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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-31

WANTED-A good timer and sheet
metal worker. None but reliable men
and and Rosemont stseii, sHae. Lemoyne, open ji5S
Saturday evening or call between l.
aNd l noon. Bell 31S2M.
RS-EXperienced foreman
wanted in soft drink plant. must
know automatic mSchinery thorough
". State experience and salary eX-
pected. Reference required. Address
"Bottler" $40 Heed Bldg. Phila., Pa.
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SITUATIONS WANTED--MALE

LIMITED - Young man. experience
ed in accounting, bookkeeping, sales
mGnship, organization and MANAGE
ment, is open for engagement; am Di-
tious and hustler; Al references.
! Address Box o, 1928, care of Telc-
graph.
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UNDERTAKERS
CEMETERY LOTS FOR SALE
Cleaners and Dyers

/ WHY buy new clothing, when
clean your old ones as, good as nd
Now is the time for spring cleanil
Goodman 1306h North Sixth. 81
Phones. Call and Deliver.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

WANTED
position as del
any kind. Call
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II YOU HAVE BEEN NOTIFIED TO
MOVE. DON'T TRY TO SWIM UP
SUIT WHICH YOU CAN'T WEAR,
But WILL COST YOU MONEY.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-31

FOR SALE-Garage; great invest
ment; one of the best locations in the
city, and Il business thoroughfare:
ground to build a garage lO0N25O IT,
corner location: just the thing for Il
great money Garner now; Will re-
quire about $4,000 to partially erect
building; balance can easily be ar
ranged; just the opportunity of your
life. For information apply y. L.
Doran2, 1925 North Sixth street. Both
phones.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-31

YOUNG MEN, Is and over, desiring
Railway Mail and Post Office clerk
ships. 50. month, write for free par
ticulars of examinations. Il. +. Terry
Cformer Civil Service Examiner. SIS
Continental Bldg, Washington.
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Deaths

SMITH - on March 81. 1919. George
L. q Smith. at his home, l26 'FRONT.'
street, West Fairvtcw, in ms 'SIl
year. ..
Funeral on Thursday afternoon
Anil 8. at o'clock. from the apo :"
address. The relatives and TRENDS
are invited to attend Wlthout
fIntheI notice. Interment in the
t.uula Cemetery.
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d. ASA SANDERLIN,
Room l. Security Trust Bldg,
Sc NORTH THIRD ST.
BELL 1890. DIAL 1878.
FOR SALE. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION

FOR SALE, IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
~ story frome dwelling, known as
the LupOld property. located one-half
block from car line on Harvard ave
nue. in that beautiful suburb of Earl
ington. Camp Hin, within single ear
fare limit of Harrisburg. : rooms q
bedrooms unfinished attic; bath; re-
ception hail; pantry: hot air heat;
storm windows and doors; shades and
screens; hardwood finish: all improve
ments. Corner plot OF ground, 120X
120: 10 bearing fruit trees; variety of
grape vines; currant bushes; =
ChickenhCuseS, will accommodate 200
chickens; work shop; lawn and gar
den. This property is in excellent
condition, and will be sold to settle
up an estate. If you are looking for
an ideal country home with all city
conveniences. you will miss rare
opportunity if you do not investigate
this proposition.
Clear title guaranteed.
Bargain Price, $4,000.
Bell {. o. BACKENSTOSs, Boil
7OI H. Market Street. 3O71J
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AUTOMOBILES
= OVERLAND
USED CAR DEPARTMENT.

Several cars recently trad
ed in have been added to our
stock. The early buyer can
make splendid selection
from these "Pedigreed" cars.
Oldsmobile roadster. Origi-
nal paint in fine condition.
Two cord tires.
REQ passenger touring.
Refinished, tires good, me
chanically good condition.
Grow Elkhart 5-passenger
touring. Electric lights and
starter.
Good value at $3.50.
Maxwell touring, new top
with glass windows in rear
curtain. New leather up
holstery. Looks and runs like
new.
Saxon Six touring. Almost
new. a splendid car at rea-
sonable price.
Overland Country Club, in
splendid condition. All tires
good. Now being revarnished;
will lie sold before leaving the
paint shop. Place deposit
upon it and hold for demon
stration.
Time Payments Can be Arranged
-.
Open Evenings Until Nine. ,
THE :
ONERLAND-HARRlS COS
2:2-14 y. Second st. Both Phone
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SITUATIONS WANTED-Fcmale

/ WANTED - Washing and ironing
To do at home. Call SIG Harris street
Z CT Dial phone 6O2S.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

FOR SALE - ON easy terms, mod
ern style. S-room house. Price, S225O.
Situated in Shiremanstown. Also
larger house, finely built, S2SUO.
Richard 5. Nelly, Mechanicsburg.
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WANTED - Honorable discharged
soldiers and sailors, apply Room 709,
nn-Harris Hotel, between to S
p. NJ. and to 10 a. NJ.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

| HAVE a number of clients want
ing to buy homes between Second and
Third streets either on Maclay. Wood
bine, Emerald or Seneca streets. A.
w. Swengel, 2131 North Second street,
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
IF IT'S REAL ESTATE,
SEE SANDERLIN"

IF IT'S REAL ESTATE.
SEE SANDERLIN"
.IoIE{ " you ,IdS7y-. HAZE BEEN NoTIEIED TO
STREAM, OR YOU MIGHT GET A
SUIT WHICH YOU CAN'T WEAR,
But WILL COST YOU MONEY.
MOVE AT ONCE.
SELECT YOUR HOME FROM THE
FOLLOWING LIST:
WILL BE FINISHED IN \ FEW DAYS
Thirty-second and Derry Streets,
single, corner; 2la story stucco home +;
seven rooms, large liVingroom with
fireplace. also dandy sun parlor;
hardwood floors. gas, electricity, steam
everything right up-to- the minute I:
lot. i0N1C0: look at this before buy
ing; must be seen to be appreciated.
ONE-HALF ELDER MANSION
Twcnty-fourth and Derry Streets; -
story brick, six rooms and bath, sun
parlor, hardwood floors, steam heat
trance, driveway in the rear nice size
y2rd; right price to quick buyer.
THE REAL THING
Twenty-fourth and Derry Streets: 6
story brick, nine rooms, all the very
latest improvements; these homes
cannot be duplicated in the city for
the money; will be finished in aboGt
two weeks.
NOW VACANT
Wiconisco st, 627; S-story brick. eight
rooms and bath, gas and electricity,
furnace. front porch, nice size back
yard with driveway in the rear: new
ly painted; same as rent.
A GOOD BARGAIN
Camp St. 64S; immediate possession.
@-story brick, eight rooms and Datn,
all improvements: one of row of
very well built homes; same as rent.
SEE Us FIRST
WE EAVE y NUMBER OF PROPER
TIES THAT WILL BE VACANT ON
OR ABOUT APRIL l, AND WILL BE
GLAD TO GIVE YOU FULL PAR
lTICULARS AT THIS OFFICE.
d. ASA sANDERLIN,
Room /. Security Trust Bldg,
sc NORTH THIRD ST.
BELL 1890. DIAL S573.
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PAPERHANGERS- per hour.
Will guarantee all year work. Also
several painters. IL. A. Bodmer, S26
North Third street
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WANTED

Reliable white woman for
child's nurse. Good wages TO
careful and competent person.
Address
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FOR SALE
S-story brick house, 2O25
Green street. Front and back
rorches, side and rear en-
entrance, hardwood floors. gas
and electricity, steam heat.
Apply
STECKLEY SHOE STORE,
l22C North Third Street.
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WANTED - Messenger boy. Apply
Superintendent, The Telegraph Print
ing Co., Harrisburg, Pa.
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WANTED TO RENT

WANTED, TO RENT - house. IN
good location, with all improvements
by family with no small children, TO-
Gated either in Harrisburg OF
Enola. Bell phone 4135W. or Box r.
1918. care of Telegraph.
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HAULING AND MOVING

AUTO HAULING - Local and lor
distance. Furniture moving sp
cialty. Rates reasonable. Prompt Sc
vice. Cali Bell 623-J.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
POSSESSION APRIL /.

D. A. GALLEY. Kunkel Bldg. Bell $50.
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FOR SALE - Corner business prop
orty, II, uptown section, at II very
reasonable figure. Now occupied rs
grocery. \. w. Swengel, 2l3l North
Second street. Bell 2757J.
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WANTED - Position as janitor or
watChman, by man so years of age,
married; can give best of reference.
Address l.. 1880. care of Telegraph.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1919-05-01
COLLEGE FARM NOTES

Clark county farm women have
been canning meats under the direc-
ton of Mary Dolve, home demonstra-
ton agent. A group of housewives in
Merton township canned Sc quarts OF
meat one day last month after having
received instruction in approved
methods. Three canning GLIB girls
and three women canned a baby beef,
Trimmings from desirable parts were
made into sausage and meat loaf and
canned. Scraps and bones were made
into soup stock, reduced and canned.
All indications point toward higher
prices for meat rather than lower
prices, says Guy E. Morrison, State
College extension livestock specialist.
The number of meat eating people in
the world is increasing faster than
the meat supply. During the last
eight years our cattle ave decreased
from $50 to $50 for each 1000 persons.
The average weight of these cattle has
decreased so pounds in the last three
years. Even u pork supply has been
lowered in the last nine years from
800 to 500 hogs for each 1000 persons.
The weather has been unfavorable
for the little pigs and a great many
losses have been reported. If proper
shelter had been provided many of
these losses could have been prevent
ed. The pens should be cleaned out
every day. A runway should be pro-
vided that the little pigs may get the
proper amount Of exercise. Plenty of
sunlight is essential in a little pigs
life. Warm" and dry" are the
watchwords.-Dr. G. S. Weaver, Spec
ialist in Diseases of Hogs.
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FACTS ABOUT SOUTH DAKOTA

At a recent meeting of insurance
agents in Chicago, representing n
of the big eastern companies, the fol
lowing facts given by one of our state
agents in an address before the meet
ing gives some idea of h rank OF
the state in production and wealth.
South Dakota covers a square acre
age of $4,000 square miles. 1t still
has in its possession 100000 acres
Of school land. This will give you
some idea as to the size of Jul state.
1t has a population Of SOC, 900, over
so per cent Of whom are immigrants,
or descendants if immigrants, from
such states as Iowa, Illinois, Indiana,
Wisconsin and Ohio. There is now
before the legislature a bill providing
for the establishment of a commission
on publicity, to make better known to
the American people the of
the state. If this bill passes, We ex-
pect to have a population of a million
within the next few years.
Now we will cross the Missouri
river and enter into the richest n
hundred miles of agricultural country
in the world, it's estimated value for
the year 1918 being $1,254,000, 900.
South Dakota is a leader of all the
states in the union in production, for
it's record is 1894 per cent Of the av-
erage acreage yield. The crop Of this
state alone are valued at 1876, 169, $50
and over $13, 900 900 Of this amount
comes to u farmers in Minnehaba
county, the county in which Sioux
Falls is located. Corn is king in this
section of the country. Forty to 80
bushels per acre are produced, and in
some localities it goes to one hundred
misunderstanding US the total value for
the year 1917 in corn of $175,8 500.
Ranking next to our corn crop is
the wheat crop, which makes a very
favorable showing, producing in
wealth Sf15, 900 900. And SO we may
proceed on and on and find that the
results are all very favorable, espec'
tally so On corn, wheat, oats, barley
rye, flax, potatoes, tame hay, wild hay
vegetables, dairy products, live stock
and gold. To prove to you that South
Dakota isn't dependent upon any OF
the easter nor western states for its
coal supply, l will tell you that we
have just opened a mine with a bill
lion ton bed.
Now just an item in regard to our
dairying product. In 1917 we pro-
duced dairy products valued at $21,,
O65 900, and in the year 1918, $24,-
753, 900, showing a net gain of $685.
600. These facts and figures are worth
mentioning; in fact, we are very proud
of them. Just a little glance into the
financial status Of u state banking
institutions. The November bank
statement showed 1926, 545, 900 depos-
tied in banks of the state-$392. 81 for
every one person in South Dakota"
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BUTTER DIFFICULT TO CHURN
(By Prof. c. Larsen)
South Dakota State College

South Dakota State College
81 churned for nearly four hours,
then | poured hot water on the out
side of the churn and the butter came,
but when it did come it wasn't right.
1t appeared greasy and was not at
tractive as it used to be-" This is
the report of one farm m
The churning temperature in this
case was IS degrees F., and the cream
should have churned in about forty
minutes. The trouble was that the
cream had been kept at a very low
temperature until just previous to
churning, when it was warmed to
churning temperature and then
churned at once.
Butterfat floats in the skim milk in
the form of small round globules.
Some time is required for them to cool
through and likewise to warm
through. This means that in connec.
ton with temperature of cream fol
churning, duration of temperature is
as important as the temperature IT
self. Allow the cream to stand at the
proper temperature at least three
hours before c%hurning.
Difficult churning may be due to
several factors:
Too thin cream. It should test be
tween 80 to 35 percent fat.
Too wrong churning temperature OF
the cream Sixty degrees F, is about
right.
In a few instances it may be due
to the action of certain germs.
In some instances it may be due to
feeding foods which produce a large
percentage of hard fats.
Sour cream churns easier than
sweet cream
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to know that you all were well. Must
say that | am enjoying the best of
health. Just got back last night from
my trip to southern France, and it
sure was worth while. AS on the 9th
er side of the Alps the climate and
country is so much different from this.
There it was just like summer-every-
thing so nice and green. Oranges,
lemons, olives hanging on the trees,
and flowers of all kinds. SO must say
that | was sorry when my seven days
were up and | had to start for home
again, or in ether words my company,
as that is the only home we have
here, wherever our company it
at. | also had a letter from Alfred
Sweeh. They are, that is the 147th
F. A., are getting ready to start for
home in May. Sure wish the 88th
Division was getting ready to start
for home, but so far we know not
when we will start, but l hope ii
won't be long as | am getting home,
sick for South Dakota. And | am
sure not in love with northern France,
am glad to say that the seth Di.
vision will start for home in June
as by Willie's letter he don't like
this country any better than l do.
have been in Germany and gone
right by the town that Willie is in
but | could not stop off to see him
Well, supper is ready so must close
and hope this will find you all well
and write whenever you have time
and tell Clarence to write. With love
to you all from
Pvt. Carl A. Hanson.
Co. f, 351 Inf.
A. f. F., A. p. 0. 1875.
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NOT TO APPEAR IN S. D..

There's no need worrying owe a
rumor that the seventeen-year locust
may appear in South Dakota in de-
structive numbers, says Prof. H. C.
SEVERN, state entomologist at State
College. These locusts do not make
their home in this state at all. The
sev~enteen-year locust is not a grass
hopper but rather a cicada, an insect
which differs from a hopper not only
in body shape, method of feeding but
also in its life cycle. Most of our
grasshoppers lay their eggs in the
fall and then die. In the following
spring their eggs hatch into baby
grasshoppers which feed and grow un-
til midsummer. when they become full,
ly grown and usually winged.
In describing the seventeen-year
locust, Professor SEVERN says further:
The seventeen-year cicadas on the
other hand make their appearance as
fully-winged insects in countless mum
bers early in the year usually at the
end of May. Practically the only dam
age they do is in ~egg-laying, when the
females cut Sits in the small twigs of
shade and fruit trees. This injury
oftentimes kills the small twigs and
may be a serious matter with young
trees, but with large trees the injury
results only in a rather severe prun-
ing. What little food the winged
cicada takes is in the form of sap Ob-
tanned by puncturing the twigs of
trees with their sucking thread-like
mouth parts.
The eggs remain unmatched for six
or seven weeks but at the end of this
time they give rise to small delicate
creatures which drop to the ground,
burrow into it and finally take their
position upon some root. Here the
insects remain for almost seventeen
years. They obtain their nourishment
by sucking out the sap from the roots
but since this is done so very slowly
it is doubtful if much harm is done to
the trees even though the insects are
present in countless numbers. At the
end of seventeen years the immature
cicadas leave the roots, burrow up
through the ground into the air and
then change to cicadas. The insect
is now ready to repeat its life cycle
again.
1t is true that the seventeen-year
cicada will occur in large numbers in
Illinois. Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania,
New Jersey, Maryland, West Virginia,
Kentucky and other eastern states but
as far as South Dakota and the neigh
boring states are concerned, we have
nothing to fear in this respect.
Another form of this same species
of cicada is the thirteen-year variety.
This form differs from the seventeen
year type in that 1t requires but thir-
teen years to complete its life cycle
and that it occur chiefly In the south
ern states rather than in the northern.
Nv. 8. g.
ModArn Anulnment In our Office
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G SCHOOL MEET

One of the novel attractions at the
state high school track meet at Brook
ings on May 16. will be special music
by the forty-piece girls band at State
College. This is probably the largest
girls band in the Northwest and is
capable of playing first-class music.
Prof. Carl Christensen will also have
the college military band on the field.
Old man Pep" has returned to the
college this term and is stirring up
the students to prepare for the best
high school athletic event in the his
tory of the institution.
--w. s. ST.
a "A rha Ranis&aH nna NAar-eo01
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lister to publish the same for the
benefit of his many friends:
Lifat le Grand. France. April 8,
1919.-Dear Sister and Family: Re-
ceived your letter yesterday and wac
more than glad to get 1t, and to get
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WRITES OF STUDENT LIFE

Continued from Page u
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Modern equipment In our office y
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-06

mas remedio a los ejercitos de Won
Kluck de Won Bulow que ejecutar la
misma maniobra.
Esa retirada del ala izquierda del ejer
cito del Kronprinz aparece aiin envuel-
ia de cierto misterio. Solo los dates of
ciales per1nitia despues de la guerra acla
rarla para saber 81 fue obra de una grave
falta del alto nando del quinto ejer-
cito germanico una consecuencia de
la retirada general que Sc habia inicia-
do en el ala derecha. De todos modos
parece cierto que desde ell primer ms
tante Sc produjo TN retroceso, 81 no
general. parcial Ell el ala izquierda del
Kronprinz aunQue luego Sc procure re-
mediar la situacion 6irigiendo ataques
formidables contra otros puntos del ejer
cito Sarrail. La retirada Sc atribuye al
hecho de haber ordenado ell Kronprinz
pos de eisrcito la confusion enorme
que Sc produjo entire aquella masa de
soldados. La confusion fue tai que los
soldados alemanes no pudiendo reco-
nocerse entire las sombras de la no
che, creyeron que tenian delante masas
enemigas francesas, regimientos ente
ros llegaron raatarse entire ST. La lucha
cuerpo cuerpo fu6 mortifera en- extre-
mo- mientras las anetralladoras alema-
mas segaban flas enteras de alemanes.
En- tales condiciones Ell ejercito Sarrail
no tuvo mas Que avanzar sus tropas
Ell aquel punto al amanacer del dia 81
guiente para obligar al enemigo reti-
rarse en- desorden. BarleDuc quedaba
salvado y ell ej6rcito hbertado de un
gravisimo pelgro.
Pero 81 Bar-le Due, en- donde los ale
names creian poder entrar las veinti-
cuatro horas de comenzada la batalla,
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TAI OLA COMO HOY
"Recordar es vivir r"--Dante
LA DERROTA DEL KRONPRINz

Uno de los desengafios mas crueles
recibidos por ell orgulloso Principe. He
redero de Alemania es la derrota sufpi-
da en- Francia el seis de septiembre de
mil novecientos catorce, sea en- los
primeros dias depues de estallar la que
ira europea. Como hoy Sc cumplen seis
amos de tan memorable fecha, vamos
narrar nuestros lectores la batalla don
de las huestes del Kronprinz sufrieron
su primer descalabro.
En- Ell plan de operaciopes de los ale
names el terreno que prometia recoger
la gloria mas grande Sc hsbia reservado
al principe heredero. Ello Sc conforma-
ba la linea de conducta seguida para
reanimar la popularidad de la casa Ho-
henzollern que Sc debilitaba rapidamen-
te. En- toda la Alemania Ell principe fue
aclamadO como el heroe de Longwy Su
fttil demonstration delante de Verdun
fue presentada como una serie de glo-
rioSos asaltos. En los boletines ofca-
les dicese que habia infligido ma gra-
We derrota los franceseS. En- reaiidad
el ej5rcito frances que Sc lie oponia ha-
bia operado un magnifco movimiento
de retirada defensiva teniendo en- fren-
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G DE sETIEMBRE DE 1914
HOY HACE CINCO AMOS.

extension y que el pals situado al no
resse deseznne es el mas trader Que
existe en- Francia. Kilometres Y kil6
metres de marisras bordean los wales.
ALI fu5 6on6e el enomigo sufri5 las ma
yores perdidas..
Estimulado po- IA idea de que comr
baten por Il misma existencia de Pa
ris, cada soldado frances vaIa tres y
contra aquella resistcncia desesperada
los aiemanes inaaa podian. Fl seis de
septiem6re, Il cerrar Ia noche, ningu-
no dc los dos ej6rcitos podia preten-
81 que hubiera mejorado su situacion.
Los francescs habian ganado terreno
en- cisrtos puntcs,, pero 10 habian per.
dido Ell otros. Entolces, ell la noche
del scis al siete, fu6 5cuando Sc produ-
jo la mis+eriosa retirada de les, slema-
nes, cuya sehal fu6 la primera grana-
da francesa esta.lada junto al comedor
del Kronprinz en- Eovigny. La luchG en-
aquella ala continue no obstante, d,l-
rante varios dias, pero los aiemanes pro
curaron solamente salvar de una destruc
ci6n completa 10 que Quedaba de su
ejercito, en- parte paralizado. FL Kron-
prinz Sc batia Ell retirada no quedaba