St. Louis Post-Dispatch
August 29, 1918
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LE eR SOP ROP ye Two to One! rig oe DISPATCH sells, in St. Lonis r and suburbs every day, in round figures. TWICE as many ne Wspapers om the . Globe- De OC ) - ~ — —— a -~ ; ' Mr. Kenamore has beén a member of the Post-Dispatch statf for | N00" SU FASO! eS" CQUNTER ATTACKS lame? a a Rivers, and Their Retreat 10 wears. He represented the Post-Dispatch on the Mexican border in days to unioad her at Liverpoo r ny . ‘ : ENEMY SHOWING _ : next trip was better—28 davs. Then ASTRIDE THE SCARPE Getting Out of Hand. ,f , " * sz . 1916, He lives at 48 lewis place. Mm the th 1 | was de ied ’ oti i it ‘ ; a ‘ «! “M141 4 . 5 hg toro bie DISCOURAGEMENT austen ec eas’ Weukae pent her rag ae : ies ie a the Americans had begun to take Enemy Efforts to Hold Are fn al { ere scene eee ee ee thines over It was a risky exper ment, they though! But they faile. Declares Teuton Reserves MAN TH) FAKE STORIES Cann PHI DREN IN eters att Repuleed After Heavy Consist of 47 Divisions, 23 et or aoe ek a et es” ee) ee a which re Ju Bee OF HEROGM, WON WIFE. PLAYGROUND FESTVAL ae.’ tyra ds - WT Mh Wane NTN gem ng > ee ee i soho, oe gy Gey. >. oe ALLIES RETAKE 50 VILLAGES IN 2 DAYS Tardieu. French Commissioner or Fourt) :; ane oOuril ATTIVS UN ioAaAqadea - : - x - . se) | . > rranco-American War Co-Operation Disch large From Army. Robin Hood’ P roduction., and sent back in 40 hours who is now in Paris, has given to the Associated Press by cable a com- George Fellowes, a former r i More than 5000 children from the KING GEORGE QUOTED AS SAYING = — nore oe : SY — Srey , . prehensive statement summing up in the Canadian army, who was : municipal playgrounds took part in, . 6 - tured Dy Field Marshal Haig’s : et a FE gs = . iy the Associated Press the military events of the last five UVe last spring in British-Canadian the thirteenth annua! playground | AMERICANS PUT PEP INTO US forees this morning wae & fg oe * ° as oe PARIS. Ano 298 2.50 ». recruiting work here, is on his way festival, which began at $:30 this, ' m UT Us gv , oe . ; , SANE. Be, | to Canada, in custody of a Canadian morning near the Jefferson Memor- | ow, & Rimes, on the present war situation. He Lieutenant. He is accused of having rial in Forest Park, to continue . says German prisoners deciare that worn an army uniform after his dis- through the day. The children were months and showing their bearing British troops also captured i ee rn P sate ey 2 French troops are at the gates of “It Is an hKarnest of Victory Simply Rell \ 1] Hort ' , The *e . . e1riOy, ASSOCVILLCTS, erpnecour : “ea vd » ; to Took he m, He Told of Tagen Te | “Awe: iam. according to dispatches if the whole American army shows charge from the service, which oc- carried in special cars from the vari- 7. a — and Feuilleres, towns within 4 a ’ ¢) , , T) é} ‘ . i esion . Specia to the ost-Dispatc? ; } ay } “yt ; curred Aug. > ous playgrounds, and varloads Of NEW YORK, Aug. 29.—-Twentv-| four miles of Peronne 7 on Schad Gemeinde: ee Fellowes’ wife, a stenographer in laughing singing boys and giris , | Seabee ie | — 1 - : 4¥- . . . . i * : . ho Vy ‘ * ‘’ ) \] f ” have been in action so far, the Ger- the employ of the Mercantile Trust passed through nearly every neigh “aa premnaeney , itor se publish: a eee rare omprete = mMuUnITOnS —s , ; 7 lave arrived at an merics yort) BR seociated Prees ; , man cause is lost. Co.. who was Miss Marguerite !‘e borhood in the cits _ : Poy sapere “ee L . . J trains at Breuil, fice miles Wweat Tardie sletes how a o ; Loe ON ty Nm Beda : ¢ Rag elie ee: s.) , after spending six weeks in England LONDON, Aug. 29 German ie : ; | ardieu reiales 10W events in Pelzer of 3842 Windsor place before The cricket lawn was inclosed with | eh Sidnied nn ania ult ta teolie’ i ; fart . ‘ my . , : , an ‘rance ¢ ruests « tne tis} Russia, by giving Germany a crush- per marriage last April, charges that tents, some of which contained spec- | ¢,. ~vermment : : . id > . 9 . " —— ~ 4 . .’ . s rt » ee , ing superiority, allowed the enemy Fellowes imposed on her and others imens of the children’s summe: wR Giees t-te Minmmdton | Vie-Rakcdateln, cent of Bally. and ie treat from March on to undertake large yp “ies ‘rroism in France. ;: “ork :] re were “4 . me ‘ sto! IS EM ATTOIS, © or rs » ana } arg y stories of heroism in France, and work, while others were filled with ‘ om , , 7 adie ' . , ae Standard, telling of a talk with Kingz ‘ : The battle line is in black and the Hindenburg line in dots rhe pee” : offensive operations directly threat- that he admitted to her that he had the ice cream, bananas and cakes. >. ; , . ~~ the vieiity of Gavrelle, villages to : } ~ 0 tiv th mente te Actual POSSPSSION off the vil- ening Paris putting Amiens, the never been in France, though he had ovided for the children. by the George. quoted the King as having aren gained by the ailies since the imakguration of e afenetie vf , : or. oe ee 5 a ilte edie teal eo Tt said | the-enast of Arras, have been repulsed, Ang. & 4s shaded, — tae lage Of Ham probably will be pivot of the Franco-British treops, peen in England. Park and Playgrounds Club. known en \ , P ’ f : hia ; : . “An 1e Americans are very won- eee See ae TE , S| under fire and cutting off railway) Mirs Fellowes savs her husband as the Papas’ Club. and by the Ro- * ory 1 ; neil ' according to the official statement is delay ed. as the retreating (yer. i ‘ pommunications with =e pares and represented. before . their marriage. tary Club. which brought severa! earnest of ienere Ma ad — a isned at the War Office todar RUPPRECHT'S. HEADQUARTERS FA LL OF NO YON, Mans lea’ he all ruins sat urate Bert. This was on July 18. that he had served with Canadian; hundred children from orphanages :i>.5, ‘Their great height. their per-| ga ith of the Somme, British forces HIT RY BRITISH AIR RAIDERS HIGHWAY CENTER : | : ‘ South « em e, “ifreh oree! ’ Winn Porson vas, On Aug. 3 the enemy .was brought troops at the front, and that he had in automobiles fect phvsical fitness, their freeh back on the Vesle, the road to Nan- receiy ‘arious W : >» ‘hild received a card cs x Sake a ‘tare keeping up their pressure ainst T | kg : | received various wounds After their Kach child received a card calling youns faces and their boundtes: en ire Keeping uy ] e agai ' BLOW TO ENEMY The town of Brenuil, wherd the cy was freed and the access tO, marriage. she says. he admitted to for two ice cream cones, a bag o Peer ~~ wae: tel , the enemy and are advancing east- Qeneral of Pioneers and Staff Cap- ' ae Paris by the Marne was barred } h: his only a alles : ai oa kes and a banana ’ sroun of met thusiasm are very stimulating to us a. rene rari oO oneerT sure ay (ierman munition trains Were h ) * 1 aay +} ic} he ee ee ee ea th nigh corer “a hes te" who have had to éndure four years ward. Since Aug. 21 the British have fain Among Casualties, Say Pris- In Early Days of Picardy Offen- through operations in which the siight wound, inflicted in London by and women dispensed the lunch arti ef the oners: Prince Was Away y y y eaptured, if on the Canal du brunt and the horror of war. +: ke "4 000 prisoners and 100 out American troops played a prominent . a shel : > » } cles, ¢ ark Co issioner Cunliff aken o Tanne reacived the Oise south of Noyon arrest, and he was sent to the city) ™orning and early afternoon: in- > x night east and southeast of Vis-en* in) ne chould be with his army at sie gh with Mangin’s army. The events UP jocpital for observation. Later, at CUded races of varjous Kinds, quo! French Premier Is Not Surprised at} qriois, east of Boiry Notre Dame and) this. inetead of being fa: voyon ts situated to Aug. 23, when the main British at- iy, request of British and Canhndian throwing. shot-putting and throwing Mighting Ability of Americans in the vicinity of Gavrelle Phese! | r his Prineess fiance ti i¢ lik 4 itis i " wank bank of the Oise five) tf the ean " ~~. * ) et ' awav eourtine e) wr ' ' “ay rrr ; ' e+ ; ACK ; ‘ > eseri ; "ar- : ‘ “as ‘ : £ i nN rance, ‘ ‘are repulse with oss tt ienee «v wit stremry mre Hye TET ha hs rye ’ ‘ ‘ ; bth in the same tack began. are described, and Tat ofticers, he was turned over to a Ca- |“ has wretches ocean ela git poe ayes poh " fight River Voi ro the south and Witt THE FRENCH AR ie . ; z° . > 4 iy e irs events were "! 7 oe P . " 4 ee su 2 ; 14° ST e& : ; “4 { © Te) ‘ n ©) weAaAYVY igQ@ntink + . i! : mies i | e heyy rere ;a dieu continues nadian officer. It was announced te first events were races for ne-; WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY (the. enem . FONCK HAS BROUGHT DOWN chine the aoath sae MIES IN THE FIELD A rr boys, the distances being i090 ' IN FRANCE, Aug. 29 M. C‘lemen “During the night our advance inere are ftarge areas fia ‘| i reall, j ng. se - ; "_ | : . aS ? : : ’ a ed Ray, the h ; Though it is too 800n is vet Lo that he would he taken to the Ca- aro . . ' ‘eae + . ehh bit ai , ies ; . . Wes | vards and 50 vards, and a 60 vard Cea u. the Mreneh Premier. visited posts weast of the village of CTT 50 GERMAN PLANES SINCE JAN pricis 1;oOneg 1¢ se Wiriyite ‘ Pal (10 A \] — Vovon wae oF. ’ . . “but ’'m afraid i sulin up as a whole the military oper- ’ Se se ee ; Boston Transcript. ations extending from Auge. 6 to Aug. nadian recht UIINg ALOR in Chica- dash for negro girls. Baseball games the he 1dquartens of the American were W ithdrawn slightly as a result north : t+ winding valle. en thee 25, since the battle is still in pro So Sad questioned by. officers there, were plaved betwen two senior teams whit ots hy . foug) rT ntl n of repeated hostile attacks eouthweet is Mount Renaud and the enpred this morning ty the -¥, Sine » be BS . » taka , \ ; Souni ‘hie as fo it so gallantly ij pres =e re ' ; t before being taken to Canada. 6 . snumber of prisoners captured Of These, Mreneh Ace Has Vain-) | jeaieny maesif (ridge) whith dom cress, the following results have al- | and two junior teams. felleau Wood Accompanied. by a “The . _—— -- - " 4 > 24 . ~ > . ’ The final feature of the day's pla) ’reneh General. he stood in a barn. Since Aug. 2l ¢ xsceeds 26,000 Im thy quished 32 While Using the Sanne inate the whole region. Te the nort) ready been obtained: | , : . al oh } ‘prema tstom He \l | | “7 »p ‘ris is no longer threatened. , FINAL SENATE VOTE ON DRY and the one arra nged with most ef- , hatting with the local American same period more than ron mis i. ee aoe oe if bill inte out inte the seg) aAniein «a men eroased = . P : ia : . . . : . (“arreesret . rye 6 a ! enc iate "Tees i] \ : ; . fort, is the pantomime, Robin | commander in the midst of a num-, have been taken WITH THE FRENCH RMY TP the Oise river and took Norlin. “2? Our direct communications by | BILL EXPECTED BY SATURDAY ' ) | Ne AP ' : . . 4s " ’ ‘ 'T’ »é .? . . sas ‘ , ‘ . eral & "i oy i ’ ’ ¢ sires ' f dive ? llroad ripns | pevtiagt Novern rail between Paris and Calais have | Hood,” in the Municipal Theater.! per of smiling American officers In the recent fighting north we PRANCE Nue 18 Lieut Rene , : “ph ie po tate +9 from eovrt the Somme tanks evevenye ry) been re-established, as had been , | Dances by Groups of b0 to 100 boys On one side of the barn a number of | south of q , Woaneck leading krench ce NAS gs 1 turn aati at Nuyw those between Paris and Nancy on! Measure Before Body Today With 4nd girls are interspersed with the privoners captured this morning were taken an active part on all possibis hrought down, since Jan. 1, 60 of th Ree ee ee ee ee ee Th | ss ' ‘ . rouge ( & ce ! ? rnf Des , , ' July 29 Approval of July 1 as Effective performance, in which Mayor Kiel, being marched awav when he a occasions and have : than thr re (jerman alt Se ee ee an tae ae ae W i » «ms , -— . a Aa i e ik ‘ ‘ a \ f ‘ at : ' ; ary jree-sen ; ha 17 ’ oon A. a 7 , : ; ‘ 7 ‘ee ‘as . “3. Oun third aim, to wrest the in- Date Apparently Assured. William M. Porteous, Percy Werner. pjveq valuable and gallant service and en-) ™ * ne hae destvoved. . OF the 66). ls off to the north and ter. | Quesnes ool, to the west of va . ‘ 54 r t Associated Press and Gustav Tuckerman have leading ‘ wm et » infantry and other rept ote a minates tf Nestle Two amall rat! itiative from the Germans, has like Bs apg : ‘ = fils og > pe , alii : : a d K (Clemenceau told the . American operation to the | machines vanquished, 32 have fallen saad Lines north nd northesaet wise been attained. WASHINGTON, Aug. °9.—Prohj-; parts. The story Is one of open-air Genera) that he had c to 6 | airpl rong ee . 7 = ' wera Lnat if lat CORN mo oYX hefore hit inn othe enarnie sirpiane the fr ty Neeleo and the latter to’ was A strongly fortified position “er ' a : iy , : iti as a war measure came be » life and merry freebooting., and the , : ‘The instruqions given by the, bition as a : for & Press his warm appreciation of Spad-Hispanoe, with two Hlar 2 - . + ‘ + ° the w l hy is ; . ‘ . > tor » . . ’ ' . . ’ - ; ; eS ‘? Pitviee i= ‘ ‘ef ‘Y ad ‘} *% ns ; . the I e h es r @ effective date of the bill which would The pantomime performance be , ! FARCH FOR SEDITIOUS MAI TER , tony Pru to Ro te the north. | deavored to cheek rene defensive nature. They confess that , peculiarly American in its concep we eet one to Ham. to the northeaet koani i : : ‘ohibit the manufacture or sale of gins at 4:30, and the public is ad-,, vd the situation is serious for Germany. oh vt : Ji toh : “ fs mitted free, but the children will be VOM and execution The American STRONG ALLIED FORCES IN one goes up the Oise Valley, and ar a oe judging from reliable documents it liquor, from Jan. 1, as proposed in ™ © ‘arr cate | The rapidiy suceeeding military ; General remarked that Clemenceau | 300 Secret Search Warrants Tssu din “ag A ». 4 ivis : i bill, unti: July 1, appears seated first . , ” | : other leade down into Carlepont fo seems that only 24 fresh divisions, the pending ippears iia hensiots dios knew the tinited @taten very wel! Campaign Centering at RESERVE GERM a ad diem ial Miather anne! evente net only confirm that the Gan that is to say, 24 divisions having | to be assured. This year's observance of the play Woe tant | Riel oe Chicago ' _ 0 , ; i . , . e ’ _ “ ; » : . ‘ the same dash as the Americans who | iis ; f 7 i Lf hdd) pigi ital ee te Eh, counter attacks cast and southeast of or Ham in their precipitate re- coors . Se eee ee lie * 0 plete mein» EB rettncn tees By needy ay 008 At we ow ae * rig! ’ Sd ee ~ “ee a ~ AO An ner ee ee Hise so > ey Dry Beene oe ee pe Ana ~ he & * ary" hee Troops of tren Humbert Tv a. ». © * ee _. ee eee at piety ty nN et} Freneh first army took rendered very ’ the Canal Du Nord The wood arms eperations in the regione of the respondent), and T had then mans 000,000 letters and 88 sectors. Clhogne Gazette Warne. mae iwned Kinhe@ of the Somme, Avre and (lise rivers, Dut been planned in this and other cities ' . ' | ) being Fe Y TONIGHT AND on “Titeged srastious f mea -three others ont belt - PARTLY CLOUD In some places this movement has oOpportainities to appreciate the fine do uments of alleged IOs Luis i Pierre AM Ag ’ hve : r 4 ; : ee and liuelh they preedie Ated that the enemy « owen Orrniee me ~ es iS Mi : ; , diane , , 7 ‘more } a te , , , ‘ (Ce n Rese rve Divisions. ‘TOMORROW: WARMER TOMORROW tnken the form of a patriotic play fighting Quatities of Ameriean troops peaort have been 4, ' : mist ‘ in hye wes hal ; ; 4 o¢ tit King there in &8,; retreat i@ ge tting ont af hand 1? rerma | week. but here it will be distributed Now the Americans are coming fast pute search warrants Bue BOC! , rs g wide: arial ryvevre terrinle i ‘ hhirthey poe 6Onf Tothn Cal ; — ‘ - . “Porty-seven divisions whose ‘ . moctara co-operating ~er The effort to «tem the Freneh pur . J ; through the fall. with several gath ‘) rance, and ] am ver. much im fi) nostothice rrisspres a) - ” hii ; (‘olow@ne C,9petts ariel ‘ we bigs wes horn Pag} ft 1,ne morale has been considerably shaken | THE TEWPER ATT RES. Pressed with your troops.” with Unjted States lpiatris \tiorne ough the British attack ner 7 euit by fighting rear guard saetions er A npeana? ’ last reserve ‘n erings of sehool children to be held | gases iene | oe eangniin the ahr . tahoe pM vegtvess dele + ! on Saturdays or Sundays — Charlee F. Clyne, it became KNOWN) |) gonme, has ass nh unpre A HOME FOR EVERY SOLDIER vith machine gun sertionsa, leaving & n the present battle. MB. . cece es ea. mM, 7 oy viet oes, , , ‘ivne are Clen ' ) , . | ° m. RED CROSS CLOTHES FOR toca’ \s ihe re af Paasoe ry ele rite a o% ov} ‘ f': ‘ fin “ ae Bee tian at inter ale nf about son Fr 1s iv Stuart (nie " , ORLY asi ‘ ‘ ‘¥ yinyrpelt vena PPOonis : ‘ ad 26 BELIEVED 10 HAVE BEEN a: , (th ms , pigs BR dies Secretary Lane's Plan t« for Reela- vards, waa only locally successful. On '’'The ans, ww of prisoners, secret ‘ , ~ aga . . “is ‘ ‘\ | f ~ Trosppers frre a thi ijietr : . Prireagy lupare mation of Waete tan ground eapecially favorable for that dozuments and letters addressed to Ha. ™.. fe | s KILLED IN MINE EXPLOSION U, 5, PRISONERS IN GERMANY ‘ommissioner Mark A, Foote er offensive if the present wrt 7 » Abtmedateh Weal ™ 1? Germah soldiers reveal a great dis- oe eouragz rement among them. rhey no 4 im Official fore- ; Vimong those reiarrié if r this ' ‘ ade into the ie 4gf) ine 4 hye ry of aee VW AMET NE "7" ¢ Pa Atlrg 9 Prep ent rif ree stance #ti¢ hy +S he] the terrain longer believe in victory, and with; [ALL TOGETHER - csins Toe Gt. Sante te used in the seonure ceeded pein mitted sidne a a 7 them it is only a question of holding OVER THE TOP Only 4 of 30 Working Undergroend Organization Buys Tater Shop at) searcn warrants fee ee ee ah i te yren* aration of a plan to provide farme ground Rove, it gained some time fer on to save Mamaia from disaster FOR YYAR STAMPS. | and vicinity— at Washington Town Are Paris and Moves It to Switzer. of the allewed seditious correspon sive for returned eoldiere has heen eiven the enemt, enabling him to mewé @ » 7 o>eet ? ? . . ‘ ‘ : : Germ y k ‘that the French | otbecster ingly? ena Brought to Surface. land to Carry on Work. ence are any nows now ‘ weather tonight | By the Associated Press The Socialist party, int luvliing pra that in the cector@ of the lont® tas general inl) chief engineer of Phe news re ryrtiars ' inte the hy sricia set 4 t* lia ie lire: j ee ted P yreat many guns and a considerable ; , exe | ( _ | By the Associated Press : et , ae cog om ge me pate to aed }and tomorrow;| TACOMA, Wash., Aug. 29.—Out WASHINGTON, \ug -itieally every affiliated organization. weeaetern front. strong enemy force® the reclamation services it je an-| part of his material bebind the Canal ° a) ~d ’ 4 : - - , ° i ‘ ; ee ‘ ‘ : . " " , " aes th get a oh ye ‘ that » net somewhat warm: | of 30 men believed to have been jn|C&uUse American army and navy of-) their principal officers and public®- eontinnally are ready for an imme- nounced by Seeretary Lane fy Nord and north of Novon . } : aw s¢ ; . . P “ye _ , ‘ . . . : Ameri : fees _— h ws rT . She er tomorrow. ‘the mine of the Pacific Coast (‘oak ficers captured by the Germans fre- tions, including fhe Bye Opener ' diate atiar whenever prospects tre We can have a ioh at g@ned pas Rear Guard Fail ieatiase h oe , : : division | Missouri —jco, at Burnett, a small mining town Gently lose overcoats, blouses and) new Socialist paper; the 1 W. W., | come favorable Therefore, German for every enidier who returns fron Ret ones thie evetem of fighting re A ad >» - ‘ ’ ¢ S : . “ ‘ ; ‘ 9 ‘ - . , ‘ . ’ 7 e : . ®s that the merican | Partly cloudy to- 80 miles southeast of Tacoma. when other clothing. the American Red | defense fund organizations, propa divisions mus iwayve he held If Mranes Serretary [Lane eatd if a 4 th , n ft reformed after the operations along nigh! and to- ' %, Cree : t, . | ' 4 he Interna “a 1 for a hattle on these eer ' 4 age Peg . was maetere he setrengt 0 ne the Ve 3] : - th ; A hy - } 4 ; “i an explosion ave "urred late yeste; (is hes established a] failior shop gandists ind offic ime trie ' ; ‘ shinee : } ; f monigreee or sit ey? t = hm jaa ree ial Ctee nin r rear gu ard dwindled ts ai- cor cap Hea beng, has : oe morrow, some- aay only four wéere brought on, 4! Berne, Switzerland. to make new tjonal Radical Club and affiliated of tors also eupport needed And white at wort mith tietietne The Germans, hustled sONnslan , * divisions, ar \ i aia > tee a ' j = neo ww * €% a. in e a so aie a, sha lay | what warmer to- alive and one of these died later ciothing to be sent to their prison ganizations ‘,erinan Pee SoaS a re the enidier can tbe making « home latent! hy the French ad tance i 1e : P }} ‘| eV F ‘ “= P ; n é , pA . F VR ad i* ey : : . ‘ Prine ves aH menace r! . morrow and in e of} her 26 are thou ht ‘to e,, CAM Pes aived her fue ; ‘ as " hirneal! fas “which he oan TT Th u ha more imminent. The German offi-. northwest pore y ae t tl hood * tic! } F Cat OFF by Train Passel ihe f tae] : ert ey in 40 rare tiene guard, were obliged to risk an en- p. 2 " ‘ ns ; ioe i) ‘ “, -oeap tml | tonight; tomor-| py the Associated Preas the first mentioned article being con- station at Foriste!l,. Mo, in St Charles through every soidier a farm, but. of course ye" , ° A ape in'the battle. } row part ly NEW YORK, Aug. 29 One mi!- sidered most important to supple County lost his ‘eft foot when he no euch program im contemplated pn ord gps ape sot ay mor hose made prisoners in the last cloudy: some- lion cigarettes have been hurried to ment the prison fare for which of- fell asleep sitting on the edge of the Airmen Rombh Ladwigehafen heoengee all would not want farme a 8, ae we, ©perations recognize that the fight- - spay warmer the American soldiers on the firing fice, orisonere ms required to pay station platform and was bruehed we Seanciated Preee a salinities haste on the road ine Qualities of the Americans are : tomorrow and in | line in France by the Knights of ex«} on cenitt a nasel@ stock train at 1 AMAaTE rt AM Lug 9 in F T Quentin. La Ferre exceedingly great and their tenacity - northwest por- Columbus L\ceord'ng to a cablegran RET eg me oo Sates Ifa one ne Te 'e had gone to the » rald o L_udwigehafer : * ree Band Concert onight. hure line exXtracrdinary . Ke Pa iP B itan sane received here today from Lawrene: ae ae ole #s | : e. 4 * | Sher aekead al tea! rer ined eording ‘ ;' feending’s Fand. at World's Fair The strong “If the whole American army. rae ty + foe * Murray, overseas director of th: am : of aie ape al an ala ar ghar } Vranhkfort Zeitune Muth lufnud ‘avtlien, Forest Park, 7:3¢@ to 19 ood, ipa Shay added. shows the same dush, sais ae goes a | shat ' : P as een ne to bulldings uv chock, chi herd, Corman cause is lost” & fast os pees ety eee 7 ; es | - , a oc akg hg ehh CAPO RP CDE LEGLME TE TEL IRA 68
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