nearer TO the just md lasting
peace which t desires with the sincere
and earnest wish that the statement "e
the Austro-Hungarian government. in
spir.d by profound conciliatnry feeling
.und noble humanity. will this time evoke
the desired echo.
"In the name of tho imeprial bovern-
m"nt the undersigned has the honor to
declare that Germany Is ready Ia par
ticipate in tho proposed exchange or
views"
AMSTERDAM. Sept. 20.--The Ameri-
can reply to the Austro-Hungnrian pro-
posal for an unbiudinS AMI secret con-
ference OF The bclligrrents was coTmu-
niratcd To the Austro-iungnran foreign
office yesterday by the Swedish Innis-
ter, according TO a telegram received
hero today from Vienna
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BRITISH SEAPLANE DESTROYS
GIANT GER MAN DESTROYER

pe;lred. and another. and / could hear
thu. sharp crack OF bursting shells
Now. however. they were almost over
thedestroycrS which were beginning to
z:g-zag as the danger OF the coming
attack was realized.
Il saw six black cylinders drop spin
ming from the front machine. Near the
deStroycrs appeared the white smoke
and spray Of bombs. Another followed.
and another. Then on ono OF tho DE-.
stroycrS u great red flash appeared AID
the center Of the boat wns left cioudea
in smoke. It's attacker had scored one
direct hi1 ..-
Il shouted e1cltcdly tothn pilot a-
ono Of the dr.strpyer' dropped out nf
Iin. and made swiftly for its morta1fy
y'"undcd conSort- =
The airplaneS returned to port. ~
patrol returning Il few hours later stHtsd
that they had srrn fvc German destroy.
.rs returning toward Ostend. By then.
Tho sixth. torn and shattered. lay With
mHny another twisted aud rusteds com.
panion. under the sea"
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dated June =. 1914, directing that all
industrial concerns t'e notified to open
their secret instructions for industrial
mobilization. Another. dated November
%, 1919. is from the German naval gen
"ral staff. and reveals that within four
months after huStilitics began in turupe
'd"structiou agents ~er" ordered To
CANADA aud the United States to hire
anarchists and cscal"d criminals for the
bomb plots and work nj terror which
finally played part III drawing the
tnit,-i States int" tho var
In addition To this authenticated evil
tienc.. Edgar SisSon. who obtained tho
papers fnr tho committee on public In
formation. offers 4 remarkable group Of
circulars put out IN Russian text n ret-
regard last winter. rurPortng 10 bH
copies nf documents tak.-cT from III"
archives nf tho cuunter-"spi"naE' bureau
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ELEVEN DEATHS AND
THOUSANDS I'LL FROM
SPANISH INFLUENZA

WASIiISGTQN. Sept. "D.--Th" out
break nt Spanish influenza nj five ad-
ditinual army training camps was an
nuunccd Tonight hy Surgeon General
tiurgaS. making Il total of nine camps III
which tn, disease has been discovered.
Tho total number nf cases reported
from all camps up {" noon To-day WAS
gSl% with II deaths. Tn" Ercatcs.
number If "a>cS. 6.IN3. WAS reported
from Camp DrvlnS. Mass while Camp
Lee. Na.. had l."ll. ANA Camp Upton.
y. T.. 602 Camp DrvinS also reported
a. Erw cases If pneumonia which mcdI-
cal officers believe resulted from the
Influenza epidemic.
The camps included in tn-niEhtS an
nounrrm"nt with ihc numb"r "f cases
at each w"r": Camp Gordon. Cia.. 1873:
Camp SyrH"uSr. ". Y. d; camp
iI"mphrcys Va. aG: Camp Merritt. y.
j.. I>@: Camp Lewis. Washn- llI.
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thrinus IN" pcace-no war play.
Tchitch"rin IS quoted us promising that
Il S,.I'Hratc p"ac" by which Russia would
not cuusc IL rupture with the Allies. and
saying that England and America arc
"pRyinE M tn us separately.
Counter EspiouaEe" Circulars.
This appendix ic III circulars "f which
CiNrr1t in twn noted cAs"$l | hav" n"i-
thrr originals nor authenticated copies.
y number u sets Of them were put out
in Russian i"Ki in PetrngTad and. IN 9TH
CT parts OF Russia in tnc winter (l9ls)
10y the opponents of tn" Bolshrriki. Tho
circulars wrr" declared TO hc copies of
documents taken from tho Counter ESn-
piunaEr bureau Of tho kcr"nskE govern
,ncnt. sur 7Irmcn;ed by some earlier ma
tcr,ai from lhr Same bureau when IT.
was under the Imperial government.
TIL" opportunity for securing them could
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WASHINGTON. Sept. "n.--Another
..,rlvncinx link in the proof that Ger
rrar> was preparing I" start Il war OF
world conquest at least six weeks be-
;ore th.- excuse for il was offered by
he assassination OF the Austrian f:cir-
..pnaren, at SarajeTo concludes tn"
amazing series M disclosures Whlch IN"
t!nerica1 government has given 1" the
u solic through secret documents brought
.,ut Of Russia.
TWO :Luthe nti"-Ited documents are in
ciudcd IN the tj;i:ii chapter of the story
which b.-saH I week ago with evidence
r"rao-inG any doubt tha: may have en-
listed that the t;lsSian FlolShcviki gov
eminent. headed by I-enine and TrotEky.
a tnnl "f 'hn lrnpsr!ai German gov
'--rn,crt. IN" at 'hsS" * an original
.arru!.r from :h~ German Trn"rnl staff
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river as best they may.

,lthnuSh there has b.sen somewhat OF
=, LEI up in tn" intensity of tho fighting
'-u,u ,hc region ~ st. Quentin t" Cant
hrai in RI. French theatre. both the
British and French armies have been
bic materially to hrtt"r their positions
n front of both canbrai and st. Ouen-
IN. Moeuvr"S. lying to the west or
.-ambrai. over which there has been
>,ich intensive fighting Tor more than
w.."k IN which th" town several times
hanged hands. nov is definitely Brit
n, Tn" large number of German dead
>'r.wiuc III" ground attest tn" value
ny placed on MoHuvrc& as point nt
.r7af"gic raiu" III the defens'' "f Cam
h-ai.
r" til, south IN both sides nf 81.
Quentin the British and French have
ti.ovcd in more "l"S..!:- :hr jaws of the
Upper which is being :loiScd ultimately
:" rineh 81. Quentin "u; -; the battle
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France and Great britain. he added,
frccly admit that the "ntr7uncn of Ancri-
can lighters mo the fray has turned the
tide. Premier Clemcncrau told him. the
Senator said that Americas prnweSS
was 'th" salvation of the hour" while
the British Prime Minister declared that
"the influence of President Wilson and
America upon the institutions "f Britain
and tho spirit or her people WAS cQufva.
lent in itself to n new British army"
The humiliation of the German army
by the troops Of America has 1illed tho
Germans with wonder and terror tho
senator said. 1T recognizes that If
such can be the result of the first move
Of America with her first instalIment OF
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OF the Kcrcnsky government. supple
mcTTcd by som" from IN" files OF the
same bureau hcfor" the fail oC III" Gar.
Some Of the matter has been puhlIShrd
previously in Franz" :uid in this cuuu-
Try. The circulars tell "t German ar
r:InEGm"ntS six months before the out
break of tn" war Tor tn" establishment
oi In" financial agencies in bordering
neutral countries. which later furnished
tho money for The operations OF the lSUl-
ShcVik: OF orders tn German banks to
establish rInSc and secret relations viii II
American and Finnish banks; -! tn"
launching OF revolutionary prnpa Ganda
against thr Cars government in Rus
sia aS early rs November. 1914. and Of
instructions 10 German diplomats in all
neutral countries To rn-"p"ri;r with
a:rnri''s sol ur III ihn$" rhlIHit'"S for
s,irriEs M social unrest. strikes and
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sentiment ;tG;tins; var. within IN" enc
my &tutrS.
The name "f S'h"id"manu. tho Ger
man Sn-.i:LliSi Leader. already mentioned
rs involved in In" dealings u: IN" Ger
man government with '"lsA"flk!. hr'
pears attached to on" q! th" unauth"n-
tica;rd dOCumruiS. Il is a note annuunr-
.ng thai lJn.Unu krnncrs have been
placed Ia ia" credit nf 4 l;uSSan news
paI"r. and asking that N"rwH"rts 'thc
mann If Sch"id"mann's organ 1T R"rlin'
nc advised III what appears III. tho sub
SdIHrd Journal.
An appendix I" III" concluding Install
menI nt what pUrports L" b" trans
cript Of unique t"lsgraphir cInrcrsA tinn
bel Urcn T"hil ch"rin. now RolShcTvlEi
foreign minister At Pc;r"Earh. and TroiZ-
ky. Il, Er"s;-Ltursk~ last February. Z
few days h"fmr" TrntZky mad" his NO.
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line. Most Of the German strong points
which have been tn" means Of holding
hack tho allied troops in this region
now have bsen overcome and apparently
il is only n matter of time when Cen
cral Foch will give the order for the
pressure Of the pinchers and the capture
of st. Quentin.
In the region northeast Of scissors
tho Germans are still using machine
guns in larGe numbers to hold back the
French from further encroachments on
the Chemu dos Danes positions and
also are launching heavy counter at
,ackS in cn'lcavorS TO expel the French
from the positions they have attained.
Notwithstanding these strenuous ef-
forts. however. tho French have gained
further ground nUrth.aSt of Failly.
Little further fighting has develop
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SMASHING Of ST. tN|H|E[ SALIENT BY
AMERICANS FILLS GERMANY WITH TERROR

troops, the millions who are waiting and
who will soon j." ;u ti"rmany'S doors
means destruction for TIL" military
hopes Of Prussia.
German rulers sc, that this Ameri-
can surprise is the sur" fore runner for
the German people cleaning their house
Of the military monsters and establish
ing authority at Berlin of their own
choice. which will no longer deceive
them AS to tho truth nf their military
situation. nor imprvrrish them to MAIN
tain war OF destruction Of peaceful
nations in order to give glory 10 mill
tary masters and kingshirs and 7rinci-
pa1iticS to n select few
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NEW YORK Sept. 2o.--Thc smashing
Of tho ST. Mihi"i salient by the American
army has iill"d Germany with terror and
is Tho SURE torcrunner Of the overthrow
Of the PrISsian military domination by
the German people. according TO an opin-
ion cNprnssed here today by Senator
James Hamilton Lewis. " Illinois. who
has Just returned rom France and Eng
land.
The German rulers. Senator Lewis
said. are awar" that the people OF Ger
many have awakened to q realization or
tho power Of General PcrshinG's troops.
and the spirit If German monarch.S and
military captains has been shattered" by
this knowledge.
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Germany Had Preparing Start War of World Conquest

destruction circu1ar Of November q 1914
are authentic have them In the orig.
inal German printed version OF their
official distribution. and have the
doubly attcstcd German and Russian rec-
ord that they. in preceding time. repoaed
in tn" lilies Of the secret service OF the
Russian government. from which they
were ttken hy German order and turned
over to German representatives OF TIA
German government in PetroErad with
tho intent Of climinati ting them as Inter
national evidence against Germany. (See
Document 3 OF my rcport)
This group Of circulars cazne int1 my
hands the first week in February, 111x
and few days later two duplicate sets
reached me- prepared a digest OF tha
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.CLAYSv|LLE CROSSING
TO Be ABOLISHED

IAKRlSRtRG. S"7t. ""---Thc public
srrS ice commission Tonight made an
order abnlshing tho grad" crossing on
the National pix. at ClrySvillc. Wash
ing;un county. and arportioninE the
cost amounting To Slia.nhn. as follows:
State "f Pennsylvania. $2J.Dhn: Wash
inginn county $I.hn0: Donegal town
ship. $500: state highway department.
S3g, 80. and Baltimore ,G Ohio railroad.
SII IJU.
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THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2o.-Forecaat:
Ohio-Fatr Saturday, slightly warrn-
or west portion Sunday fair, WARMER.
West Virginia and western Penngyl-
vInia-Tair. continued cool Saturday;
Sunday fair, somewhat warmer.
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VICTORY OVER 0TTO|NEN IN
PALESTINE BY THE ENTENTE IS
GREAT BLOW To TEUTON|C ALLIES

ENEMY IS BEING HOTLY PURSUED ON ALL
SIDES BY THE ALLIED ARMIES PRISONERS,
GUNS. AMMUNITION AND STORES CAPTURED
HARD FIGHTING REPORTED ON MACE
! DONIA FRONT
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Holy Land Atlame Under Impetus OF Mighty
Stroke OF Allies; 5000 Are Taken Prisoners

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at the Market Street Offce---All the War News
THE WEATHER

FIR, Continued Cool Saturday; SUM-
day Fair, Somewhat Warmer.
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