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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-06
SEES 4 WAY To
RUSSIAN PEACE
Col. Malone, Of British
Parliament, Thinks Fac
tons Would Confer.

london. Eng. Nov. Ga draft OF
the conditions upon which the leaders
OF the soviet government in Russia
are willing to discuss peace with the
allied and associated governments Is
ia. possession OF Lieut. Col Lestrange
Malone. a Liberal member OF parlia-
ment. who recently returned from
trim 10 Russia. according TO MS state
ment in the house OF commons be
said he believed Il would be possible
10 can q. peace conference Of the var
ring factions in Russia on the basis
that ali existing de facto governments
IN the various parts Of Russia should
remain In full control OF the territory
they now are occupying, subject 20
adjustments. The removal OF the
economic blockade OF Bolshevist Rus
STA also would be a condition
Impressed BY Soviet Work
Col Malone said that he was. not
enamored with Bolshevism, but that
he had been impressed, nevertheiesa.
with the work Of national reconstruc-
ton being performed BY the soviet
me terms referred to Col Malone
said. are Identical in the main with
those which VIM. c. Built. who went
to Russia as a representative OF the
American peace del cation, brought
back from MOSCOW to Paris last
spring. They included. In addition 10
the raising Of the economic blockade.
the Immediate Withdrawal OF allied
troops from Russia, the suspension
OF further military aid 10 the anti
soviet governments, proclamation OF
a general armistice and recognition
on the part Of the soviet government
responsible for the foreign debt Of
Russia
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-06

may say that it did not change the
condition Of the people attecled- W g
failed TO liberate some 5Q,vVU,uuu o.
Chinese. we shall have al the clu
troubles again, until TINS JustIee
achieved, but this does not N lle
least change hte fact that We ull
succeed IN freeing some 4O,u0e'uyv OF
Europeans, mainly SlaNs.
some MIstaKes Made
In achieving this liberation We
Svrones. out since fallible human be-
fugs made the peace what could one
exrect? What We did do. We. the
nations allied against Germany, was
to take a long step IN the ulrectlon
81 abolfshing human slavery poilu-
cal and Intellectual slavery. military
and Bureaucratic despotisrn, the long
est step. in all human history. in my
me real trouble lies not in the
treaty itself. but in the things men
claimed for It. and expected or u, IN
sdvance. Above all II was believed
that il would create condition max
inc war funpossible. But nothing Was
more certain thar that the effort 20
redraW the map Of the continent OF
Europe would stimulate old race
rfratries and create new causes Tor
conflict Let anyone take an ethno-
graphic map Of Europe and study the
REGIONS south OF the Old German 70 on
tier ana east Of the Oder river he
VIII see there are hopeless inter
mingling Of races. the inevitable ne
cessity OF including people OF differ
ent tribes under a single rule.
Inevitable Has happened.
The inevita Die has happened, the
Poles. the Rumanians. the Jugo-slavs
and the Czecho-Slovaks are quarrel
ing today over frontiers and prov
inces. as the great powers quarreled
before them. We have dozen contro-
Versies where we had two or three.
because we have multiplied the num-
Der Of states. The disputes may lead
10 new wars and they certainly do not
promise TO make world peace secure
FOR many many years But world
peace was not assured before and
meantime. We have the solid gain,
the long step toward Il. which the lib
Grafton OF 100000 OF men and Wom-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-06
SPAIN-U. s.
PACT URGED
Ex-Premier Proposes Ali
ances With Friendly
Powers to Avoid War.

Madrid, Spain. Nov. s.-Aliiances Of
spain with friendly powers TO insure
the avoidance Of war were urged oy
former premier Romanones In a
speech at a banquet here last even
ing
Il know the hour OF alliances has
sounded for spain" the former pre-
mser said. but it Is an hour for al
Iuances contracted by the force Oh
public opinion in common accord with
the government and the king Treat
les Of alliance with France. Great
Britain and the United States would
be the surest guarantees we could
have to keep out OF war me mo-
menr. therefore, has come 20 esta1-
iisb our bonds rot only with France
and England. but with the Cnlte1
States and Portugal
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-06
Reds" Recruit
$4,000 Men To
Defend CapitaF
Troops From Indian From
tier and Chinese Among
Petrograd Defenders.

Copenhagen. Denmark. Nov g.
The Boisheviki are reported TO have
recruited a force OF 10000 men from
Petrosrad alone in organizing the
defence Of that city The troops in
clude Bashkars (from the Indian
frontierl and Chinese. the latter be-
ing men who had received training
In China under retired officers from
European armies
Reds Claim IshIm Captured.
London. Eng. nov. "a Russian
Boshevlk Communication received
here reports the capture OF Us. an,
u15 miles north OF Pstropavlovskl.
with 1900 prisoners. The communi-
cation also claims the capture Of 1000
prisoners at Ust Buzuiuk
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-06

en- constitutes While they were en-
shaved war was inevitable. Now that
they are free. something great and
permanent has been gained.
Compare the present peace with
that OF Vienna, wherein provinces
we're tossed back and forth. Poland
repartitloned. italy turned back 10 its
old tyrants. Belgium bestowed upon
r5olland. every national aspiration.
very democratic and moral cOusidera-
zion outraged. and Il reveals a gain IN
a century which IS almost lncalcula-
bic And this Is the single fair com
parison.-Copyrig 1919, Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-06
The Best Cough SBrnp
is Homemade.
Hers a. cay way 20 SAYS e. sd
yet have the best cough r1uedg
you ever trIed

You've probably heard Of this veil
known plan Of making cough syrup at
home. But have you ever used III
When you do, You VIII undzr1tald
why thousands OF families. the world
over, feel that they could hardly keep
house without it. It's simple and
cheap. but the way i takes hold OF
a cou=h VIII quickly earn it 8 perma-
nent place in your home
Into a pint bottle, pour % cunea
Of Piners then add plain graual-led
sugar syrup 10 il up the pint. Or,
if desired. use clarified molasses. honey,
or corn syrup instead Of sugar syrup
Either way, DC tastes good, never
spells. and gives Won iull pint Of bet
ter cough remedy than you could buy
readV-made for three times its cost
lt is really wonderful hoa Quickly
this homemade remedy conquers a
courh-usualT in p hours o. less Il
seems to penetrate through every an
PASSAGE. loosens O dry. hoarse or tight
cough. lifts the phlegm. heals the mem
branes. and gives almost immediats
relief. Splendid for throat tickle.
hoarseness. Group. bronchitis and br
chial asthma
Pinex IS a highly c0nce1t1Sted
pound Of genuine N0ng
tract, and has been use
tons for throat and
To avoid iisannointu
druggist for -2is Gun
with directions. and dor
thing else. Guaranteed
lutte satisfaction OF nor
The Pinex Co. f. Wayns
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-06
ALLIES TO REQUIRE INV
AGREEMENT BY GERMAN

Paris. France. Nov 6.-The supreme
council today discussed plans for re-
ceiving a German delegation Novsm-
Der 10 to sign the protocol guaran-
teeing the carrying out by Germany
OF the armistice conditions which she
has so far failed 10 meet. IL Is as
sumed that baron Won Lersner. head
OF the mission at Versailles, VIII sign
the protocol for Germany.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-06
SWISS ALREADY BAR TRADE
WITH EnI sHI.NIsI HU..I

Berne, Switzerland. Nov. 81 Fren h
Wireless Servicel The federal couu-
ell has instructed the Swiss minister
at Paris 20 INFORM the supreme couu-
ell that the situation with regard 10
Swiss Intercourse with BoisheVigt
Russia already corresponds with the
proposed blockade IN which the SUI
preme council asked neutrals % par
ucipate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-06
CREEK REPRESENTATIVES, on
~ ACHE rsnrrr-rsrH rsrrnrn

Athens. Greece. Nov 6-tFrench
Wireless Service --Nlcholas Pulitis
Greek minister OF foreign affairs, has
been appointed Greek representative
on the cou1cIl OF the league OF nz-
tionE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-06
Watch Teeth Whiten
When You Remove the Film
Al Statements 485y0gsa By High Dental butterflies

This Is to urge tsn-dzy test of tooth paste which
eombats the film
High authorities have proved Il Five years Of tests
have placed beyond question Leading dentists every
where urging its adoption
Compare the results with your old methods and let your
own teeth decide.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-06

But pepsn must be aevatsd, and the usual method IS
an acid harmful to the teeth So pepsin long seemed
barred But science has found harmless aetvating
method It is made Of IN Pepsodeut.
Now millions Of teeth are daily cleaned as they never
were before. Try the method ten days On yours.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-06
Film Destroys Teeth

That Shiny film which you feel on your teeth causes
tooth troubles. Every modern dentist knows that
Dental science for many years. has sought way to end II
That film Is what discoIors not the teeth It is the basis
Of It holds food substance which fernents and
forms acid It holds the acid N contact with the teeth to
cause decay
Millions Of germs breed IN It They with tartar, are
the chief Of pyorrhea So the major object In clean
ing teeth IS to keep them free from film
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-06
Now a Way to End It

Science now has found way to end Il Five years Of
tests have proved this The way IS embodied IN a
dentifriee called Pepscdeut And we urge you to
what t does
Pepsodent Is based on pepsin, the dgestznt Of albumin
The h IS aibunous matter. The object Of Pepsodent
is TO dissolve it. then to constantly combat II.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-06

Send this coupon for To-Day Tube. Use like any
tooth paste Note how clean your teeth feel after using
Mark the absence of the shiny film See how the teeth
whiten the fixed film disappears.
Watch the results for few days Read In our book
how they come about. Then decide for yourself what
tooth paste you and yours should use.
Cut out the coupon nov.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-06

old-tme methods fail to do that Teeth still discolor
st decay millions Of people know. The is that
brushing does not end the 6lm.
The film is cngng It gets between the teeth, enters
crevces and stays. Day and night month after month Il
IS a potential source Of danger.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-06

Failing this. it seems 10 me It
would have been far better to have
abandoned all idea Of giving Poland
access 10 the sea- rather than 70
have had recourse TO a weak COM
promise which gives Poland only a
shadow OF " hat she claimed and holds
out TO the Germans forever the temps
tation 10 regain the districts once an
neXed by Frederick the Great. dis
tricts which the Poles alone cannot
defend and France and Great Britain.
with the United States, can only keep
Polish at the price Of preserving Ger
man hostility and precluding any toll
cradle adjustment tolerable 70 both
Germany and her recent enemies. sucn
preserved
Such in brief. are the territorial as
poets Of the recent peace settlement
in Europe and IL IS to the European
phase that I am addressing the pres
ent comment. As to Shantung, what
ever criticism may be made OF Il. one
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-16

kie te straszliwe MOLE watpliw
Sci. - Il

hle te strdszl1"e' HoJe
sci.
-Milcz Renato, nil. Hoge i ME
chce mic ci powiedzec.
To powiedz mi PAM przynaj.
mniej, czy moja matka godna jest
mel mi1osci?
URSULA podniosla sic ma }6zku
Wype}niam rozkazy umarlego:
= rzekla drzaeym glosem.- Je.
dyne co ci moge poWiedzieic jest,
re nigdy, przenigdy ME ujrzysz
,twej matki!! /.
{ M1oda dzieWczyna stala jakby
skamienia}a.
! -Kto vie rzekla glosemo O.
(Strym, jak ostrze zelaza. = Kto
vie? - powtdfs,gyyaa, jej posta-
%nowienie, stale. sic teraz niiezlom-
mem.
Wyraz gwa}townej stanoWczos=
ci Ia obliczu Renaty, przeja1 ME-
wyslowionem przerazeniiem stara
kobicte.
i, -Dziecko, 60 tx cheeeszz1robie2
- zapytala dr5zae
ME wiem,S--- pd1poWiedzia1a
c6rka Ma1gorzatyy, tym samlsym O.
strym i neutrality-suspicious. =
Bog natchnie mnie Wiedza W jaki
spos6b mann sic zblizyc do sWej
matki.
To powiedziawszy, m1oda die
wczyna wysz}a powoli, jakby we
snie magnetycznym pograzona, z
pokoju PAM Urszuli.@
All! - zawolaaaaYaszamksnaW-
sly sic w sWoim pokoju, - 66w
list wskazuje nj mole oboWiazki
wzgledem OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES stu
cha rozkaz9W epffKesllaaaowcy
Biedna 'IlSsaAzs1nnIa=isooscze kuje
mnie! CIV Niinhl q niewin-
na, ia pospfssSszesahgnf
Renata otwoorzz!!,1la ma}y kufe-
rex / zapakoWalaalsA#sss'Wgoje rzeczy,
ktore W czasie pobytu " hotelu,
wyje1a by}a z nieRessaaatviwszy
sic 2 TEN, uk1e4saifsigaFodfacej mo-
dlitwie b1agalaAa Q ponce, W
tenn
Stan W jakimQaa znajdowa1a
PAM URSULA tej rozsmtnroDwHie,
trudno byIo opiiaaMlloda dziew-
czyna
innem niz dataaeaswietle ato
przejmowaIdz przestraehem
Zkad sic u teieAi0eWezzsyy,t
ny wziela narata stanoWczos6ssi
silna VIOLA gAsstteknSsen5sczyi ia wi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-16
(Ciag dalszy.)

PAM cos mnie wychowala cd
dzieciectwa powiadasz, re ME
3 zuasz mojej rodziny? musisz mnie
mice "a niezmiernic o%graniczona,
jci.eli sadzisz; re uwierze temu.
Gem byf Ola mnie 6w zmar1y Ro.
bert i co sic "a jegc dobrodziejst-
wami ukrywaao? Domysla}am sic
:*W MIN tego okrutnika, kt6ry mat
ce mojej spraWial te meczarnie,
il asfremnie "a NINA teskni}a. Czy
sic my]e? powiedz PAM!
4'oWiernica deputowancgo Z Ro
m;;lx,. podniosla recc ku niebu:
20 Bozc! wiclki Bozc! - "a
Wc'ala ty1ko.
-Pcwnej nocy mialam, bedac
VA pcnsyi sen okropny, mowi1a
dalnj Renata; ten sen byf niby
rrzestroga, niby objawieniem
przyszfosci. Widzialam umarlego
!: Ielacrgo w trumnie- pana Roher-
la; kobieta w zalobie klecza4a O.
boz nieeu i zaklinafa 60, ably Wr6
eli lei dziecko. Widzia4am jak sic
blade usta>trupa rozwarly i usfy-
szalam tie s}owa: "Tak Renata
jest.twojq c6rka, lecz ty ME VI
rIsSz jej juz nigdy.' PAM mi po-
>wi"sz, zc SCI mara, lecz ia ME vie
rz,, PAM! - wolala rozpaczliWym
gloscm nieszczesliwa dzewczyna,
i jezeli mi PAM powiesz; ze ia b}a
gajaca kobieta ME by}a moja mat
kaxto tcz PAM ME 'uwferze. Me
uwierze tez PAM, gdy mi powiesz,
re ten zmarly ME by}5owym ME
pezeblaganym sedzia mel matki.
Mcja matka zyje, WIEN to nape-
VINO. Ia jaki wystepek ukarano
ia tax srogo, re jej wydarto je-
<ds7lc jej dziccie? Jakiz inny wy
stepek ME dozwala mi n~oszenia
nazwiska ojca mego? Renata
umilkla, czekajac W najgWa}tow-
niejszem wzruszeniu ma odpo-
wiedz:
Ursula, zalamujac rece jecza}a !:
-=3O:co "a okropnoSc!
TAX; okropnosd, powt6rzy
la mloda dziewczyna - watpic o
: ojcu, podejrzywac matke! Okrop-
nose zyc bez nazwiska i myslec,
re ten kto mi dal zycie, jest moze
krwia lub hanba splamiony. Masz
s}uszhio6sscc, *wszystkp to jest okro-
pnem, ale okropniejszem jeszcze
milczcnie PAM, choe jedno s}owo
PAM, mog]oby rozjasnic wszyst-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-16

Stryj Bercy ME bedziechlceiia1nie
wiedziee o mnie, bo " oezach
wszystkich tych ludzi, beede ueho
dill "a oszusta j hllltaja.S#ssssS
Me bredz ladaczego -rzenkkl
Movie tylko prawde,--NWIoIEaall
coraz glosniej,
sic juz domyslam wszystlkxiiego..
Matka Baudu ME wziela tHeh pie
niedzy z posagu StefanM, yllko
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-16
.Zapchanie przewraca caIysysss

.Zapchanie przewraca caIysys-
tom - powodujac niebezpiecznle
choroby clio Wrodzinatchslu l1is.
.kiich. Me klopoccie sic Holllii-.
stera Rocky Mountain herbaaatsaaI
.wypedz = zapchaniesaa.suuuresgguuluje
.wne,trznossci, nastroi zo1ad1eek, wy
.czyscl Wychedorzy.B ezl saWada
sprobujjeiies apiece
.BroWn'assog
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-16
kasy robotnikdw

lkaasy robotnikd6W asss BE
% ma zlla,cgzy'eea
OjjeiecBaud Jest podskar-
him nniaszeggo stowarzyszenia; ma
so edualasssile pieniadze w schowaniu,
aalIee2izsona nosisod mich klucz PREY.
s sstl'lve, bez jego wiedzy wy
'sjela tysiac rank6w, zeby mi
.dopomoodz.
lciagg dalszynastapi " "Nowiny
Minnesockie..', .8=
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-16


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De ,;oho -as.a,,,a1 +on;a
taine; no1;cv; I'M akt6r dohrv =
talent j bardzo przydatnv,
Rvszard Reralle rozmaw;a1 c1o.
sno Wide ;oL = Lo;av non;Iv
bo kto n;e INA. m;arv y ;edzan;n
; n;ci,, mia ma 8; te5 y oadan;n
tw6; brat zan; s;a ma.
nrawdeq - Marlet
nrou,dz,c d.1e; :
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-16
'KlARUs' Wte,dkL, dilia l6issGu -

WtoEel ! On llll..l|llae
tak bardzo zmizermalez.s.sassss
Me moi przyjaeiel9u, tyyllksosW
tych dniach pracoWalem nazbyytt
lpilnie j " skutek teggto, m N;
troche b6lu gloWy
S.-Moze panu teodwiegdllzl;inlyy 7
smmego stryja sanieprzyjemnl'e, ME IS
chcialbym sic panu naprzykrzElaicl'
Moglibysmy ca1y ten mtereessssslnlaa
inny dzien odlozyc. ssaHI
Me, ME. Widzisz pan pre-
ciez, re jestem gotoW do Wyyjjscii;aa..
Jak tam ma divorces
s-Niebo jest pogodne, gWiazzdayy
sWieca .jasno marznieznoWnlnaa 1
noe, chodniki suche ak posadzka
Vice ME potrzebujemyb rae
sdorozh, zapalimy cyggara POI.
dziem sobie pieszo; swieze poVie:
trzesdobrze podziala ma, MOI Dol
glowy.
-Zgoda na to! Wstapimy Pc
|eykara do. pierwszego lepszego
|skladu.
-Tego HE potrzeba, mann ich
podostatkiem, wybierz pan sobie
jake najwiecej lubisz.
Wkr6tce potem obadwaj MILO
dzi ludzie znajdowai sic ma ulicy.
'Przeszli najpierw przez bulwar
sw. Michala, a potem przez bull
war sw. Germain. Pomimo mrozu
.przechadzka by1a bardzo PREY
Jenna. Szli .obajw milczeniu, Pa
wei myslal o zniknionej Renacie,
sktorej sladu moze juz nigdy ME
zznajjdzie, a Wiktor, III wierzac
bardzoM Dol gloWy swego iowa
rzyszaj bill sic z myssllalmi=n mad TEN,
jake tajjemne zmatrtWieniie moze
dolegae mlodeim5u prawnikowi.
:Wkrotce przybyli mad brzeg Sex
Wany, wezbrana Woda p}yne1a
szybko, unoszac z soba Wielkipe
lodu, kt6re z ponurym trza
uderzaly jedne o drugie, a
1atarnie gazowe, stojace ma brzze-
gach rzeki, oswiecaly je jaskrawe
mi blaski. Mlodzi ludzie zaszli
ma most Bercy, ma kt6-
rym stale mn6stwo wozoW, napel-
nionych snicgiem pozmiatanym
z ulic, kt6ry wrzucano tutaj z
do rzeki.
DO licha, - odezWai sic teraz
Wiktor, - o~czyszczanie Paryza
re sniegu, kosztuje miliony, tutaj
sa dosfownie pieniadze Wrzucane
" wode:
...-Tak, odpowiedziaf meeha=
nicznie Pawel, DO zcledWie s1u-
cha1 slow swego toWarzyysza.
fF|&E%- TiE@.E E..t -. s@s&G.G&EHAssgSF ~GEI
Ma drugm koncn mostu staly
znoWuE 5takiisesWlozy 3=s
lCzy IA robota TRIVIA przezca-
L moe? zapytal PaWel po'dl[ml1li-
stpzka.
Me, tylko 90 godziny dziesia,
tel, -odpoWiedzia tenze: -Je=
zelii jutro rano nie. bedzie zbyt %
mrozu, to sic znoW Q piateJ
z rama rozpocznie.
TAX rozmaWiajac, przzzeesszzlI|
przez most i ski droga kuBercy,
kt6ra to droga Wyglada smultna
cd czasu nely move
podatki cd budynkoW tyleW.y-
wlaszczen spoWodoWalyy, aazzss 1ae1si.lil
do ulicy, PREY kt6rejj l mliesszka1l
Wiktora Berallle
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-16
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the 3rd, the sector of the latter was swung to the northeast and the divi-- sion changed from the corps command of the Fifth Corps to that of the Third Corps.
 Counter on 3rd's Whole Front
 The Germans, evidently SuSpecting that a renewed effort was about to be made, opened a heavy bombardment on the portion of the American front nearest the Mouse early on the after noon of the 18th and then counter-at- tackled the whole 3rd Division front. But, as usual, they were decisively repulsed, and at S:30 o'clock next morning the whole Third Corps at tackled, following an artillery prepar- ation of four and one-half hours dur aton. The chief mission of the 3rd Division was to hold the line while the 5th division took the Bois-de-la-Pul- tiere and the Bois-des-R -Rappes, but the right also advanced in the Bois-de- Foret during the day.
 Now ensued five days during which little progress was made or attempt ed, until the morning of the 20th, when the Eth Infantry on the left, as sisted by troops of the 9th Engineers, attacked the Bois Clairs Chenes, just east of the Bois-Des-Rappes, took it, were driven out again by counter attack and again at p. m., under per sonal command of Colonel Morrow, re- captured it with 115 prisoners.
 Around the crest of Hill 299 and the tiny wood of La Mi Noel, which were between the Bois Glars Chene and the northern part of the Bois-de- -Foret, and down the long open slopes falling away to the Andon, were positions which it now became important to seize. During the following two days detached elements of various organi- cations of the 3rd Division gradually overran all of this region by means of operations whose gallantry in gaining ground and repulsing counter-attacks was not the less distinguished because they were on small scale.
 Patrols on October 23 penetrated Brieulles and found it at last evacuat- ed as a result of the American encir- cling tactics, while on the same day other patrols reached Clery-le-P Petit, near the mouth of the Andon. Mean time, the 90th Division, which was now on the left, had occupied Bantheville, and the whole front was strengthened out westward. During the night of October 26-27, the 3rd Division was re- lieved on its existing front line by the 5th Division and retired for a we'll earned rest.
 Taking over from the 37th Division between the Bois Emont and the Bois- de Beuge on the night of September 30-October 1, and advancing the fol- lowing day by patrol activity to a line north of Cierges, the 32nd Divi- sion had it's sector changed on the eve of the general attack of October by taking over, on the left, the sector of the 9lst division and turning part of the right of it's own sector over to the 3rd Division.
 With it's 63rd Brigade on the right, the 64th, on the left and the 55th Field Artillery Bripade in support, it advanced slowly during October 3 to q line just south of Gesnes. Next morning it jumped off against the
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