ism-Jim n... is warm
"fieldwork“ ofNow Karen. The vocalists were aeeo
7 ",1‘ drummersandtho
i Iohn w. medals oi the NaVol Ro-
serve has resumed his dutlds in the dents expressed
upervice, utter a week's furlough wifii the m
his parent at home .at Meta
Keisha.
one «it
e
l One 0! the dulled,“ grim NW
our. J. sm‘n, tomes-iv first _
seem at the More“! oomlesy 0.1 the muted from the mines was
s
hire. when Stull, and Co, 8!!!
MM but Brian‘s. has writun
w to!“ Jam to Michael P.
M'necreisry oi the that Noni
. ....————
W Fund. extending his on h vs .5...
. . I x of smokes he . in. and Era. in D. Ly , a resort to to
ientertaining "lies len “it“ of ,
' M iNew York city. who is a me her oi ' Ir. and um mm C. 3mm, 0;.
“ Wm...' ondsy, August ‘6' Ge Mayor’s Committee on National Belle island ’, motored to Benton. N-
last a". in”: ’Deiense. ' ~ , Y., yesterday: awe-peeled by George
‘e in to state that i on K“ oi New Yer! ettu They will
WW v." but of health I“ ['13. Charles Raymond. B.“ lire. “mu'h‘mgum “a.
b “h a" army life lmrsenas- Cierence Benton and the leash lit-r
: ' flow are things in and around
d te hue returnd m in atomic
’1' old East Norwalk. “e an” P De
Allow me to extend many, many
33.“! ler tho box of goodies which I; . . w
my“ recently. it was certainly a Rev. m 1‘.th spending gm" Amy. .
w.Q-tpleto surprise just like Melvin: this '“k in a. mfitopiriusl Ir wee—-
tor! ll. 58th Tractor Artillery. ll my: was in civilian clothes
France. description has been gird“! Ml. I0
l
—‘
’itoyisr. who has soon
West Cornwall. . p , eke. leaves tomorrow in Camp UV
s s ’
Trusting you are in the best at -
: N elk.
pealth and business is latter thanlswm orw
I i ’ ' Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Masters oi Hizh- week.
Sincerely Mrs. ' .land avenue hare returned from W ‘
J ‘ Private “LL“! STULL‘ North‘ Cohm N. Y. where they um Marion BI? who has
But ‘9 d i left bet th ‘wm summned last week by the been visiting . . v . Wee; aoi
. e are e , - . . .. er
th i Mr. Missions mother. nowayton awn
. 0300 I“ out: which is to be m ° . A”
, home in nos New.
field tomorrow aiternoon and even- at .—
. . kg in the Community Hall under the
.1 “spleen of the met Norwalii Tobse
eo Fund. The proceeds of the or
Mr I'll purchase smokes, candy.
“ flowing gum and other goodies for
the not Norwalh boys in the ser
vice. An encouraging number oi
. tickets have been disposed of and the
early indication are that there will
.49 s reeord crowd in attendance.
The Misses Ana and Lillian Wllg
lisms. iormer residents at this town.
who now live at moon. L. L, have
been spendino a tow days with the
farmer's sister, llrs. Albert Owen of
0! Ridge.
Ebeneser Pillow, of Belle island. is
spending a vacation in Weston. He
will be gone about two weeki‘i it is
believed. ‘
. .—
l - M
1 Mr, and Mil. Leavenworth, oi Tohv
fl“
Private Bertrand Schneider, former-
ly chauffeur for Robert Gilchrist, of
Noroton, who is now in the medical}. Th 9 Boy Scouts “o'er, “my,“
service at Camp D-rens, has been in out he“ Roton Point brolto camp '9".
own on a few days brief furlough. ll, Monday morninl. i
York, to spend two weeks. ‘
.__..—..._
Another case: invoking right of way
out. wus' tiled by Ada A. Pagan
. Danhury against Frank B. Roberts
‘ iNorwnik. She alleges that Roberts
hoe closed at! a‘ common right oi way
her (liege. He erected a wire.
. e and when she removed it put it
h auto. She sets an injunction
‘ ‘ 8500 damages. A suit ior trespass
‘ lit by Roberts against Hrs.
is alfeldy pending in the Core
on Pleas court.
i ——-—
e Wests! Wadi-en oi the
ay School at Christ Church en-
a you pleasant picnic at Ro-
.Poilt yutfidoh.’hiesrly all memv
j .. was on hqsd when the car lett
. ‘ me yesterday morning and spent
hm day at the Park.
William. the second son oi Mini Mrs. Lewis B. Brown. of Tokenekoni
James Patience, oi Norotoli Heishts. h" none to Bar Harbor, llama. to
whose brother Jellies enlisted in the
. spend two weeks.
.\aval Reserve some time one. has 4 .
also now entered Uncle Sam‘s serl ‘I
l
NEW (:ANAAN‘b
t
‘ .i
‘i
l
vice. and been assigned to the en.
smearing corps at Syracuse.
Goons A. Kemp and family. tension,
17 residents at this town, who hovel
a
two or three years, have rented the Sept. 4. /
Bates house on Mansfield avenue. con
mm ‘0 0w”- . arrival or John ii. Beeley in honor.
eon-o
John Hush and family oi Sedan:
:fizugP "“ $11020? N" been visiting with her sister.
. ' "III ' ulmnn . unity th wok.
. lost the trolleys. oi the Connecticutl 1’ ll...
‘ earliest Sidelioatearner-snoreCompare.aaottilssriilsnslueinnatei ii Emmi-northwest! t
_, lsbd to, the police that boys hotness» the-storms. point oi the 0".an Trails; W‘
. b. stealing the-mg no". cars. Fred melt. teller in the Home at Ruben less.
. hate. The police investigated Bank'snd m Company. will , ' ..
.. e nether. o! the boys were tau-duck and torth’ for I while, ”“1““, Mrs. Charles L Davis and iamil)
._toosiiooassssssrtos..essrsia» mmmw-wul-UW m. been mom et woos-uses.
3"“ "WW _2 . 13“” “""ce- - ' the-Hudson. the pest week.
J
.. -;sssoeiauon maid“
..., nests: routines seat 'i‘seof
.‘ smash is the Gaunt-inf
The secular monthly meot‘ng of,
Mower Hook 5 W 00.3 Wm'
The Rowayton War Shop
sent. 5, at the nasal nor.
)1
week on a short ‘iurlough.
, ... homes that Melton Vsn‘
. m nest tlondey.
I .05..
rl.~A. climates. oi Chicano, is The War Shop first opened. its small’ .
“I. at her aunt. llrs. undone. Attirtoeiy 4th times aI
. comes street, for a “.7110! ‘evsrr 11m until lldwerdlisstenioyinganestended
‘ 1m. ‘Qhrlstnm After that cold weather/visit with relatives in Wisconsin.
"’ _ and coal shorteoinnde it necessary" . d—I—e-r—
‘ Gees” Homer. Misdemlte close, and- it did not really open‘ Mrs. A. H. Harlan is entertaining s
.iatse-gaest ot Maid? in not stain soul mic. asiss did not stop house party tor the horse slow at
' tor a few days. lentisely.‘ When articles were asked smiord, including guests iron: Coir
tar, they were supplied. is commie“...
.sion. business like this. for war relief.
seem s slow way to minnow
-—_,
w.
use. Julian He th oi New York has
ever when one considers that their was, _ I
own prices have been paid to prbfl'uo» ..————'
era that it has been a good mortise Miss-Ines mom has returned
. Liar uioso mama. in its oiusci irom nor‘wsos's vsostioooounssiss-
lint-obtlIeMthloha once.
hes-nominees termite;
entities of m 'tue sale oi which Missldythl.8teveus.socmnpanisd
Wimb- LAustlnoi
dhte neatly entertained lira. F'.
"g n and Mr. and Mrs. 'i‘. M'whloh been bosom amongmevenu
. - — lthe mwsr roasts: issrwsu,
,. Win. couch oithePost Rood
hisrt‘ng her mother, me. His-
:Haleck, of Jersey City, N. J. i
Helm It Mill. the Sun's, with hu- dennhter, Ethel, for a short
www.mcdsoeino‘ame. -
mama-minnow; a...“
mmodyooflaytne shop has _A.H.lirlasisoneoitheeshibitors
notebritseltisomsnow‘ and oaths hrsoshow otsumtordhaviu
itfihsitsfllhtsfllilhtintheotn- unanimous-mustere-
' .
, Malia. John R. Conn oil’soo-
- ayesio‘entertatned their-m
5‘ uses 1. Stone cm‘ . '
'W’ . oi —‘ Pam-whammostsotnemdthecness.
.T.‘ .. mmmtumnuoiso .-———-— -
mos-m assistant roomy-rims. Theotoeh am; ammmmwmoi
,Wicnmmuweuimoamwmwedatm
“hm coh- and acetic. Gw.ls.i..,wen'ilmnesh¢tiue
“Muhammad-adv isr‘tuioJoiIghotlsr'iuI-y. 7
. 1-in avenues-swarms: use; ‘
Wardens: 7 l;
, yonnaer mt'mfl’wwfl -
. . " M ‘ with the reds." Us A N m. , ,
. fidpa‘ "‘59? “ Ethel, h‘” “km by“ m‘ .. ' tiust prior the war It rdl I the '
. . t to 1 gun). Star gmied‘ finger, where all the aviators mee , a y p sees in us a
.mm.s slim: trip seen Ins " .0 up 4: .
...vl lanai-jasmie-Stoa.
5“ Welter Dnos'is Wuhan do wards
mwniie oi Mouton-st Kenneth Paul Murray.
HaemuuwmeshsnicoiBat-iim liomehc'whowuknied injfio‘n isipenoe.
and ”Hemame’hW‘;
the pdlee gs mans-son's with‘claesoilfl'L
Wolverlii, rs. motored in their nieces:
We“ “‘9 9'“ '“k "d“ "r" 9‘9"” region about liaui and Niiyon.
, . ”24'.
' .. "' f’fi-‘fifi. “ i ,1“
“.
, Imam... ,
;f‘ov- dials." which has becOme the
esteem 'a ti and one some-guns
o __
WITH
more secure position than the one ON .T ‘
The fact Aug. 28 (By The
W” , '2. ,. . previously occupied.
some you so.» to
w
‘Nprd a very strong line, because Germans
idnnds . teat“! Point. it can be outflaukcd from
French, at the juncture of
Ohio and the Ailctte, cut in be- stubbornness.
hind ""119“! at last are so placed Several days ago when
A as to im
motorcycle t“ this town. where they any hurried withdrawal from the
tin-and lire John Stevenson oi
- ~ town'aho'nt‘two stiles W
. AMERICAN ARMY
VESLE, Wednesday,
. . , mauled
' lit exhibitdyeoetobles and canned that southrof Pcrcuue the Germans l’i-ess).—:Americaa and Giannini
,. ‘ )
‘00" A abattoir“ mafim , , under the .auwlces 01 he Jill‘ went back tqtlse Canal du Nord, troops were engaged in. st
Oiee do not make the Canal dulsoaue gains at Bamches, while the
had recspmred Fin-i
the mile, on the north. bank of the oral Persbiiig's communique to:
north and from the south.’ The'VesIe opposite flames. The fight.
theIing has been marked by much'Americau troops from Bunches
'of Combos, is reported to have
been captured by Field Mafiibll
Haiiz’s forces this morning. . »
Launching new local limbs
dolltm-ing up thi‘iadv J
rited ' - . . ~
_ . . . . ~ _ . gained )csterda tie But: to—
1. fig twnmy indicate that they will retireactions today In the regions of day mow-d forums-dialling unlined
. the same canal north of Pe- Bazoches and Fismettr. Aceord- part of their battlefront. ‘
view-m where it runs toward Caroling to the lat t 1:31". til; filling Britisdi troops also captured
. on “I”- ”can“ maths rai.‘ ' ‘ing con tunes at p011 8- 0- Belioy Assevillers, Ilerbeceart
London. “0'0 “1" h w l. v ”:3 ‘I thiswoek oi thedesth British pressure .on the north nighf, as a result of the local are and, Flaming;- All the“ 10“":
‘ ' and the French position along the‘tions, the Americans had made are within four miles of Pom...
WASHINGTON, Aug. 29.4w.
'Wedn‘day says the retirement 0‘
land Fismette was a result of local!
the hostileiattacks which forced basin
dc and seriously liaraasiAmericaus advanced in the re-:outl.\'ing detachments. It. also ans
igion of Bunches, the Germans rc- uouuccd the capture of two hum
itired into a Wooded strongholdfldred prisoners in the American ad.
Ion'l mummies“ lire-1.11m.“I tlennan resistance is reported known as Haute Maiso' n, justivance to the railroad northwest ell
lit the A. 'V. Bars-esstste- 1W Witt) bavc increased no the British south
‘- ‘m'd home on My. ‘15 ”'0“ and French have moved eastwardgroad. Small detachments were The communique follows:
I“ is massed in thehreedlnsof Hill- «nth ut‘ lht‘ Botanic. This may ill-“e“ in the cellars in Bawches to
'week's vacation} by W. ,ffl mloyed by W. L. Beatles. at Token- stein cattle.
its hence in tml 0' "'7 Y- 'iined then up on a log and started to depends- upon ‘the situation here
it. C. A. worh‘; so!“ 8"“ m'l'puy war, ”um lit!!!“ matches to and interesting developments may
i’ 1 them. in the“ crowd was Joe Vitielio, be expected-
' five years old, of Hunted Place. Young A
lhospitsl and pputotion was found
‘ tion.
cneke. have gone to Florence. New NOYO
iodvnucc Would seem to indicate flucnce Of that stream and the lit-
‘thc ”Wk“ 0" the southern “‘d “f tlc river Verse. To the south and
‘the bdttlc line is being em ticd . . . . . .
and that there is little hopepibat east, thin lIl‘L largi onus of flat
the Allies will be able to catch
large number of enemy
there.
5°" “'1“ 1" 31mm“ '0' “" W'i School will reopen on Wednesday retreat between the Somme and
the Oiae, the Allied forces
o litre-inc the advantage
a" of “Wk "on“ “a 'm ”on: W0“ W W“ "“3"“ 0‘ u” “h ”‘1 continue “mi? “m“ “Von. It comes up the Oise Valley
'wsrd. Further enemy retirements ~ ‘
_ ,betwcen Rlicl'ms audlAri-ss _ are
gm 3...; m .¢ x“ Felts. ti. not .uuexpected in Allied capitals.
lira. a: “‘23:; ‘33:: :3: :2 3:12:21: and termina‘ too at Neale. Two small
» ' ' ort rtli-
of nineteen miles, are fighting for railroad W“ run a h “d no
the crossings of the Canal du
Nord in the region itlo of Noy-i
.on, which gradually is being one '0 t to th
'icircled. imetiuteiy south oi uo';°o'nh3:$‘fnz“x fixyfio m:
Somme, British forces have mov- northeast ,’ one 8008 up’the Oiae
ed cost to within three miles Qf'Velley, “1’“ another leads down
{he goggtnl‘gm arid exhdiievin: into Carlepont Forest, to the south-
en . east. An titer be down the Oise
'i'ne Mother-siesta Club will meet the enemy back to the river cross- to Compoklgne.“ I
at the Red Cross room.- Thursday. lugs at Peronne‘aud Brie. '
John 11ch oi the aviation corps continues vigorously and has re- of the pm It N 0y on in 768, and
.et isiooois, was in town the first oi the united m an advance of more
Miss Esther Eltlngs of New Pnltl. N. northward.
,v.. is visiting with nor cousin. Charles out. hi"- the
it was in scout. lost your. the! mom oi Harrison street. 2
sun Ethel soy. daughter oi iii-sf
. whee iarser sums are often made by been visiting th to. and Mrs. _ Whil - i .
. . e the enforced retirement to check the French pursuit.
a single fair or entertainment How- stepbel Heath and iamily his the pm of the enemy from the Boye-
l
v
o ' l . .
. . troops under General Maugln cally defending the hills to the
“The lien? nhelminhor- on up her duties in E. B. Lawrence-ehave struck at the vital about cost. .
"of nearly one mile has been ma
“1"”. greetiydneesssed l“ ear-inns. U’. h, MB. A“ 2'!"- 0‘ Ghflbmh ll” lies here are driving toward i
to date the earning have been 8260..- returned items pleasantvisit at Camp heights at the “we", end of theivanoe west of the Chaulnes-Noyon
i
1
‘Bed cite-o, am «has (liereol’ Mrs. Edward nay expects soon to and to the west- To ‘the east,ito.movel_cautiously. ,
Scott-Item the Anterieen Woman's lave tor the west. where she will visit along the Vesle, the Germans have 191181 taken, however, is been con- ‘
of the
rees- toward the town from
ing the eastern outskirts
(icrimiu newspaper reports
Vlliello succeeded ‘l 6391041113 one of that thc Polish, Czech and South
thecwIIAeerinsioqfingers 0' his left Slav inhabitants of Austria lluu-
band. He was sent to the Stamiord gory are mobilizing, probably in
' - preparation for a concerted revo-
lutionary movement. Signs in bombardmcuts.
Bohemia, it is said, indicatc somc
action may be taken soon.
necessary. Efforts are being made to “hm“ 3“"
save the thumb, but the tour lingers
are beyond recall. Policeman Kaiser
was notified end started an investixa-i PARIS _ Aug
i s ‘
Lid—French fighting. For 'tlssee days
troops today occupied Noyon.
| The. fall of Noyou comcs its a
OCCUPIED BY‘licavy blow to the Germans, who
THE FRENCH AND were thought during the _carly
THE leNG OFTHE days of the l’icarily oficusivc to
018‘ ON; A WIDE be planning to hold Noyou as the
FRONT IS EXPECTED sgutlicrii pivot of their line, which
runs northward along the old bat-
'tlcfield of 1916.
(Continued "‘- 7‘” "Fl Noyou is situated on the right
bank of the (line river, at the con-
drivcn from the village,
reinforcements because of
chine gun fire.
bank. The
or at night time.
lowlands along the Ohio, while to pAmg’ Aug.
spy the north is a winding valley. To
90099 the southwest is lit. Renaud and
(be Lassigiiy Massif, which dom-
inate the whole ,regiou. To the
northeast, a range of high hill jute
.sro out into the valley.
WM? One railroad runs through Noy-
cording to dispatches from.
Having forced the Germans to front.
flVe miles west of Bern.
precipitate retreat.
from Compiegne and/turning east
at Noyou, leads to Chauny and iialfmm' Rm
o
Temps. I
latter to Hate.
Noyon is a great highway cen-
a few weeks laterhe again
the Boishovihi. Orr Moy
; , Noyou is a very ancient town, -
From the Some to north of being known to the no _ermoder. ~ '
Bepeume,‘ the British pressure Charlemagne w“ crowned king‘
Hugh Capet who elected king there IN- FRANCE, Aug,
3 PIMP“ 8 “01“,“ more ‘1‘“ he in 987. It was the birthplace of
miles in the region of Carlo and John Calvin, who was born July
morning. Since then the Ameri-'
cans have made further progress. ler)‘ engaenieuts along the Somme
l-‘ismette had been held by the front are "’90"?(1 m today’s “It
Americans since August 8, despite 05509 Smteult‘nt:
German cflorts to dislodge them at‘ The ‘91! rcadso
various times in local attacks and} “There .were "Ole"! bombard-
by means of artillery and ma. meats during the night along the
gain the bridgehead, the Auteri-'
cans crossed the Vesle in fierce
nights after the many had bccn SUN-‘1-
constant enemy artillery and inn-l “The night “"5 “I!!! 0“
The Germans maintained their
position on the hills commanding
the village and only during the
night were the Americans able to
communicate with the southern ,
Americans erected ,
temporary bridges across the riv-
tronps are at the gates of Ham, ac-
The Germans lost threeprisouers.
complete munition trains at Breuil, :Amencan 501‘093 hid been W‘d
in. their north of the Arctic.
PARIS, Aug. - 29.-——Vladimirlllut
Bourtsofl, the Bunion involution-tilil'l't _ . _ .
lat, am he has received advicooilme held steadily. Where rtvgsve
. is that General Korni-iWIi'. .
Fore. Acanal leads off to the “""h 108, who often has been umlthe withdrawal was due to the ac-
dead, is living, according to meanest! of straightening the. Inc.
east, the former to Neale and the . Sin“ the overthrow of the Keri
cushy government there hue been-
many reports of the death of Gen-
eral Kornilel. but a few days or
been reported in the field- against
20 lose it
was "Md that he had beenioaptured a sergeant and two per
killed in a battle between his
troops and Soviet forces at Ekat-
WITH THE BRITISH FORCES
29 (By The As-
sociated Pm), Noon—Ginsu, ‘i Port Chester,
Seismns-Rheims J uviguy. .
“North of the Aisne our troops,
idiom the enemy intends to make gharaas the Americans. Tuesday in co-opcration with the French ads
w... .m- .mnporary stand at the the Americans approached Ba- vanced to the railroad west 0‘
ton. New York. to enter- the United While a. number at nusli have ‘me Somme and the-Canal du Nord. wches from the west and maintain-:JUVigiiy and captured two hue-
il'ployins in Antonio Buccsreill's yu‘d Meanwhile, the British south of ed their advance during the night. drcd prisoiiers. Along the Verde,
in North llaiu street on Nonday often the Scarpe are cutting into the old [Today the Americans made prog- local hostile attacks forced on
at? m trons home. ‘- 11",“, 0' m Catholic Chm” a John "m 3' Mia" noon about sip. as...they iouad some German defenses with success.
2 ' ithle 41000” It KIWI" me“- 0' mt 10h“. pads “'° trips dynamite. caps in a barn. The boys; The fatc of the llindeuburg line
the outlying detachmcuts in Hawaiian
cast and south, a detachment tak-‘aud Fismette to retire.”
thisi ‘
PARIS. Aug. 29.—~Violent ashl-
T0 Somme front. ,
“German forces made many
surprise attacks in the Lorraine.
and sector without obtaining any r0-
Thc French, for their part,
the made two incursions into the cue-
Americans were without food or my line“ in the “MEWS“ ““1
the took fifteen prisoners.
the
rest of the front.”
WITH THE AMERICAN ARM Y
IN FRANCE, Wednesday, Aim. 28
--Tlic attack of the Americans
against the Germans northwest of
,Scissons began shortly after seven
o clock this morning, and within
an hour the first objectives, aggro.-
gat-intrsomething more than a kiln-
29,——anch metre, had been obtained north
and east of ('havigriy. in. thédt
the tion the Americans. oaptuoeali 92
It file file first fimc
The Germs counter attached,
with: the exdeptionof namell
of one wing, the Amherst
about three hundred metres,
The fighting, which for the most.
part invoIVed the artillery, eon-
tiuuod throughout thetdoy and»
night.
An American petrol. 01 19 men
and one officer was encircled in.
the Woevre region Tuesday night.
but drove off the Germans and
has
votes.
Early today another pats-l
drove out an enemy detachment.
HOSPITAL "011$
Admitted todiy—Welllo Okorsiey.
it. v-
Bspaume still holds‘l .
British are pushing 0' 1599 .I
well east '01 that point on the WITH TW‘FRBNGB ARKIES
north. iIN THE FIELD, Aug 29 (As-
Southeast of Arms, where theisoeiated Press).—-10e. m.—-—Neyoo -
British have crossed thz Hmdw’iwasoecupied this morning by the ~'
burg line, they are no east 01.troopsofGenerel Humbert.
BOW-N0“! DIM. Ibout three General Hangin’s men cruised .
miles east of “Guthrie-midis Oise river and- took Merlin-
and threatening seriously the court.
Queent-Drocourt, support line. The French Armytook Quesaoy
North of the scape. German Wood, just to thewesioitiso Can‘-
counter-attack seemingly. lineal du Nerds. The wood was a
hold up the advance astride tlls'atrengly fortified peaitiiin and.
Ams-Douaibigh road. ifrom it the Germans endeavored
General Humbert's array has
Clsaulnes line adds to the diflcnl- crossed the Royfixoyu reed new
tin of the German tr00ps 1191131 0‘ {Sarinaism two this north of Noy-
the Somme, French and American on, but the Germans are energeti-
h f ' . An advan --—- ‘
m" ° 8mm" o PARIS, Aug. 29 (Havas).—The
31- number of Germal‘prisoners caP- .
' ' . "o . The
m the Chm“ "9' n theltured by the strontium their ad-
des D me in filling line, has. been comparitively small .
a s, pe ‘ the French have been obliged . ‘
‘e war mat-
Chemin
the German lines both to the eastgas
siderable. _
Iii/forty ' 1: hours the Allied ,
advance has it erated more than; ‘ .
reacted violently against the
Americans at Fismette‘sv $315M!
regained that village g ay ‘ _
night in heavy fighting. Tobeeedene- fifty “118.89% .
; however, did not me u in r— . -.-
goofing the Vesle, which, evi- LONDON, Aug, 29.-.-German
dently was his intention. Berlm,counter-attacks_east and southeast
says Waterman: were made get Yieen-Artors, east of Entry and
primers and at Benches, seven; in the vicimty of Gavrelle, villages
al miles to the west. . At Bomb-We the east of Auras, have been re-‘u .
”es theAmerieins , ' pulsed, says todays Werflffiee :
. tooiholdiintbs' .‘ ‘
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