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Fere. In this operation. the 18th and
second were TO take the weight OF
each other In turn. and with their in.
ner wings cut OF the enemy holding
the Cambria re-entrant. afterward
pushing thru between croisiiies and
feronne. This advance was TO be pro
tected on the south fiank by the 18th
army. In combination with the ex-
IRENE left wing OF the second. The
strength and equipment OF these ar.
mics was adapted to their tasks.
Fer the decisive operation the nth
and second armies were TO sremain
under the orders OF the army group
Of Crown Prince Rupprecht The
18th army Joined that OF the German
crown prince.
Remembering the November cam
psign In Poland In 1914 twhen the
Austrian command brought on defeat
meant To exercise a far preaching in.
fiuence ON the course Of the battle.
That was fficult II IL was being con
durfsd by one group only: every In.
Prevention was only too apt To be-
come mere Interference from above.
II was desirable TO make the fullest
possible use OF the resources OF the
,Eroup of the German crown prince.
and this was facilitated by the organ.
ization adopted.
Moreover. II was u personal salts.
faction to the field marshal and my.
self. since the strstegicai situation rv.
Quired II. that his imperial hiEhness
the crown prince would take part In
the first great offensive battle In the
west. DynAstic interests did not In
fluenec me. Tho profoundly loyal to
my King, I am an independent man
and no courtier.
FEINTS BY
4THER ARMIES
The possibility Of broadening the
attack on the north toward Arras.
and on the south toward the left
bank OF the Disc. was anticipated.
Feints and preparations for further
attack were made.
Between Ypres and Lens. by the
group Of Crown Prince Ruppreeh,:
BY the German crown princes
group. particularly between Reims
and the Argonne.
BY the newly formed group of Won
Gallwitz. on the old battleheids Of
yerdun:
BY the group OF Duke Albrecht, be
tween Saarburg in Lorraine and ste.
Marie-aux-Mines. and also In the
aSundasau upper Aisacel
Tho group OF Gen. Won Gailwitz
was formed because that OF the Ger.
man crown prince had now been ex.
tended toward ST. Quentin. and could
no longer properly attend to affairs
at yerdun as well. Gen. Won GaIlwitz
was In immediate command of his
own third army. as well as army
detachment c.
The headquarters OF the German
southern army in Galicia. under Gen.
Won Bothmer, Joined the army group
of Duke Aibrccht. and was put In the
line In Lorraine as the 18th army
headquarters. the chief OF the staff
was Col Won Hemmer. who had al
ready distinguished himself In a sim
liar position in the east. "A" army
headquarters took over the sector
saarburg St Marie-aux. Mines.
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Tho new headquarters had in the
meantime been established at Spa.
We got every accommodation there
Tho offices were In the Hotel Britain
nique. in which i had been billetcd
before. during our invasion of Bel
GUM in tho autumn OF 1914. Spa
was much nearer the front, and with
Verviers. could accommodate the
whole OF general headquarters.
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In the next article Gen. Ludendorff
complains because the German gov
ernmcnt did not take sufficient steps
10 press for peace after his victory.
He also tells Of his further attacks
to improve his unfavorable position.
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on March 20. 1918 along the whole
front OF IN. attack. the guns and
trench morurs. with their ammu'
milton, we're In position behind. In.
and ia places even In front OF the
foremost trenches II WAS n remark
able achievement. and at the same
time a marvel that the enemy had
neither seen anything nor heard any
movement at night Al times our
batteries were subjected TO harass'
Ing fire. and ammunition dumps
went up here and there, All this
must have attracted the eprmy's at
tcnuon. But he observed IL all along
the front. ana could. therefore. OBJ
tain no certain indication.
The divisions had at first been die
irlbu;cd behind the front % attack.
but were now crowded together In
anti.aircrafi shelters. behind the
jumping off places In our foremost
lines. This concentration Of 40 or so
divisions TIN. German division was
now about 10 900 mem had Hot been
observed by the enemy. nor had IL
been reported to him by his highly
developed secret service.
The marches took place NJ night.
but the troops SANG mn they passed
thru the villages. Such masses can
no, be concealed But no more did
tho Rirmcn discover tho railway
transport that had been taking place
behind the front OF attack since Feb
ruary. IL was heavy behind the
whole front. but tho bulk of II was
Enthusiastically going on behind the
line Arraa la Fer~. as was reported
by German airmen rcnt up 10 report.
Nor did the enemy discover any
thing BY other means. I must as
sumo this: otherwise his defensive
measures would have bern more RI.
fc~tive. and his reserves would have
arrived moro quickly. In spite Of
all efforts TO the contrary. the 80
scnce Of war II uncertainty: that II
our experience. and the cnuny's. too.
DEsERTERs TOLD
or PLANS
on the 18th or 18th OF March two
men deserted from a trench mortar
company. According 10 notes found
! w W. W Hf'RAhtNk w ht7fA'tH
statements. they are alleged TO have
given Information Of the impending
attack.
on the other fronts, particularly
near Lille and Nerdun. artillery nc.
/ uvity had increased.
At noon. on the goth. @. II. q had
to face the great decision whether
the attack was to commence on the
2ist or be put off.
Every delay must have increased
tho difficulties of troops. crowded TO.
gethcr close up TO the enemy. Al
ready the tension was very hard TO
bear. The spiritual pressure Of the
mass was urging them forward.
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the Mcclure Newspaper syndicate. Copy
righted. 1919. by Harper and Brothera
All rights reserved. Copyrighted in
Great Britain by Hutchinson and Com
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INTENDED TO SEE
THE ATTACK

For directing the battle. for opera
ktions. u WAS stu too faxshaclx, 1had
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in the east. and in spite OF our in
minent attack
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II In View in my instructions 10 the
armies. But the nth army could not
get on: the Second and 18th were
stu gaining ground. continued
my efforts towards reinforcing the
left wing OF the Second army, and
TO direct IL and the 18th on Amicns.
The enemy's line was now becorn-
ing dcnser. and In places they were
even attacking themselves. while our
enough 20 overcome them unaided.
Ut was the rapid SHIFT OF French
forces westward which countered
the plans Of Ludendorff at this
point) The ammunition was not
sufficient. and supply became diff
cult. The repair OF roads and rail.
ways was taking too long. in spite
OF all our preparations
After thoroiy replenishing ammu.
ton, the 18th army attacked be
tween Montdldier and Noyon on the
3oth OF March. On April the Sec
ond army and the right wing or the
18th attacked at Albert and south of
the Somme towards Amiens.
Thcse actions were indccisive. IL
was Al established fact that tho en-
cmy's resistance was beyond our
strength We must not get drawn
into . battle Of exhaustion. This
would accord neither with the
strAgetical nor the tactical situa-
tion- In agreement with tho conn
mnudrrS concerned, q. n. q. had TO
take tho extremely difficult decision
70 sbandon the attack on Amiens for
geOd
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Smashed by Byng

What happened was precisely
the reverse. The i7th army
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limits matters were left to the
groups.
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French forces had brilliant share
In this work Of bombing and -
helped hold up the drive1
SITUATION NOT
FAVORABLE
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The Town GOSSIP


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WIN AT the station ON MY
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ON JACKSONVILLE AND HE kept on talking.
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PORTUNTTY OF ANNOUNCING TO CITRUS GROWERS ITS NEW
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1T HAS BEEN THE GENERAL CUSTOM IN THE PAST FOR
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PACKED BY THEM AND TO REFUSE TO PACK FRUIT UNLESS
THEY WERE GIVEN THE MARKETING.
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KETs THE FRUIT.
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Maar @jenforcninoer er ifet.

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En- vigtig Nyhed
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Mine fire Aar TyskIand

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.|frcmtioiae 5fjnbne. 9a bette
Spgrgsmaa1 / Ell iaa bpi @rao OPP
tager 5inoene oerbjemne, finoer hi,
at set ogiaa fa,r babe fin Snteresie
flor 9anIfer1te ber i2anbet at fglge
meo / Sagells bioere l1obifling, oa
forisger oerfor at bringe begge 8ar:
tiers Mrg1>me1ter trent for 2eierne
iom oerefter ielp fan tage 5to,to:
punff til Spprgsmnalet.
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|RR lEJ1E I'M !. " HON Reg5erngs ."Homesteads" q :.
nold aes. noen al man Denever at bosette sig ener dyke Diet aa
nordlige Minnesotas drainage Territonum / Belrami Co., paa 1ss-
tere Vilkaar end under den almindelige Low. We'd en- Low b.ass
kendt som "Volstead Act, afsatte de Forenede Slater visse Dele a
deres Minnesota Land til Restraining for Drainage" Formal os AZ
lod saadant Land at bive sogt for Delinquent ditch taxes" u1s.s
|Minnesotas Low pa sanme Made. aom o Diet havde vRret p7iy.s
|besfddese. skrtv efter nRmnere Opysninger til
J. p. JOHNSON, PENNOCK, MINI.
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TIL SALG. En- sor og god Farm paa $50 Acres, kun 2 Mil Ira
Stockholm, $ D., alt indhegnet og kryds indhegnet, $50 Acres ayr
|kt, Resten 1ndhegnet til Gr@sgange. En- god Back, aIdrig tr l6h>v
|igennem Diet nordyestlige HORNE at Farmer. godt Temmer. 2 ma
|gs Beboeseshus med 10 VRrelser, Kjalder, e ator og en- minar<
Stald, Plads til 100 sk. Hornkvag og so Gr1se, smuk Have. Farna.
kan kjpbea til $5. pr Acre, $500. kontant og Resten pa riuaaYn>
vilkaar til s pct, en $4,000 Mortgage til 81 pct. forfalder 1sse.
sTOCkHOLM STATE BANK, STOCKHOLM, so. OAK.
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Virkelige Farm-V@rdieri No. Dakota.

94o Acres. SO Acres under Dyrkning: Resten code Gresgange og H>
land. Egner sig glmrende til Stock-Farm. Prs $12. SO pr. Acre
3299 Ac1ss I Mi Nit fra nd By med 1900 1ndb. 2o Acres tnsaaet a,a
Hvs De sSger code Farme til den rette Prs sknv til mig efter L1sts
Banks Land Exchange. 1899 Plymouth Bldg. Minneapolis. Mn.
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5000 Acres af udsaqt Farmland

! CENTRAL NORTH DAKOTA er til Salgs af Ejeren sey til aktuelBe
Adskilige code opdyrkede Farme SAINT uda6gt Prarielana
Fjardedels til hee Sektioner. Spar Afgift til Agenter 70 opaaa
de laveste Priser we'd direkte Henvendelse til Ejeren
B. G. LOUGHREN, STEELE, N. DAKOTA.
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Vor Boghandel.

Vile Bgser fra oort Eager ienhee
oortofrit n,eb Hatfepoit, eller Ct.
REFS; men putfer man Eafter as.
ureret maa 5 Gents ttstra r,ebfsI.
]. geniIIinsen.
6. R~asunsi.n So,
72O.722 go. 4th Street.
WinneapoIis, geeinn.
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Farm Bargains i Luck, Wis;

stort. 5o-aarigt dansk Settlement. Dette er ct udmerket Kyag-
b be Graesgange; talrige Ser, lutherske Kirker; sholer; ae5e-
rler; Telefoner; code Veje og velstaaende Dyer langs Soo-Banen:
midtvejs melem St: Paul og Duluth. For narmere Oplysninger skafv
County, Wis. - -
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Minnesotas Meieri Distrikt,

24O Acres at rgt Farmland, 8 Mil fra Mihaca, i ct drinigt skaa-
.dinavisk Settlement, we'd e god Vel, i Narheden at skole og Kfrkes
en- mindre samHng Bygninger og andre Forbedringer.
Dette Ell ct Godtkjsb til $500 pr. Acre; lenpelge Vlkaar.
C. 3. ERICKSON, MILACA, MINI.