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inquire on premises.
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‘1917, and a god cheap bone. Inquireirhy place, Rowayton, Conn. Apply. rol'ements, No. 9 am m
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lwsrd avenue. Improvements. Inquire
56 Water. street. Telephone 36“ or'
.41”. y (26 st
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Goon position and salary. Better than}
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WANT“ —SAI.E8LADY, COATS.‘el-s. Prices, reasonable for quality.
suits M hilllnery. Steady __position. , Reynlds Poultry Farm, Highland “G,
M mg, a Waslfllloton “restless. new use.
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apartments. In Norwaik, South.Nor-
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pdl‘ month. Raymond Bros. I“ St
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- [or “madman. an. In. rum. ls
,ro sALs—ano'ueaell , so, 7 Grove stroller telephone lass-u. . .
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entrust. wiahal pasition as clerk Injin East Norwalk. price $500. A b.” “mishelt Bristol Hotel. 94 Wags; of “Him? man.“ of the
also:
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'ro LEI—moss. s‘ ROOMS.
Grant street. Norwalk. Inquire fl
Fairltsld avenue Tel. sou. oil It
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_.‘—_——a‘—'- d“.—
' . 'An enemy balloon was destroyed
thor Wew‘eresucoossful‘
o, __ hand, In a wrprtsc‘ "
m‘WM“m
Wu German soldiers
and an . usual artillery
activity, of a
reported from the as a whole.
0-» the new section of the bat-
tit-field, the British are an the
Hindenburg‘ line, but opp-sooty
have not progreDed east of it on-
front of any great mom Im-
ant gains have been made m
the Arras-Colabrai road, and an-
other pudr like that a! Monday’s
pill:
, “The Gama: are retreating,
,p.
arday aldlt am
could be seen bursts; everywhere.
“About 12,000 Germans have
will place the northern wing of been captured by the Australians
the British attacking armies on alone since Auguse 8, a much
ad virtually unsearrsd by greater number than all the Ads-
lltiag. . .
German resistance continues to
be stubborn, but it is bellieved the AMSTERDAM, Aug.
enemy is fighting rear guard u. {see
lions in the hope of checking. tufiorces have re-oeeupied the town!
British long enough to get one new
defensive line, ley north and
south through cronne. Divisions
which have stood the brunt of the
fighting for several days still are in
x.
the line.
Additional prbners h vs then
taken by the British, w 0 also
have increased their captures of
material and machine guns. The
German losses still are'hcavy, par-
ticularly where enemy counter at-
tackahave been broken up by
British artillery deg.
Scam or the wink; of the Hills
dcnbul-g line on i; cut of, any
width would outil . .vlrtuafly all
the German gains ' in l’lcardy
this year. Held » , advancing
British linc ash-ids e Searpeeare
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Raymond. Street to Son, Darien.
yell once. (Male or tennis). Rey-l . . light. corner Wasblnston street and
mm pm, a; sum" W- WW 3‘0” I“ 8m“, Rllll'old Place. no further uni-l.
. . - . Cinders (or driveways and 'lde'flktflars inquire “ the o cc of Old Wall
Estimates given on laying cement‘c
00D , , igar Co.
lwalks and building foundations, also
”horse cart and bottom dumpers for
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commit. Ivory scale not desired. Ad-
drws S. A. Brando, South Norwalk,
1.68!
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‘2‘? 9‘ PAINTING __ PAPmmGING’tH-fler' Finder return to Ill South
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n docorstint. painters supplies; wall "6 at
a 'L SING u MAN 0
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in person. Don't call Sunday until‘de” solicited. Tel' “0' Alexander ,Bfldfiev Tokeneke Point, trollcv air,
after 6 p. m. B. Quackonbnsh, Dariehllvmu' 6! l‘: my avenue.
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couple. Would assume care or thoimun' Oiilce W “31' ’"lAcushnet, New Iondon, Conn, a2? at
home? References turnlshed. Address‘am. mm
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align and September. . Government
Clerk, Railway Mall, Teacher. lmml-i
grant Inspector, Typewriter, Research". H. G. H. R. I.
Clerk. Experience unnecessary. Men E E. REGAN, Sup't, New Haven.
add women desiring government posl- M. D. MILLER, Bup’ta Waterbury,
tions write for tree particulars. J. 0.5 QA. MITCHELL. Bun’t. Hartford.
[Mord (former Civil Service Exam-g:~—¢_ __. . . _ .,
Iner.) 421 Kenols Bldg, Washington. (TODAY IN WALL ‘ STREET.
Funeral of Abner w. Bennett
I The tuber-ill ol Abner W. llcnnelt.
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of eighteen and forty-live years luv0f MW Fairilcld, “m "a"
Md physlcal condition. Apply N. yugaitcrnoon “l 2230 O'cltli‘i. : E
lodlst Episcopal (‘hurch in .lanburv,
9the Rev. Berthold Sceholzel' ,ut Beth-
l," officiating. The funeral was ill-l
Itended by the relatives, mnny Dan-I
,bul‘y and New l‘slrfleld frlcnds and
[the members of Pahquloquo council.:
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printing trade. No better time than the’
present. An excellent opportunity for
ambitious youth. inquire at the cities
of the Evening Sentinel.
NEW YORK. Aux. 27, Wall Street.
10:30 a. m.-—-Nomlnal changes pre-
vailed at the opening of today's Stock
Market, leaders making only slight
upward progress. Trading reflected
___‘iurther restraint as a result of credit
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wants help immediately. Men. women,!small fraction, but soon rallied. Cap
18 or over. Sloo month. List posi
tree. Franklin Institute, Dept.
Rochester. N. Y.
A. SUPPLIES
.‘ OILSUTO ‘ also
BIOYOLES VULOANIZING
A.’MO‘1‘§NE '
,Pllons 7—2
. ‘ “Keith Slain ., So. Ker-elk
tions pars, shippings, oils and such‘ equip-
230- ments as Baldwin Lecohlotivs and
. inethlellem Steel were decidedly firm
, 2with Distillers and‘lndustrlalsalcohol,
0. U. A. M. The following members;
of Puhquioquo council acted as pall
bearers: Daniel 0. Depcw. William:
0. Elwood. George H. Ford. Richardmrn cxtrcmitics. Northand south,
M. Smith, Sidney ll. Smith and Geo.‘
B. Sweet. The interment was in.
Wooster cemetery, where the burial
service of the 0. l'. A. M., was con-
ducted by George B. Sweet, with the
committal service by the Rev. Bill'-i
thold Sceholzcr. There were many;
beautiful floral pieces Irom relatives,’
frlends and Pahqnioque council. Mr.
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the hills around i» ' from
‘whicb hundreds of.‘ ‘ pours
devastating fire ems lined press-
ed Germans. Several miles in the
rear of thc Hilldenburg‘llue east
of Arms is ll trcllch system known
as the Qllcllllt~Droc0llrt switch
lillc.‘ How formidable this is is
uncertain. but it is on a tablelaud
with no hills behind it.
(lcticral llyllg has forced his
way closer toward Haptlumc. from
the north and south. British pa-
trols are rcporlcd. to have gone.
ilion. Finder please return. ll.-' said sull’ ill Bapnumc and beyond it. withoutl
coming up on an 'pf"tllcl enemy.
The usefulness o ‘llapaumc as a
base has been lost to the Germans
as the British aflillcry has but} it
under cosy range for several days.
Particularly bitter dubbing marks
tho British progross around Bli-
paumc.
till the southern wing; the Brit-
ir‘. lluvc takcu sccvrnl more towns
c-l-t of Albert. and astride the
West of l’crounc, tllc
llritisll have moved eastward
through Suzanne and (‘llppy, on
opposite banks of thc Somme. Aus-
tralian trtmps are on the southern
wing, whilc l'illlallilln units are
along the Scurpc, in the north.
Fighting activity on the French
sci-lion of thc battle line has been
confined to the eastern and west-
of Royc ill hard fighting against
(icrmuli units that werc ordered
to tight to the last. the French have
'takcn Fresnoy and St. Mard. Six;
hundred prisoners and many lull-l
chine guns also were captured.
From lloyc through Noyon to
the Ailettc. French pressure is be-
iug maintained. Between the
but mils displayed some irresularitv- ‘ Denna" was one of the go," .mmngAilette and Soissons, the Prussian
blbsrty Bonds were variable. “monomer members of pahqufoque couanuard has not repented its vain at-
actlve at a fraction above par.
'WALL STREET. Noon—Tho mar-
ket developed a stronger tone withthe
progress of the sesion. but dealingé
star: HEALTH .orricaa
. , iwore far below those of the previous
forenoon. Specialties were favored byi
lforty-two years.-Danbury News.
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' Funeral of Mrs. Plait.
The funeral of Mrs. Charles Platt
of Sherry street' will take place to.
marrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock from
Y
. cease tvfil-lom oursaEAK .itraders, although rails and popular ia-
HARTDORDLAug. 27-w’l'homas E-,dustrial'.l morethan held thou-ground.
nooks. 'assiswht state commissioner especially Canadian Pacific and U. s.‘.
or health, said yesterday that from Steel, the former showing a three“
present indication it was feared that .point advance at noon. Marine Ptd.,. W
there. would 1513"“ increase in the Utah Copper, Steelpounderles and the meassaoon PAGE TO RESIGN
mlmfir of autumn cases of typhoid woollen distilling issues were among‘ LONDON. Auv- 27.-—Walter miles
» lever throughout the state. though the other speculative issues. to show P889. the American Ambassador to
not to an extent to cause alarm. {gains of 1 to 11,. points. French 3598 Great Britain. is about to resllm on
Dr. Rests advises “complete. to made their ,hlshest quotation of the account of ill-health, according to an‘
I be Millions in what. they drink and year at 10011; announcement made here today
, not to drink water train a well not M .
absolutely tree from all Impurities
her late home. Rev. .1. Harrison
Thompson will otllclate and interment
will be made in East Norwalk ceme
tery. ’
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VWBI‘IELTON. Aug. 27.40pm“ an
.[lnvestixaiioh Into the death by drown-
. “HEW“ “will” Pose and limit and steals river; Ass. 7. Jonah K. Rally,
mm “W “'9’. h abroad is tile-land. or this place. was ordered held by
“9 WV '0 Morin: reunions Coroner John .I. Phelan pending the
»¢°W°“ "0m climax; reading «one sensor's vol-dist \In the city court!
" W tormenting lit! lever. That reli- tbls blessing»? case easiest Rad
“1" "m“! ‘5 F010"- Honer and ru- was complicit “all: Sept. 1, bud:
an!“ "1"“! limbs. minus clat- loin listed «so sales were
in; on the ”themed membranes, stops nisllzd. at ' ' . I“
cameraman sum-«f colds.
“W ”‘1
It is allsxdd.
“an “UI‘ m
fl.“ ‘0’ M lift: .
that may tool: sme-
aotgulm the in:
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— the bowels, sweeten tbs.
~3entlnel Want Ads Sure to Pa).
PREPARE FOR “ms new
. ‘
, The hot sun is dudblydsngerotrs it
there is a mass of undigested!!!” In
the stomach, causing diam-es and auto‘
intoxication, .castlll colts-tins 901
\sons throa‘shcut the, ”SM : .151"!
Catlin-tie Tablet” alts lilo-at and
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French Government 5 Iss were ageing", hating been a member {0, nearly tacks against the French. Artil-
lery bombardmellts continue along
the Vesle and American gunners
have destroyed several ellemyglu
munition dumps in the area north
of the river. ‘
British aviators again have bom-
barded Mauheim and Frankfort
with success, while American
bombing machines have attacked
(.‘ouflans, between Mctz and Ver-
dun. 1n aerial fighting on the bat-
tlefrout Sunday the British avia-
tors accounted for thirty-eight
enemy machines.
In Albania the Italians have
been driven from Flori and Beret,
the mostvimportant towns captur-
ed in the July oficusive.‘ Vienna
says Flori was taken after desper-
ate fightilig' and that the Italians
stiflere‘d heavily inamorl and ma-
terial. Paris reports Austrianfat-
tacks at the juncture of the Dec,
‘voli and Tomorica Rivers, east of
afterward withdrawnig slightly to
maintain sonnet with tholtallan
right wing. ’
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their work tliotonsltly ’ ' ‘
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26.—
ho~Slovak and anti-Bolshevilr
of Kazan, on the river Volga, says
a Moscow dispatch to the Weser
Zeitung of Bremen. The Bolshe-
heavy fighting.
, A Moscow telegram giving .a
statemon issued on Anglia 21, suy
that the Soviet troops had bee
Trostjaka, in the direction of Ka-
dilsk, in the Pysllung district
(south of Arbitengol), but had
successes in the Kenn fist-riot.
The Bolsheviki now holds posi-
tions sonic distancc from Kazan.
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~BERLIN, violatondon‘, Sunday,
Aug. 25.~Gerrsan headquarters
today issued the following state-
meat : _ ..
“There have been successful
forcflfld figllts southwest of Ypres.
On both aides of Uii‘llsul and
north of the“ be much
(Lys salient) we repulsed enemy
partial attacks below our lines.
“Betwccu Arras and the Somme,
the British ountiunbd their at,
tacks. Strong infantry forces, led
by tanks, werc,.thrust forward in
the curly Imrrling beiwccn Nell—
'ville-\'itassc and 'St. Leger. They
collapscll with heavy losses before
our lines. Our posts standing in
St. Leger withdrew, according to
command, Injtheir fighting lines
cast of the village. Enemy attacks
were also shattered."
LONDON,
forces are csta ' .in the north-
horn outskirmwof ‘ ailmc, says
today's War Office stratemeut.
LONDON, Aug. 27.——Brilisll
forces ill tllc grout battlc ill North-
crll l‘icurily arc making: progress
towards the village of licmmutrc,
two and it half miles llortllctlst of
stutcmcllt. There is llllrd fighting
arumul t‘roisiless, farther north.
Sim-c last Wednesday. the Brit-
ish have taken 21,000 prisoners.
he town of Moutuubllp, tllrcc milcs
north of llic Somme, ambit-uptur-
in': tho wood near that place, lluvc
rcnchcd Longueveal.
.ltlsil‘niliuli troops have made
substantial progress toward Dom-
picrrc, south of the Somme, and
least of Suzullnc. north of thc rivcr.
North of the Scarpo river, Scot-
tish Lumps renewed their attack
against the ‘Gcrmaus last night
(and have advanced towards Plou-
vain.
, LONDON, Aug. 27.—J‘Severe
(fighting took place on the field of
Ithc old Somme battalion betWecu
Mnricourt and Ilnmumc, and also
«north of the luttcr town, yesterday
tufternonn and evening. The enemy
counter attacked repeatedly in
strength, incurring great. losses
from the fire of our troops, but be
.iug unable to arrest our progress.
( “The Engish and Welsh troops
pushed through Mentaubau and
advanced along the crest of the
ridge, capturing High Wood and
reaching Longueval. At theiatter'lN FRA CE, Monday, Aug. 26 troops have recaptured Bel-a .
.vnllace we were heavily attackedfmv The Associated Press).—~The the town of Fieri, tutor the
land forced back toward Bazentlllddéa of a changwf form in the of the Semeni, W
“Ed L," Grand and High W00d« Oilggovemmmt of Germany seems to statement from Aus‘t‘
1th“ 1““? we broke the 00331373 “t‘ occupy a place in the thoughts of headquarters today
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reached our position.
I “North of High Wood, the ene-
neighborhood of Ligny and Thil-
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town.
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WITH THE FRENCH ARHYcl
“On the right of thee battle-
IN FRANCE, Sunday, Ambit
’front, the Australians continued
their advance astridc the Somme
and made substantial progress to-
}vvards Dompi'errc, and to the east
of Gasoline.
”On the left of our battlefront
the Canadians yeSterday captured
the ridge to the east of Wancourt
and established themselves to the
(By The Associated Freakwu
man soldiers released from newts?
tivity in Russia have begun to we &
rive on the western‘troht, it W
been learned from prisoners cap-m ‘
tured in recent battles . f“!
One hundred of these mughwhoe'
returned to Germany mm M ' ‘
Ukraine were sent to a reserve (Ii-3
Bnpaumc. says today 's War ()fill't"
The British llllvc pushed through ,
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east of Gucmappo.
Scottish troops. renewed , their at.—
ack last night and they have made
substantial progress toWards Plou-
zva
morning of Augu$ 21iexcced
21,000." '
20 (Associated Press).—~Nicllolas
Tschaikovsky, president of' the
{Provisional Government here made
. . {this statement today ‘conccruing
A 27,—-—British the recent announcement of Amer-
ica’s policy tmvh‘rd Russia:
our wishes. We want to f'bring
about a new Russian front and re-
orglluizc the
Nile want the Allics to form ‘ a
slrcmn of troops behind which We
can work out our own salvation.”
sue on ordcr mobilizing a new
.ilatiollul army and rcstorulg com-
pulmry military sel‘x'lcc.
l.\' FRANCE: Aug. 27.-"l‘roomlmy attacks in the main ll
of Field Marshal Ilnig today archt some places couutc
ndvunciull,r astride the river Searpc {still arc ill progress.
and arc pushing forward to tl1c3and Molltaubull. recently
south
vision. Eighteen deserted before» i
the detachment got out of Gilli"
many while three were killed. in!
jumping from a railroad train. M
others reached their~deflmaM , g.
in a refractory mood. Allthe m
oncrs from this division agree W
the men returned from '.
make the poorest kind of re '
forcemeuts. They are not only .
huluorcd, it is declared, but NW
“all discipline. ,5,
WITH THE BRITISH salt!
IN FRANCE, Aug. 27 (Associates?
Prcss).—Thc llilideuburg line ll
been penetrated by British troops
at a point cast of Hellinsl.
BERLIN, via‘ London, Mondgy,t
Aug. Elli—The supplementary o ,
ficial statcmcut from German Gen»
crlll Headquarters this even
reads: ‘3
“The British attacks have ex-“f,
tended to north of the Scarpd.‘ “If"
“On both sides of Bapaume 0.1165,,
north of thc‘Sommc, there hovel
the?" vigorous cllgugcmcllts. Em
ave-failed.
r attacks
Louguevd'
lostpo
have been recaptured. - W
“North of‘thc river Soarpe,
in.
“Prisoners taken since thc
so
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AR(‘llANGEL, Tuesday Aug.
“America‘s piilicy exactly meets
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country ourselves.
He added that he soon Would is-
WITH THE AMERli’AN ARMY
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of Bapaumc. Elsewhere
along the British front, their pro-
gress also continues.
There has been heavy fighting:
at Longncvnl and on tho adjacent
ground where the Germans launch-
ed a heavy counter-attack with
fresh forces brought up especially
for the purpose from Sedan.
P,‘-ltlS, - Aug. 27
Captain Vaisscall (lc Saint-Seine
hat: lwtu named naval attache at
Washington. succeeding Com-
mander dc Blanprc.
’ PARIS, Aug. 27.—Germnny has
awarded to the family of Enrique
Grandos, the Spanish composer
,who perished with his wife in the
sinking of the Steamer Sussex in
.1916, an indemnity of 650,000 pes-
(Havns) .— .
“Between the Somme and MM
apart from local engagements;
,llortli of the Avre, the dayw
‘bccll quieter. Partial engagemwatga
Loccurrcd north of the Asine.’~’ , M
l A CANADIAN ATLANTlC PORT;
{August 27.-.The new American llsliw
jing schooner Rush, of Boston, tug
(sank yesterday morning by an: cum
gsubmarine while on the
fgrounds or! this coast. Theorem
'rived here safely today on board, '
other fishing vespel. .
BOSTON, August 27.—The auxilb
schooner Rush, sunk by a German!!! '
marine oit the coast or Canada, as '
from here a week ago today wit
crew of twen'ty-thrée, under com-r
of Captain Alvaljo Quadros. The. '
sol, owned by the Commonwealth ’ ,
eries Company, ‘ ' ' , shed at- .
user: last Thankstmzfim I" "“
l The Rush. of 1&5 tons gross, w
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.tas. saysa Madrid dispatch to the ued at 860,000. _ , . .
'Tempts. -/—-— , VIENNA. via Goddamflon
5 *WITH HE BRITISH ARMV Aug. 26.—-In Albania, A
. " many German so
limited OllI'SEIVPS “'9“ t0 the east‘fmm remarksrlnade by prisoners..i
,. . . A Baden soldier said he and hisi
Early 111 the night a sewnfimomrades
enemy counter-attack was driven.th9y
of by rifle fire beforethe Germans soon as war was over', Baden would Ewe captured Bers‘fifhdihoril -
the , .
.flunp.
. , he Ital:
ldiers, judgingflost-heavily in men'iandmato' ,.
The statement reads; ;
‘ ‘Ficri was recaptdted yesto
-inarys.
had had more war than; (Sunday), after aim L“
wanted, and hoped that lisand hotIsc-to-house' giltingt.
At Bapttume the New regions.
after fierce fighting establish-
in the northern out-EFRANGE, Align]
no cupid; troops?
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,become an independent republic.
More Alsatians have been osp-
my twice counter-attacked in lhbfltured by the British; One of theijperagi and Seilj
'[said he had refused for ,three
1 y F, h 105', pressing back out advanced"years to enter the German amy.'lleavy: _ ,
Beret, were repll sad the end groups some ,four hundred or lite He finally—was dragged in by foch'ful‘thel‘ Causal)
yards. There his infantry “Wand since then has been mostly in,ce s.”
the frpnt lines.
BRITISH BEA . _ ABTERS IN
' ' ‘(Csnadian
'W).~British ,ofllccrs _‘ estimate
that the'Gsslnans wer ‘ reed to
use- “~'-‘leash>tnc"‘ve ..
a
, inns bOs t‘ , ,
. 'fivj-hflomwfio “fl-Ft.
erward the Italians filters on”
'from the dominat .. laugh
a. .heI _, .,
losses in men 'andginatsrialljt
On the , r3: evo
‘ Egg ' our,
asv‘. on. mums-pm
BOSTON. Aug. fir-luv.
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