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Sc HABIA PERDIDO

E. Rivadulla, un joven mexicano
aue vive en- Ia cuadra numero LOO
de la Avenida Main Y que trabaja CO.
mo cpbrador en- Ia Lippman Piano Co.
de esta ciudad, Sc habia perido y fue
necesario dar parte de clio a la poll
cia, que destin6 varios agentes a bus
car a R~ivadulla, que al fin fue en-
:ontrado, despues de algunas pesqui-
sas.~
LSS ~patrones de Rivadulla eran
quienes mas alarmados Sc mostraban
por la desaparci6n de su dependiea-
tie, al que suponian lie habia ocurri-
do alguna d~esgracia.
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APARADORES DESTROZADOS.

Por la intensidad del frio del dia
de aver Sc %rompieron los cristales de
un aparador de la tienda de Kauff-
man V ell de otro aparador de un
establecimiento mercantil de Ia terce-
RI cuadra de la Gale E. Houston.
Como esos cristales sc rompieron
durante las primeras horas de Ia ma
drugada, Sc hizo necesario estacionar
un policia frente a cada a~parador,
mientras que los encargados de di-
chas casas comerciales Sc presenta-
ban a recoger y guardian las mercan-
cias que Sc estaban exhibiendo.
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ViCTIMAS DE LA NIEVE

EvariSto de Leon Sc cay6 en- la es-
Guina dc las Gales Santa Maria y
Market, dcbiio a que Sc resbalo con
el hielo que cubria el pavimento de
a Gale. Sc cause una profunda he
,ida en- Ia cabeza Y fue llcvado al hos
pital dc la ciudad. para su curacion.
-Tambien Juan Angeles. Sc res
balo con IL nieve Y al chocar 81 cabe-
Ia con e. flo dc la banqueta, sc oca,
s!on6 Il hecida. La policia l~evant6
q Angeles Y 10 mando a su casa, para
que ALI 10 curaran.
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Sc APROVECHARON DEL FRO

En- una de las bodegas que estar
en- los patioS de la EStacion del Fe-
r~rocarril Arkansas Pass, Sc robaron
aver en- Ia ~madrugada una huena can
tidad dc semil'a de algod6n, Ia qle
los ladrones cargaron en- varlos ca
rros.
Los amantes de 10 aieno. para con-
ina su hazana, Sc aprovecharon de
frio Y pudicron obrar libremente, sin
que el velaGor Sc diera cuenta de
,uceso. Los detectives estan inves'
tigando el case.
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OTRO ~EXTRAVIADO

Tomas Cara, IN muchacho de Is
AMOS de edad que vive ell la casa MI
nero 2.215 de la Gale S. Laredo, no
ha vuelto a su domicilio desde hace
varios dias. Los padres del joven
Cara estan muy intranquilos por-
cue no tienen noticias de su macha-
cho.
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LA FiEBRE DEL MATRIMONIO

En- las oficinas donde Sc eNpiden
las licenciaS de matrimonio. Ell la Ca
50 de Cortc de esta ciudad. Sc nos
iniormo ror el empleado respective,
que durante los ultimos dias Sc han
presentado so~licitando licenciaS ma
trimoniales numerosas parejas.
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DEFuNCION

Aver f~allecio en- esta ciudad, a los
81 amos de edad, Ia senora Juana
Ocon de Pena, quien deja a su eSposo
y varioS hijos.
Hoy seran los funeraleS del cadaver
de Ia sonora Ocon de Pena. quien
sera sepultada en- ell panteon de San
Fernando.
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PENDIENTES DE INVESTIGATION

Los detectives Guerra Y Ruhnke
detuvieron d Benjamin Sauceda v a
Carlota Cara. quienes quedaron de-
tenidos en- la carcel de Ia ciudad,
pendieutss de investigation.
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OBRAS DE EMILIO SALGARI

a 100 cada una)
Los MiSterloS dc Ia India.
Los PiraiaS de Ia MALAYSIA.
Ia CoDQuiSta de III lmperio.
Ia NenganZa dc SandOkan.
Ia ReCunquiSta dc MOmpracem.
Ell Key del AIVc.
La Destruction de Carriage.
En- Ids NOntalaS dc Africa.
FL T-SOrO dc 10 Montana A.Lul.
Fl Hlio del COrSariO ROjo.
Los uliiUuS FllibuSleroS.
Los PlraIaS &c las BcrmudaS.
Il EXtcrminiU dc n Trlbu.
Las A@ullIS dc Ia EStepa.
La Es:rella dc IL Araucania.
En- q Mar de las ferlaS.
Los ESlrdgOS de IA China.
Ia Montana &c orc.
Ia J!rafa Blanca.
Las MarayillaS del AnO 5000.
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CHAUFFEUR DETENIDO

Jose Esparza es el nombre de un
chauffeur que fue detenido porque
llevaba en- ell aSiento delantero a mas
dc un pasajero, 10 cual constltuye una
infraccion al reglamento de trafico.
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JESUS Gonzalez, 80 amos, Gale Ri
vas 225.
A~lajendro Ramirez, Sc amos, Hos
pital de la ciudad,
Francisco Cara, 3 amos, ) mcses,
1905 Gale So. Medina.
S. Gonzalez, Is amos, esquina de
las GALES San Jacinto V Morales.
Manuel Valdez, uueve ,dias, S1S ca
lie No. Medina.
C~onstaucia Jimenez, . amos, 712
Gale No. Navidad.
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N0YELAS DIEERSAS

C~arlpInaSuU . los DoCc ParcS dc Fran
Ctl. ! Ia ruStica NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2Jc
Npv"!l> EICmpiarcS pur CcrvanicS....Sl.25
la Nija q" MOctcZUna .Sl.0O
Los .A-uJTc> Gc uueveGO .-..-.........- SOC
Las BcgLIrIonr> de OueycdO ............ SOC
Fl G.a>dIHICulu de puevedO ............. See
Los Perrance> de Oucvedo ............. JOc
Los BanJidUs del Amor. por Aiarc0n
' puyol. Novsla Nusirsdd. : toinos
=Tdn:e>. Da>ta teIa ..-.--:---.....SL.UU
IiiJa. ESpo>a y NadCc, pOr Alvaro Ia
rriliu, : grandeS Iou!D>, con ilUstra-
Clones. eIupastaGo> Ell tela .........-Si.0O
AStIr!a, o los Charco> COntrabandlsla>.
Novela GleNlcIna. Dos conference.-the
Don uujule dc Ia Manc!la. EdlcI0n de
lUJO $500
E NdriIr del G6lsCta. Iiermosa obra.
bd>ada Cu Ia vida del RedeniOr del
Mundo. In t9nO grandc. cmpaStado. $500
!! ptHa'n!i"To. Por n. L. Sterenso2.;:. Soc
Il Amor De los .AruuTe>. NOvela senu-
mental. C,!airo toIn0>, pasta 1926
Fl Inferno de los CclC>. Segunda par
= De u anterior. CuatrO tOmOS, tela. s3.e5
Emigration, Iur Nlfonso dc Elcnne.. soc
ENplaci0n. O ri Martiric de una Madre.. 5Hc
II >ItIO de "a liGchela ............... Sc
FlaQue.a tr HGrUr. pOr Provost. ..Sl.0O
! Flor GS Passion. Nnvela de amOr...... soc
Gil Bias d" >ant;llanI. Edlc,0u de lUjo. 500
Historic d. Robinson Crisoc. Iiermo-
- llbru que prOvOCa SlcIn1re lnten-
SaS eHlncloncS. EdiClon de luJo.......-S2.00
/ Juan de hcrdrcE, pOr !. schultz -. 5Uc
la Nujcr del Trajc Blanco, por WIlkie
toiiin5. Io> loiho, ;..........Sl:eO
la Flcrha Ncgra. pOr Il. /. stevenson SOC
La l>la'del TeSoro. por cl mismo...... 5Oc
la Icy a. dos W
Los UltImOS Dia> dc pOmTcya. Una
lie las Ob-aS mas Inicre>antes de Ia
cp0ca Tulnaua- EtlCi0n dc iuIo......S.. 90
/ la Mulrr AGulterd. CuGtTU tOmUS IeIa. SJ.25
Ia NlJa DEL CaTGCaal Observation-Disclosures. 15c
La JuycutuG de Enrique L.uartO. .Sl..J
lbs N.StcriUS de II InQuISicl6n. 5000. 15c
Memorials ii Uu RclOlucIUnario &c.. Si.OO
/ Napoleon, Vyr Dumas ................. Soc
NOches FantaSticas, pOr Il. L. steven
son. Dos tomUs .....................si.OO
NarTac.ORc> dc III CdLadOr, VUr Ivan
TurEuencr SOC
-, In H.iO Natural SJc
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NOVELAS 4 so CENTAVOS.

Aric de Guscar Narido.
Calyar!U de Amor.
Il NoviO PrestddO.
T. PurgaIUriO de las Sulteras.
Fl ParaisO dc las MujereS.
e. Inferno de los llombrcS.
e. Hada de los Mares.
FL NiGo de R~uisehoreS.
e Collar dc ESmeraldas.
e. ST de las NilaS.
e. Alma Ell IN BeSO.
La Hija de las Flores.
La Hlel ell los LabloS.
la Mia dc los lazmiues.
La Viuda Allegro.
La Corte del Amor.
La prIuCeSa del Dollar:
La Hiia de Venus.
Las obreraS del Amor
Las Hi!as del Champagne.
Marina o IA HIS de las 0ias.
MalditaS scar las MuiereS.
Maliitos sean los lIOinbTes.
MlldiiaS sean las Suegras.
Mald.to sea el Amor.
MaititoS sean los CeloS.
PaSionariaS de Amor.
PorCue Sc CaSan los HombreS.
PorQue Sc CaSan las Mujeres.
Purque Pecan las Muieres.
PorQue Reinciden las Fiudas.
Porque Murmuran las VEGAS
Por Segutr & una Muie-.
Su MSeStad el Amor.
Viva mi NoYls.
Maria, por Jorge ISasc5.
e ManuScrito de N! Madre.
Las EvaS ModernaS.
Ell Hito Maliito.
81 Becerro de ORC.
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MANUALES PRACTICES

"a I'm peso cada uno.)
Manual de AcelleS Y JaboneS-
Manual de Agriculture Y uahauef4a
Manual de Aries y OlclOs-
Manual dc Alballleria.
Manual de Carpinlerfa de IalleT.
Manual de CerraIeTi2 Y poras az hAe44O
Manual del CohelerO ' PolyCrlsla-
Manual del CurudOT d Pleies-
Manual del ConIlero-FaSteItro-
Manual del observation-disclosures
Manual de EleCtricItdd.
Manual de ~FOiuSrdilJ-
Manual del IOjaiatcrO.
Manual de Jardluerla Y Horl!cuItuEa-
Manual del LaboreO De Mlhas.
Manual de Iechcrla-
Nanua de MecdniCa Industrial
Manual del PinIor.
WanIa; del Telesransia : TelefoniSta-
Manual del I;elOieT0.
Manual del S3>tre
MAMMAL del FabrIcaEIe de NelaS.
Manual de VeIerinarla J EQulIacIon.
Manual del ZanaieFO.
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ESCOGIDAS.
OBRAS DE GRANDES AUTORES

EntreuicSeS de C~eryanteS ..--...-....-.Sl.i0
esneare ..si.iG
Mireya, pOr Federico MiStral ..-......Sl.i0
Il Bar6ero de Sevilla V Las BodaS de
Figaro. por Beaumarchais ..........Si. 20
Ell Paradise Perdtdo, de Milton. 20
Ia Novia de LamermOor, pOr Walter
Scott
81 Bandolero, por Tirso de Molina. ...Sl.i0
81 Romancero del Cid .Sl.i0
Aulado HaSta el Patibulo ..............Sl.iG
FL AbuelO del Rey. por Gabriel Miro..Sl.i0
La Eneida, por Virgilio
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REGISTRO CIVIL.
LlCENCIAS ~MATRIMONLALES

Silviano Dena Y Librada Ramos.
Eugenia Castillo Y Eioisa Valdez.
Ricardo Gonzalez Y Josefina r,
Diaz.
Victor Juarez Y Ramona Alcocer,
Jose Ojeda y Conception Vazqucz,
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BIBLIOTECA DE- y
NOyELAS

Il C~alydglo dc una MuieT ........---... 7Oc
Il LOaGe de MOuiecTiSlO, con ~ coz
tinuaci6G. la MalO del NUc-iC,"
Fl gOrncta Cc Ordenc> .-.........-.-. .nc
II HijO del DiablO. pOr TcYdl ........... 7Hr
Il fiucrcaHo del Reglil!ealV........... DC
II lillU AbdutUD3du -.-.......... lee .bC
il NtClcO de las LOCaS. : LDli!rS......S!.tD
III Judo ETTantc ........ ......-...... Ige
FL JOrObad0, o Enrique dc LagaruCGe. 10S
II PCTiGUlliO S~aIlieulo. pITcTuia
IaiEosa u0vcla ureNlcaaa --....-...-..- .ec
Oh Bias de >sCtlllana ......-..-- zoe
La CartuJa i" Parma ....... e.. 1gC
La EEVeDeQlupra .....-.--.-. .--..... sbc
La Hua del A>eS.no. pUr Montept4 .... zoe
La NCJer Gel FayasO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1DC
Las dos UvaleS -. ..... e.. 1850. zoe
Las RulnaS &c P4lGEfa -. ...-......- .Gc
Les Tres NoSQueieJCS. ,Ua - ru'rl-
nuacIon. "Ne!nIe Amos Dv>aGvs' Y III
NtZconGe de- RrST"frle.' / iumCs.-..S2.> u
Los PreS!tlsr!OS del Amor .........-.. zoe
Los ConquiStatores del Polo $1,000. zoe
Los HiioS del Pueblo, ) tomOs. $780,. St.i0
Los HijoS del CAPTAIN jrlut, pr Ju-
ho Verne J ipmOS ...-.......-.. 81 80
Les MiSteriOS de Paris. = IuTnoS g.. ...Si.i0
Los S!eie Pe:stos Cauil,iSs. : tDInu<. Sis
Oscar Y Amanda. , jUlunS ...S 81. 10
EQuo vadts? Mocha historical de ia
Robinson CruSos ........ ....... 7Bc
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JAMON DE

Al mayoreo:-
De la mejor clasc, por
libra de .......... 43c. d 44c.
Standard, pOr libra de 3Sc. e 40c.
Evening star., 1918-08-27
TITLE OF HERO EARNED /.
BY DEEDS AT THE FRONT


When the first call to war came in
the United States In 1917 the men
who hurried forward to enlist were
called heroes" Naturally the name
was applied simply because of the
pride that a nation takes In the man
who hastens to volunteer. However.
one instance has just come to light
testifying to the fact that, these VOL
unteers were heroes In action as wen
as intent.
For instance: Recently a. list OF
seventy-six United states,marfnes was
sent into Marine Corps headquarters
specifying various acts Of bravery
achieved by the devil Dogs in the
capture of Bouresches. It was one OF
many such lists which are constantly
coming across the ocean. And out Of
that list Of seventy-slx heroes. sixty.
three were found to have enlisted
within three months aftAr war was
declared.
Evening star., 1918-08-27
STANDARDIZATION OF. FOE
ARMIES IN PROSPECT

PARIS, August q (by the Canadian
Press).-All the French military
critics pay a tribute to the great
value of the present British opera
tions. especially in its pinning' down
of huge enemy forces They point out
that Bapaume could have been taken
two days ago. but that the British
prefer to narrower the Germans out
of 1t.
Lieut. Col. Fabry. the military critic
of the Cui. explains why 1t is essen
tial for the enemy to defend des-i
perately the way, to Douai and Cam
brai II. he says. the allies could
seize the triangle formed, by these
towns and 'yalenciennes. and the
crossroads Of Longwy. Longuyon and
Montmedy. then virtually the whole
network of railways which feed the
enemy's present front will be cut,
which means the strangulation OF his
armies In France.
Evening star., 1918-08-27
Seventeen of Crew Missing
and Number of Surviv-
ors Wounded.
DESTROYER PICKS UP
MEN THROWN IN WATER
Tragedy Of Fire Island-Attaek-
ing Vessel Gets Away in Dark
ness, But Is Identified Later.

American submarine chaser No. 2o9,
operating out of Philadelphia, was
mistaken for submarine by mer-
chant steamer off Fire Island, N. Y,
early this morning and sent to the
bottom.
Seventeen members Of her crew, in
cluding the commander and the e1-
ecutive officer, are missing.
The chaser was manned by naval
reserves. Eight of the survivors, some
of them wounded, have been landed at
New York. One has been landed at
Lewes, Del.
The merchant ship was the Ameri-
can steamer Felix Taussig- In the
darkness her naval armed guard mis-
took the chaser for an enemy suoma-
rine and opened FIRE, destroying the
little craft before the mistake was
discovered
Wounded Survivors.
OF the survivors landed, the follow
ing were wounded:
Thomas Harran. chief boatswain's
mate; Claude Wild. machinist's mate;
sCIarence s. Evans. machinist's mate.
and r. A Corcoran, quartermaster-
Ukwounded survivors are: Elmer
Gleason, machinist mate: Elmer s.
Kirby, electrician, Claude kalney,
auartermaster; Charles N. Thomas.
nd GanrRa Il "elRan0.
gunner's mate
Vessels are searching the vicinity
with the hope that other survivors
may still be aioat-
Evening star., 1918-08-27
WORK -0R-FIGHT RULE
/ ACCEPTED BY SENATE

The work or fight amendment, writ
ten into the new man-power bill by
the Senate military committee. was
approved by the Senate today by a
vote Of 40 to 90. with an amendment
providing that 1t shall not apply to
strikers who return to work and sub
nit their demands to the War Labor
Board.
The vote on a motion Of Senator
McKellar of Tennessee to strike out
the work or fight" clause was 40 to
20 for it's retention.
The test came on a motion by Sena-
tor McKellar of Tennessee to strike
out the clause after the modification,
proposed by Senator Cummins of Iowa,
had been adopted "a to O.
Evening star., 1918-08-27
FOE USING TROOPS
RELEASED IN :RUssIA

BY the Associated Press.
WITH THE FRENCH ARMY IN
FRANCE. Sunday. August 25.-Ger-
man soldiers released from captivity
in Russia have begun to, arrive on
the western front, it has been learned
from prisoners captured in recent bats
ties, ~.
turned to Germany throughs the
Ukraine. were sent to a reserve di-
vision. Eighteen deserted before the
detachment got out of Germany, while
three were killed in jumping from a
railroad train. The others reached
their destination in a refractory mood.
All the prisoners from this division
agree that the men returned from Rus
inforcements. They are not only III
humored, 1t is declared. but resent
discipiiuAs
Evening star., 1918-08-27
Smashing Advance Continues
Unabated on Both Sides
of the Son1me.
FRENCH ALSO STRIKING AHEAD
AFTER BREAKING FOE ASSAULTS

Press
Smashing through the German lines in the battlefield of
northern Pcardy British have reached the western and
northern outskirts of Bapaume the which has been
sdred the keystone of the enemy lines that of the front
The official London today shows slow but
continued almost the line from Crole
far to the north to well below the Somme river
The British advancing toward Beugnatre and half
miles Bapaume Nearer Some they have
moved eastward along the difficult ground that borders that
They reported of Suzanne which situated
the northern bank of the river and closing in Domerre
which may be pivot the German lines south of the Somme
in the direction of Chaulnes.
French troops advancing Roye, the off
issued Paris telling of St Mard
mile southwest of Roye Heavy German counter attacks
were repulsed in this region.
Evening star., 1918-08-27
Involved in Controversy.
NEW FISHING SCHOONER
RUSH is SUNK BY U-B0AT

A CANADIAN ATLANTIC PORT.
August 27.-The new. American, fish
ine schooner Rush Of Boston was sunk
yesterday morning by: an, enemy sub
marine while on the fishins grounds
of this coast. i
The crew arrived here safely: today
on board another fishing ,vesAel.
BOSTON, August 27.-The auxiliary
schooner Rush. sunk by. q. German
submarine OF the coast of Canada.
sailed from here week ago today
with a crew of twenty-three, under
command of Capt. Alvaro ouadros.
The vessel. owned by the Common
wealth Fisheries Company. was
launched at Essex last Thanksgiving
dayI
from Capt Quadros at the time press
dispatches reported the loss OF the
Rush. 1t was known that she had
been near the western banks and in
other waters in which schooners have
been sent down by submarines.
Evening star., 1918-08-27
FRENCH CAPTURE HUN
WHO SANK LUS|TANA

PARIS, August 27.-Lieut- schwie-
ger, the man who sank the Lusitania,
has been captured by a French patrol
boat in the Mediterranean. according
to La JOURNAL. A large submarine
of which he was second in command.
had just torpedoed a British steamer
between Malta and Sicily. The Ger
man vas waiting to see the vessel
sink, when two French patrol boats
emerged from the fog and sank the
U-boat. OF the crew OF seventy-nVe
only one oficer and four men were
rescued by the patrol boats.
Tries to Throw Papers Away.
While being taken to Toulon the
oficer appeared i'll at ease. When he
thought no one was looking he tried
TO throw some papers overheard. but
a sailor seized his arm. He refused
to answer questions. but an examina-
tion of the papers explained his IN
Ia Journal asks IL the man who
committed 'tke most vile. the most
barbarous and the most cowardly act
in the annals of war" is merely to be
sent to a prison camp.
Germans Believe Him Dead.
. A dispatch from Toulon last Friday
which described the sinking of Ger
man submarine in the Mediterranean
bv patrol boats, added that the mate
of the submarine attempted to COM
nit suicide when brought on board a
rescue ship. The man appeared to be
insane and was reported to have de-
clared that the lost U-boat had tor
pedoed the Lusitania-
The German admiralty, according to
adyices from London. August 10, has
admitted that Lieut.. Schweiger was
killed when a U-boat that he com
manded struck a mine in the North
sea. The dispatch said that his death
Occurred in September, 1915.
Evening star., 1918-08-27
British at Edge of Bapaun,e;
Prisoners Are Bdgged

northern outskirts of Bapaume. ac-
cording to the official statement is.
sued at the war ONCE today.
The British have pushed through
the town of Montauban, three miles
north of the Somme, and, capturing
the wood near that place, have
reached Longueval, the statement
says.
Australian forces have made sub
stantial progress toward Dompierre,
south of the Somme, and east of
Suzanna, north of the river. the state
ment adds.
North of the Scarpe river Scottish
troops renewed their attack against
the Germans last night and have ad-
vanced toward Plouvain. the state
ment SAYS.
Evening star., 1918-08-27

By the Associated Press.
WfTH TfiM BRITISH ARMY IN
FRANCE. August "a I'll a.m.).-The
Hindenburg line has been,penetrated by
the British troops at point east Of
HenineI.
Troops of Field Marshal Haig today
are advancing astride the River scarpe
and are pushing forward to the south Of
Bapaume. Elsewhere along the British
front their progress also continues.
There has been heavy fighting a.
where the Germans launched a heavy
counter attack with fresh forces brought
up especially for the purpose from Sc
dan.
In the face Of this counter attack the
British fell back to the edge OF Lon
guevaL .
Zealanders. according to reports. swept
reached the railway just north OF the
Bapaume- Cambria road
The Germans are offering stin resist
ance in the neighborhood Of Thilloy, to
the south of Bapaume.
Reports have been received from
the advanced lines that British patrols
have again entered the outskirts of Ba-
paume, and that there has been street
lighting between the British and Ger
mans on the edge of the town.
Yhe British have penetrated the
Hfndenburg line at one point to the
east of Heninel, which is between Ba-
paume and the Scarpe river, and hard
fiehtine is reported to be in progress
there. The British advanced lines now
are reported to be east OF Monchy-le-
Preux, German rear guards are
fehting to retain their hold on Pelves.
on the south bank of the Scarpe. the
British having reached the edge of the
North of the Scarpe progress is be-
ing made by the British on both sides
of the road to Douai. As Haig's s
Evening star., 1918-08-27
THOUSANDS INJURED
:, IN JAPAN RICE RIOTS
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
TOXIC, Wednesday, August I'll
Emperor Yoshihito today summoned
governmental officials to the palace
to hear their reports on the rice riots,
which now have virtually ceased. Un-
rest continues. however. in few dis
tricts where considerable damage has
been done and a number of rioters
killed The newspapers Of Osaka es-
innate that 1000 rioters and 162 po-
Iicemen and four soldiers were in
jured in the Osaka prefecture. Five
thousand persons were arrested. An
official statement issued by the min
lister of the interior attributes the
disturbances to the anger of the peo-
ple against the extravaganza of the
newly rich.
Evening star., 1918-08-27
French HaltFOe Attacks and
Gain Southwest of R0ge

advance in the region Of Monchy le
Preux, Monday, British troops captur-
ed more than 1000 prisoners, the
newspapers here say.
On a front of six miles south of the
Scarpe, the British advanced to q max
imum depth of two and a half miles.
Important gains were made around
Bapaume and Croisiiles. the centers
OF enemy resistance between the An
ere and the Scarpe.
No Germans remain in Bap1ume,
says the correspondent Of lie Matin on
the British front. He adds that pa
trolls have penetrated the ruins which
mark the former enemy advanced con-
centration center.
The newspapers do not believe that
the Germans will be able to hold out
in Roye much longer, Notwithstanding
the enormous sacrifices they have
made in attempts 70 hold that town.
Evening star., 1918-08-27
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
. PARIS, August 27.-French troops
advanced this morning in the region
of st. Mard. southwest of Roye, after
having repulsed q number Of enemy
counter attacks in that sector, accord
ing to the official statement issued at
the war ONCE today. They have cap
tured 1,1oe prisoners. including two
battalion commanders, the statement
says:
East of Bagneux. north Of the Aisne.
the French have advanced their line
about three quarters Of a mile. the
statement says German counter at
tacks were repuIsed In this region.
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