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FUSING T0 RE- ing still further to encompass thc‘ Cambrai to the southeast. .
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TO BIGHT.
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lhowevcr, and. Paris reports the
little! From First Page;
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, y read of retreat lies
almost impassable des !
111' by a prolonged ar-
1 bardment, a renewed)
roe has been begun
of Monthaut, in the Champagne,
‘rthern France 1113 most stubborn and dogged case of of the same sector.
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directed toward both Douai‘, the} is being held in check 31011 the)
ibreaking up Of Germ‘sn counter
attacks, notably east of Craonne.
~on the French salient northeast.
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‘ news agency dispatch from Pe-
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ban, on the Baltic, south of the
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1 In Mesopotamia the Turks are
still in retreat up the Tigris,
nerthwest of Bagdad. before the'
victorious British. They have.
‘ evacuated Iztabilfiat ten miles be-l
.low Samara, and moved to a po-
sition six miles nearer the town..=
General Maude, the British cem-
m‘ander, reports they are now be-é
111% attacked there by his forces
arly details of the offensive
report of this shaftléring of the
last remaining defenses of the?
Hindenburg line north of thei
.by the taking of the to m of 6am;
relle, on the Arms-Donal road on
the from between Fampoux and
Bailleuil. This capture marked a!
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PARIS, April 23, Noon. —
Heavy artillery lighting contin-
ues along the front of the?
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an attack. French gun's replied'
effectiVely and protected the at-l
tack. !
WASHINGON, April 23.-—-0f-
ficial notification of the Turkish
"government breaking off diplo.,
matic relations with the United'
States was received today by the
State Department from AmerLi
.srcan Minister Stovall, at Borne,
. Switzerland. 7 l
7. -7 The communication came lroml
- "G. Cornell Tarlei- secretary of,
“ the American. Legation at Com-
:_ mnfinople, acting for Ambassa--
dor Elkus, who is ill.
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it was ,
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in Mesopotamia;
sition. on the right bank of the
Tigris, ten miles below Sarama.‘
the War Office announces. They,
arenow being attached at a point
’six miles nearer Samara. l
AMSTERDAM,1ma London.‘ 1
23. 8. 55 a. m.—-A semi—oh;
?‘.fici Bulgarian statement which
lhas'been received here, referring}
to the manifesto of the Russian
provisional government of April
10, says: “The Bulgarian govern-l
ment is always ready to suppert
steps calculated to secure peace. l
011 the other hand.- it is firmly!-
resolved in union with its allies,
to continue the war to a termina-
tion which shall guarantee to!7
Bulgaria the complete when of
he's nationalities.”
MEXICO CITY, April 2:1.—
The Excelsidl‘, one of the leading:
Mexican papers, discussing cdi-i
torially reports from the United,
States that America is suspicious
;Scarpo. T. his was accomplished of Mexicos attitude in the pres-j
our international crisis, asserts
that Mexican neutrality will be
maintained. It adds:
“There is not much on which
theSe suspicions are based which
has not been fostered by the
American press and government .
One ”11119711 for this, without go-
ing- further, is the embargo on ,
arms against Mexico, maintain.
’eg‘i' In spite of the reception of our
lambassndor. .The Arnerican gov-
.emment offers all nations a
chance to buy the arms which"! it ,
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The Question of aRefrigerator‘
Economy for the home in the conservation of food
When it mimics to buying a Refrigerator there a!
sun-ml points to consider, most important being
interior construction and finish, and the anrangem
for a circulation of pure, cold, dry air.
durable exterior finish' 1s also desirable.
A good
The McKee Refrigerators have been 111 the loom ‘
foranumber of years. The porcelain finish' 111 the 111,-:
finder is a good feature, and wire shelves' 111 the in
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Holding 1'75 lbs. lee
100 lbs. Ice,
85 lbs. ice,
80 lbs. ice,
50 lbs. ice,
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Refrigerators, front openings
125 lbs.
7110 lbs.
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200 lbs.
160 lbs.
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100 lbs.
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$42. 50
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