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La gaceta., 1941-10-21
PHI INFER Sc BATIRA MA
MANA CON Ell CAMPEON

Ell herrera Johnny Plummer,
a~ctua.mente trabaja en- los asti-
l.eros, Sc batira manana por la
noche, en- la pequena arena de
Tampa y Whiting, con ell cam
pe6n Je las IT'S libras, Mr.. John
ny SN ensky.
PIT INNER deposit6 una garan
Tia de 500, bajo condici6n del
emprcsariO Pinto.
ST lerrota a Swensky ell d.
nero Sc dara a este, como un
consuelo. Vencera ell que de tres
caidas game dos.
Babe Kasabowski tendra de
rival a Angelo Martinelli; Char
lie Grabmever hara frente a
Bob Corby, y el irlandes Patri-
clio O'Shaughessy tratara de
veneer al DR.. Carl Furness, de
la Universidad de Ohio.
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Ell tampeno Gomez puso a dormir
al catalan Jaime Sofa
Ell veterano p1gil result6 una "~palomita"
para ell soldado

I'm ciuhadano de 81 amos, ma
tural de Barcelona, subi6 aver
al cuadrilatero con ell soldado
Tommy Gomez, en- Ell Coliseo de
la isla Davis, y luego de sufrir
una fuerte golpiza en- los dos
primeros asaltos, en- ell tercero
recibi6 la cuenta de diez.
Lento, a-Iparentemente sin Ia
debida preparation, ell catalan
Sc convirti6 en- una "palomita'
para el ahijado de Leto, segdn
10 esperaban muchos de los Pc
ritos de Ybor City y W. Tampa,
Sofa prob6 ser TN hombre va
.l'ente, pero ell combate era desi-
lual y una parte del pdblico sa-
10 vomitando "sapos y culebras
On contra de- empresariO.
Los golpes que derribaron a
faime, en- ell tercero, fueron una
ccmbinaci6n de izquierdas y de-
ro5has b. Sola parecia esperar.
Muchos punetazos de Gomez,
en- los dos primeros rounds"
SC perdieron en- el aire, 10 que
e. idencia no lie ha servido de uti
Ii lad, en- cuanto exactitud, ell
dcscanso de varios meses luego
de la derrota a manOs de Buddy
Scott.
sofia hizo algunos e~sfuerzos,
que una parte de los "fieles' SUI
pc apreciar pero la juventud y
potencia de amos de Tommy die
ron con 81 en- la Iona.
Pasaron Varios minutes, lue
go de la caida, en- ell ~tercero, an
ties de que Jaime Sc diera cuent'
de que estaba en- "la ciudad de
tabaco."
Dinero facil gan6 aver ell Sr
Gomez, a quien p~robablement'
Sc le ibuscaran mejores adverse
rios.
Jose Leto no ocultaba su sati
facci6n por Ell resultado; pero q
gunos peritos comentaban: Sec
cuando Gomez perdia sus pune
taos en- ell aire, lie hubiese hech
"boniatillo."
La gaceta., 1941-10-21

Entire los espectadores Sc ha-
llaba ell coronel Homer Hester
w, jefe del ~regimiento 116 de ar
liberia, que simpatiza con Co
mez y lie ha venido ayudando.
Buddy Scott, Ell nuevo bombe-
70 de MacDill, tambien presen-
clio ell combate.
Ell derrotado Sc encuentra en-
este pals desde el aho 1886 y ha
bla bastante bien ell ingles.
ASegura que Sc march6 de Els
pana un mes antes de que esta-
llara la guerra. Pas6 un ano en-
Cuba, pero sin combatir.
All presente tiene SD Quartet
general en- MAN y lie dirije Ell
captain Peoples.
Freddie Barja, con I'm peso de
140 libras, derrot6 a frankie
Thomas, 1919, de st. Peters
burg. Ell arbitro Irish Eddie die
La gaceta., 1941-10-21

criminal a la vista de su victi-
ma.
iAh, este hombre iba a aca-
bar de perderla irremediable-
mente
jQue hacer, que hacer, pa
"a salvarse?
La astucia de la impura Sc
esforz6 durante unos INSTANCES
en- eneontrar una salvation i'm
possible en- medic de esta ca
tastrofe final.
FL juez, como 81 compren-
diera 10 que la mujer pensaba
en- este instante, Sc apresur6 a
anadir:
La advierto a listed, para
su pobierno, que 81 Sc desma-
va ahora, sera inGtil. Espera-
remos TODD Cd tempo que sea
precise, hasta que vuelva us
ted en- ST.
La aguda advertencia tuvo
la virtud de hacer sOnreir a to
La gaceta., 1941-10-21

Eulalia.
-jC6mo que no es cleric?
Como que no. IA mi no
me ha regalado nadie iamas
estricnina!
FL droguero, ante tanto ci-
nismo, qued6 perplejo.
Y, acercandose al lecho de
la herida, miranda a Eulalia
con ojos fruncidos por ell rem
cor y la sorpresa, inquiri6 con
voz que comenzaba a temblar
de c6lera;
-jQu6 dice listed, sonora?
INC fu5 listed, acaso, "a que
vino una mahana a mi tienda
y me pidi6 por favor que Ia
vendiera un POGO de estricni-
ma, dici6ndome que tenia us
ted la casa infestada de ratio.
mes?
-IYo?...
-ioh, que mujer mas cini-
ca sehores miOsl-dijO ahora
La gaceta., 1941-10-21

un justo fallo, pero a1gunos ca"
balleros protestaron.
Dixie Lee Oliver hizo hizo ta-
bias con el negro Kid Smell ex-
ayulante de Jose Luis, soldado
en- ell campamento Blanding. Pc
saba oliver 200 libras V su con-
ytrario 204.
Jess Harris, de la ciudad de
aMende Ell puente, puso a dormir
a Tony Martin, de Tampa, en-
el .5alto. Termin6 la pelea un
gclpe de derecha por la mandi-
bula.
Young Valdes venci6 pOr pun
tos a Young Alvarez.
La gaceta., 1941-10-21
Tirando Ell Balon
LOS CAIMANES n LA
~UNIVERSIDAD DE
LUISIANA

Fl sabajo por Ia noche. en- Ba
ton Rouge, La, los Caimanes de
Ia Universidad de Florida Sc ba
tran con los Tigres de Berga.a
de la Uniyersidad Laisiana
State.
La derrota de la semana pasa-
"a, con ell Maryland, ha hechc
bajar las acciones de los florida
nos.
Luisiana State posee un "on-
&c" de mavor habilidad y forta-
leza que ell Maryland,
La gaceta., 1941-10-21

Uno de los alguaciles Sc a
delant6, dando una orden a
unos guardias que habian que
dado custodiando la puerta de
la enfermeria.
f inimediatamente, apare-
clio en- la gran sala un nuevo
~personaje.
Sc trataba de don R6mulo
Martinez, ell famoso droguero
que habia regalado a Eulalia
de las Torres la estricnina con
la que envenen6 a don Rodri-
go.
AL verlo, la mujer sinti6 que
la invadia ell loco panico del
La gaceta., 1941-10-21
La Gaceta FOlletin No. 1877
TONIC TERCRRO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

murmur6, en- tono descompues
to:
-IQue dice usted?... IQue
dice?...
ESQ que listed ha dido.
-Pero...
-iNada, senora! listed tie
ne que c%onfesar su crimen.
uni crimen?
-Su crimen. Su crimen pre-
meditado. listed y solo listed
fue la que envenen6 al ban
Quero senior NGfez Perezl
-SYo? iOh, Aue infamia!
ST, sefiora. listed, listed.
No Sc obstine a negarlo. va
SM hemOs com brobadO TODD.
La gaceta., 1941-10-21

dos los presentes, y ell secreta
rio del juzgado, un muchacho
joven y quito, lie coment6 al
alguacil, compahero suyo en-
la asistehcia a teatros y cines
de la corte, y en- voz muy ba-
ia.
-IFe acuerdas, Eusebio?..
ilgual que 10 que decian en- a.
quella comedia III Pepita, no
tie accientes! L.. Y Pepita con-
testaba: mo, mama; no vale
la penal.
Los dos rieron, tapandose
la boca.
Pero Eulalia no iba ahora
a perder ell c~onocimiento.
Al contrario.
Hacienda un gran esfuerzo
sobre su voluntad, abriendo
mucho los ojos azules, que
aGh Sdonservaban restos de su
belleza esplendida BE otros
La gaceta., 1941-10-21

LOS PRIMEROS "CNCES"
Los DOS primeros ."onoes" dc
la naci6n, hasta la fecna, son
Minnesota, que cuenta con 1858
puntos, Y Texas, con 1895.
Marchan a continuation, Mi
chigan, con 9C5; Duke, con 758
Navy, els; Fordham, 500; No.
tire Dame, 354; Santa Clara
252; Texas A y NJ, 243, y Tlla-
ne, 22O.
En- la segunda fila, despu5s de
los diez prim2ros, ap2recen o
hio State, Pennsylvania, North
Yves ern, Clemson, Vanderbilt,
Ore ,on, Temple, Oregon State,
Vil1nOva y Stanford.
T rcera fila: Washington, Mi
Sis 1pi State, Georgia, South
eru Methodist, Missouri, Alaba-
me, Nebraska, Texas Tech, Rice
Miss ssippi Y Army.
La gaceta., 1941-10-21

81, senior, cornpre la
pintura b. L. P. Sofa
mente Sc vende en- King
Hardware, ga. avenida
v Gale IS
La gaceta., 1941-10-21

e! droguaro, volyi5rlose ha-
ela ell juez y los otros senores
oel Juzgado-; lila recuerdo
a listed perfectamentel
IA mir. iQue infamia!
-Glnfamia?... iInfamia la
que listed ha cometido con su
eSposo, permitiendo que un
hombre honrado Sc yea en-
preside durante diez amos, y
purgue un crimen que no ha-
bia cometidol
-iQu6 tengo 70 que yer
con ESQ.,, que tengo 70 que
yer con mi ~esposo?... iHacia
va varios amos que estaba Sc
parada de el, cuando ocurri6
ell crimen del bauquero!
FL senior Martinez perdi6 la
p%aciencia.
gu coraz6n de hombre hon
rado, de hombre de buena vo-
luutad, Sc sublev6 ante tan,
La gaceta., 1941-10-21
No podra iugar de los flori.

No podra jugar de los flori-
ianos, por haberse lastimado u
ra pierna, el fcerte muchacho
Nick Klutka, de 1877 lioras.
Tom Lieb esta satisfecho de
Ia demonstration que dieran, ju-
gando con 81 Maryland, ell Gin
fortunado" Klutka y Ell vetera-
no derIibador Benny Lane.
La gaceta., 1941-10-21

Por 10 demas, va listed a ha-
blair con un senior que nos va
a sacar de duias,. IA yer, que
entire csc senior!
FL juez pronunci6 estas pa
labras con VOC silbante.
La gaceta., 1941-10-21
Rheumatic Happy;
Relieves Quick

Thousands who suffered from me toryuilns
nau;s of rheumatisrn s~ciatica, lJnipago, neu-
fafia and neuHitis-are certainly happy over
their discovery Of NURITO. NOV they nays
found a quick-acting formula which speeony
relieves those exhausting muscular aches dna
Econtains no cpiates. If you want TO feel again
The joy Of relief from pain-so you can WORK IN
mace and sleep ir comfort-be wise and ty
EIJRITO under this ironc.ad guarantee, II the
yeyy first three doses do not relieve that Srqel
pain to your satisfacion-your money Wlt oe
felunded. Don't sufd. Ask your druggist To-Day
bw NURITO on this guarantee. V.N'GsS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
Safety Argued

"Such an Improvement" Vice
President Sabin declared in sup
porting the plan 10 provide a
new channel across the bend.
would separate the up and
down-bOund traffic in this dan
gerous locality.
This arrangement not only
would materially reduce the
chances Of accident by collision
or grounding due 10 vessels meet
ing In the curved channel. but
also make n saving In time, espe-
Cially for down-bound boats
using the straight channel. with
the reduction Of more than n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12

00NAA - AAAN 9NlANAGAN AL ga
applicants.
The two days training at
the school proper was divided
into two eight-hour shifts.
The first day the neophites
were taught safety and cour-
tesy, the second day-me-
chanics.
When they reported to the
terminal the would-be drivers
were assigned 10 various
buses. Each day one would
accompany a veteran driver
until ne had learned the
routes out of the terminal.
Sometimes he would drive;
other times he would sit be-
hind the veteran and watch.
When he finished his school
ing and passed his examina-
lions he Was-on probation for
SIX months.
While at school the trainee
is paid % cents an hour.
When he starts 10 work
upon graduation his pay is
S4 cents an hour, which jumps
10 So cents after six months
and to % cents an hour at
the end of the first year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12

To become a DSR bus
driver you must be at least p
years Of age and have high
school education. If you quail
g" on these TWO points, watch
for announcement Of a civil
service examination for bus
drivers.
AT The last announcement
several months ago % 200
men applied for permission 10
write the exam. OF these, only
400 were allowed 20 take IT.
the others were disqualified
on residence, age or education.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
Opposed as Wedge

The opposition contends the
whole scheme as urged by the
Lake Carriers Association Is
simply the entering wedge Tor a
later demand that the 3O0-foot
waterway now asked be widened
20 500 or 700 feet with a deeper
channel than that now proposed.
az q cost 10 the taxpayers Of
more millions ~ dollars As
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12

mile in distance traVerSed. Oper-
ating savings will result from
doWn-bound vessels making full
speed In the shorter straight
channel and from up-bound YES
sells making better speed i'm the
present channel. free from the
present hazard OF meeting down
bound.
"Down-bOund vessels making
10 miles per hour I'm the straight
channel as against eight miles
per hour in the longer, curved
channel would save 10 minutes
per trip"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
Must Be Il,
High School
Graduate
BY WALDO McNAUGHT

COME Of you more cynical
- citizens may doubt that
the DSR has a school for
tire ling its bus drivers. But
II one Of those yellow jobs
does seem 10 take advantage
Of its size and crowd you
hit-it's not because tho
driver doesn't know better.
lie docs
For every one &c INC drivers
has had am intensive training
period before he was allowed
behind the wheel Of a city
owned bus.
He has been taught the
rules Of safety and courtesy
and he has been taught the
mechanics OF the bus.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
Hits Time Saving

s Wells Utley, president of
the Detroit Steel Castings Com
pany and president of The Old
Club on the Flats. and for 80
years a member of the Naval
Reserve and Michigan Naval
Training Reserve. broke down
the claim Of saving in time from
construction Of the canal and
produced competitive figures
showing the total saving Of time
for any vessel during the entire
navigation season, would not be
more than six hours. He de
clsred the lake vessels Couldn't
carry a single additional ton or
ore or coal II the canal were
built
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
At Least u

Naturally he doesnt re-
member everything he's been
taught and that's why you
may have had 20 duck when
one Of the numbering yellow
jobs swept, from one lane to-
another without hide or hair
Of signal from the little man
a. the controls.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12

0-They reported 10 the
L. DSR doctor for another
physical examination.
. They were assigned 20
- one Of The terminals for
practice.
A They returned to the
4 personnel officer, filed
out a formal application and
were notified on what day
10 report 10 school.
They reported to school
- and for two days re-
NAMED there.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12

mittee sat at a SemicirCular ros-
trum listening Below were
seated river captains. traffic
men Summer residents of ST.
Clair Flats, army engineers.
The issue
Shall the ST. Clair River he
Widened 80 the southeast bend
or shall a new S0O-fOOt channel
be cut across Harsen's Island
for the use Of down lake traffic
making the river at that point
"A onc-WaY street for vessels
headed upstream
You could almost feel the lake
breeze sweeping through the tail
windows.
Steamboat round the bend!
Greatest Arteries
Not one. but hundreds-in
busy seasons like 1871, an aver
age Of ll5 a.day One every 1912
minutes, day and night Ten
thousand cargOes a season!
From the viewpoint Of ton
mage, the legislators learned
the st Clair and Detroit rivers
are the greatest traffic arteries
in the world, carrying n greater
volume of freight and handling
more vessels day in and day
odt. year in and year out than
the Panama. Suez, Manchester
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12

"Why some Of the best navi-
gators in the world are on those
lakes ----
Half a dozen members Of the
House rivers and harbOrs COM
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
ST. Clair Canal Proposal Srs Heated Debate in House Hearing
Rermen Join State and Summer Residents in Fight Project

proof they point TO the present
proposal by army engineers to
acquire a 1.000-foot-wide right
of-way across Harsen's Island
instead of the $50 feet orig
nally planned.
The present fight represents
the renewal OF a battle begun
years ago The Lake Carriers
Association started 1t. and con-
SiStently carries it on. convinced
that it means lower operating
costs and therefore greater
earnings.
Much OF II IS made land, re-
Sulting from construction of
drainage canals across the
swamps. On the flats are great
stretches Of nesting grounds for
ducks and other waterfowl.
Along the river shore are some
300 or 400 houses Of Summer
residents and a few occupied
the year around.
once the rats were a regular
port of call for excursion and
other passenger vessels. the
House committee was told. Now
this service has ceased, and
those living on the Flats or go
ing there for week-endS use
roads or short ferries or both.
Congressman Jesse Paine
Wolcott of Port Huron, who
knows the lakes, the river and
the masters. is among those who
ridicule this idea. Sixty per
cent Of all the masters on the
lakes live in his district. he SAYS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12

Vice President L. c. Sabin
OF the Lake Carriers Asso-
citation OF Cleveland who
represents the Interests
wanting the channel built.
Welland. Cape Cod and New
York barge canals combined.
There have been no serious
accidents Of any kind on the ST,
Clair, lt was testified, for at
least eight or ten years
ON tho one side. as the issue
was Joined before. the congress
Slonal committee. We're ranged
army engineers who had report
cd favorahly on the straight
channel project 10 bisect Har-
sens Island. and Vice President
T. G.. Sabn OF The Lake Car
rerS' Association Of Cleveland.
October IL, 1911
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12

representing the steel and rail-
road and other big interests with
vessels plying the lakes. They
want the new canal.
On the other side were the
permanent or Summer residents
OF HarSen's Island, Gov Murray
u. Van Wagner and the whole
state OF Michigan, and the vessel
captains themselves though few
dared speak openly. and none
now in command of lake vessels
appeared 10 back up the tcSu-
mony of men who have moved
on since 10 ofher fields
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12

C-They reported TO the
" terminal assigned them
for 10 days Of training on
bus.
They returned TO school
. for written eXamina-
tons.
O They again visited the
. personnel officer for
badge, buttons and punch.
They reported to the
y district superintendent
for work.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
Cite Less Expense


But dozens Of captains. the
witnesses who did appear de-
clared, had said privately a 300
foot canal across Earsen's Island
for downstream traffic would be
more dangerous than the river.
They favor as an alternative. as
do the other men who know the
stream itself. the widening Of
the St. Clair River channel At
the southeast bend from its
present 600 feet TO TOO or 500
feet.
This Improvement. opponents
of The army's canal program in
sisted would do more for river
traffic i'm shorter time and at
less expense 10 the government
than the straight channel de
signed 10 detour downstream
traffic 10 take it out of the bend.
The widening Of the river chan
nel has been o. k. d by the army
also
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
Army and Lake Carriers Association
Urge Cut Across Harsen's Island
BY THEODORE n. HUNTLEY
Times star Correspondent


WASHINGTON. Oct -
Ny captain who couldn't, bring his boat down the
river and around that bend without checking his
speed ought To lose his license -"
Danger There's danger, or
boat swings in the channel. But every captain
knnA.s inst how far She sAings. He her
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12

In toward the shore and allow for that -"
when ; thick 50 so you can't
channel
swing power
don't have that condition when you
roundv
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12

DETROIT SUNDAY TIMES PICTORIAL REVIEW
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
Learns Safe
Driving,
Mechanics

Such is the schedule for all
applicants.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-22
HE THREE PRONGED GERMAN DRIVE INTO RUSSIA
Husband Asks ST. 900 Month

LOS ANGELES, Aug. %. -
.ClNS) - Separate maintenance Of
81 600 month from Mrs. Ruth
Brazell, Philadelphia heireSs and
former wife Of a Spanish prince,
was demanded today by her hus-
band James &. Brazell. Los
Angeles broker and sportsman.
The demand was contained in an
amendment TO a cross complaint
in their bitterly fought divorce
contest.
For the Inside News" Of
Washington, Follow Paul NAL
Ions Column in the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-22
CENTER ON LENINGRAD

The center Of the most powerful
German attack has for the mo-
ment switched from the blood
stained bend of the Dnieper River
IN the south 10 the Leningrad
area. The German drive now has
been bared as an about attempt
to capture the second city of the
Il. $. s. r., following the capture
of NarVa and Novgorod, with the
Firms eXertIng pressure on both
sides of Lake LadOga.
Odessa was described as being
Systematically pounded into sub
mission. with many thousand more
Russian soldiers in the Black Sea
port considered doomed.
1t is believed by German mill
tary authorities that the estimated
loss of five million men and vast
amount of materiel has crippled
Stains war machine 81 funda-
mentally that the Reds no longer
can be expected TO undertake sue
ceSS(ul counter offcnSlNcS. Nor
the Germans feel, can the Russians
seriously delay major German adj
VanCcS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-22
Maj BattIeship
Driven Off By
Reds at TaI|inn
International News service Cabl.

LONDON, Aug. p. A power
full German naval force, led by
the new battleship Tirpitz Sis
ter ship TO the sunken Bismarck
attacked the EStonian port of
Tallinn. on the Baltic, where sew
eral Russian divisions are still
holding out, according to dis
patch from Stockholm carried by
the London Daily Express today.
The dispatch stated that Rus
sian coastal batteries forced The
Tirpitz and her squadron TO
break off the engagement.
Recent dispatches from Ger
many stated that the Tirpitz.
the second ship of the Bismarck
class, had been commissioned
and was about 10 go into action.
The huge battleship is identical
with the Bismarck. which the
British estimated TO have been
a 45,000-ton ship. armed with
l6-inch guns. when the Nazi
warship was trapped and sunk
in the north Atlantic. after she
had sunk the great British bat
tie cruiser Hood
For the "Inside News" Of
Washington. Follow Paul NAL
Ions Column i'm the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-22
Red Spirit
Praised by
General

LONDON. Aug. %. - Russian
morale and methods of operations
against the Germans are excel
lent" according 10 a report 10 the
British war office by Lieut.. Gen.
+. y. Mason MacFarlanc, MEM
Der OF the British military mission
10 Moscow and the first foreigner
permitted 20 visit the war front
IN Russia
MacFarlanC. i'm a report re-
garded by British officials as
highly encouraging. said also that
rains were holding up the German
advance.
Meanwhile British authorities
said that latest information in
Dictated no decisive" changes on
any Russian fronts in the last "a
hours.
General MacFarlane'S re port
was written after a tour Of the
SmolenSk sector of tn e central
Russian front on recent date, "
during which he saw whole Rus
sian division in action.
81 was very much impressed"
he told the war office. with the
high morale and efficiency with
which the Russians carried out
successful attack.
They were assisted by excel
lent cooperation on the part of
the Russian air force and other
branches of the service.
Clearing of the battlefield of
casualties, stores and materials
was done quickly and method
icaily, and the Russians carried
ont within "a hours the burial
Of the German dead"