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UL" aX J f L L Ll MBa U " - "saB B B- B 0 S B 0 Q B ' SB - n n n y ' fFl I Tl ,.--11 Ba Line exfenaea ana BBSSyerman nam, neiidusu Picardy ttle ... i AA ,,,,,,, ,A ,Httn..4tW.tWW MUST WORK NEAR HINS 1LSHEVH.I LEADERS PREPARE OR FIGHT m )ENMG . The following excerpt from a telegram from the department LINE AND HUNS MPT SEEK SAFETY EARLY IN FLIGHT of labor explains In part the TO policy lo be inaugurated: "Orders are being sent your slate for men for work at home: - and s liuld In Kronsladt in an en- between strikers to be sent This de- - ITrwO - others away. IN .a- AREA ...wlald WIDE -- the arsenal nui amen JAOTNG 26.- at a'iSHINOTON, Aug. - W,v u,.. n, ut ...Mil, there to agree shops, mand for men must be taken no Czeclio-biovaas- . trols intervened. left Pet-- : to the Seven matter what happens to private .....win have fight m. . n i. .imnni Du.i.sHml heard an address by lio'.slievlKl agnation aiming business hut the men cannot he east of Arras. It Is unoffici j . threw back the attackers the region rografl various elements ot workmen Is sub Illy Amoclntrd Preul beyond intiniHlcd that most taken from farms, railroads or at- have to sce tliose remaining, iiuin. PARIS, Aug. 26. The Germana ally reported that they ad ..i it.u... rtnn iin'i he iu siding, according to the dispatch. starting point to Information me iaiB nersuauiu mines." on a vanced two miles on a front of tour. K,rding .... i i it i rpiHirrtn mat Americans pn- tempted a counter offenilve Stock-loi- move against tne tzecnus. ,...... ( Br Auaplated of south of tha diriment received through loaned me cu m General Prta Reports fighting - Several arrests were reported made, vately large scale against Mangln's The British extended the from a man who left Petro- Picardy OJeul river show the British fight In a counter revolution-isio- in.rr anu a ..a.. between Vailly and Solnona. battle line northward into the Artols a IMP HL 1.1I.U. at Jaroslav right ing west In the regions where the Hie sent to1 taking the tramways as seiuMij. for- M,,.ftprt that Premier Lenlno ary plot and prisoners The French repulsed the Germane sector. They attacke" strongly "battle made progress yesterday, In ,C .. t .. released! A Tien Ism Olspatcll eneiii I....urn i"oHa Kn m) HNS In some tified German lines In the Scarpe a setback. The Brit- Mbord . battleship at Krou.au. rronsinui In Trans- - HE everywhere and, Instance, dicating slight Semenoffs opponents the l anoara tne .oner ...... ish apparently are slowly pocketing mly , tern,. lialkal region have withdrawn owing 11 ne.ow re roKr.u ' vl!idlvn()k Papaume and have taken Favreuil, vm; yacht strikers lo the arrival of .Japanese at Man um ...... ',' iua,. the a and a half iiwlish press denies mis. u.., - Holshevlki mile northeast. They lllHlll SSlHl . i inn m ROAD DESTROY It was current when! have been and ninese ,i.urt 0 also further north. .i,nt said remain In the region. I captured Mory a A serious clash occurred troops Lose Heart left. A said meeting isunsriiiiieu. Huns k message lllr AaaiH'lated PreaaJ LONDON, Aug. 26. Reports ct PURSuiriG progress come from each side of the ehemy Over Late Reverse Somme. The British appear quite FOR RESIDENT near the old Hindenburg line south lllr Aaaot'latt Praaat German soldiers no longer had en of Arras, while driving directly AMERICAN ARMY ON the war which most of it the Success HS saaai-lalr- WITH THE thusiasm for against along Scarpe. Illy ..,, IJIUUSMlra i.n end of new force a Ger- WITH TUB ruiw.i.8 THE VESLK (Sunday) Aug. 25. them he met believed would the attack may FRANCE, Aug. 26. The Hermans soon. soldiers understood that man retreat over a wide sector r.Brmsn uoldlers believe that tho The iminihed a heavy counter attack losses In the recent of southward. This will also affect the AIDS DRYS more the German Bill south of this afternoon. Germans are not planning any had been Flanders sector, from which the LOCATORS Uapaunie fensive very great. Plenty The British permitted them to come offensive because (ft man-powe- r of Germans would desert or surren- Germans are reported retiring. It Is PUSS TUESDAY and then met 10 to the trenches shortage, according to a party of der If given the opportunity. Trouble raining heavily, on the battle area. them with 'bayonets. The British are Is the German muni- The battle line extends from Pam-pou- seven prisoners, the Americana cap- threatened at In many to Monchy-le-Preu- N progressing cautioi'aiy. tured east of Fismes. They said the tion plants. on the Scarpe, SENATE were the Germans were forced Wancourt, Hemlel. I L OR GAS lllr Amoi-IiHu- I IT places Guemappe, WASHlNt'.TON. Aug. 26.--T- 10 retreat the Teutons mined the Croiselles; east of Mory, Favreulll, Eaucourt Martln-pulc- senate today resumed debate on ine Avesnes, Labbaye, USING west of Ba7n le Petit, Ra-me- man power bill with the prospect LEADERS SAL BRITISH EUGLOSEJAPAHESE PROHIBITION and and then proceeds LIBERAL OIL LEASING BILL after the Carnoy of passage by tomorrow AGREEMENT REACHED TO FRENCH FISHERS to the Somme west of Marlcourt. APPROVED BV CONFERENCE just ornhlliition measure was laid aside BILL COMMITTEE PASS There is little change south ot the temporarily by agreement. IOIISATBAPADIAHOBED CABS III Somme. The house bill passed Saturday III Aaaorialril Illy AuMirlatrd I'ma) for the pending scna'.e A WASHIXOTON, Aug. 26. The substitutes WASHINGTON. Aug. 26. Senate BY SUB (Br Aaaoctated Press) and pro- SOI house conferees on the oil draft to expedite simplify 26. bombard nit commit- prohibition leaders Said the presi- PARIS, Aug. Heavy uc- - The senate military fcuini bill tentatively agreed to cedure. AIID MAKE GAIIIS SIBERIA ments are in progress In the region the house bill with dent was not opposed to senate le? WARFARE apt the senate authorlz- tee reported of the between the Oise and provision AnKOolnlril Roye one- - amendments and added the islation proposing national prohibi lllr Prraa) ill jrantl"; prospectors title to minor ST. PIKRKK MIQUFXON, Aug. 26. Allette rivers Le Petit Journal says amendments, including the but tarth th lan:! ulon which they dls senate tion during the war, suggested News ot the sinking of four fish- the British captured 20,000 Germana or . ... I mtr oil or ga. and the house sec work fight prcposal. an extension oi me ume rr..,.t i.,a a submarine was Aaaovlaled Prcaa) By Aaaawlattd frcaat since the 21st. accepted ing schooners by lllr Dm to The senate th't afternoon BRITISH FORCES IN mthorlzlng permits prospect 1. It Is reported In by the crew of one of WITH THE LONDON, Aug. 26. The Japanese an amendment providing that me beyond January brought M not more than 640 acres, provided of the submersible, who Aug. 26. The British have completed concentration ou t.ie (Br Asaorlated Preaa) eiiiH-at- seemed to assure the victims FRANCE, ten miles ,...,,,., i bovs under Unit neeotiations new well Is not within said all crews would probably reacn established themselves on the Ussurl front, according to a Vladi- LONDON, Aug. 26. The British e who enter service. ana lor rn have ol twenty-on- the an agreement for passage Monchy-le-Preux- , ur producing well. shore. vostok dispatch. The sailors sup- captured Guemappe Rapaume-Baugnatr- e road. The Ger- extension of time. ported by armored cars attacked and and Wancourt in a new attack. Tha mans are to hold Ba- - Although some opponents of the endeavoring routed the Bolshevlki at Englnuka French captured Fresnoy-les-Roy- am- - FIRST FLIGHT ABOVE CLOUDS bill are demanding longer extension SHIPHEH paume, nut are graouany ueiug In the face of a heavy artillery fire. three miles north ot Roye. SEATTLE The British back representatives of both factions said rounded. pushed it appeared probable that July 1 next the German lineN southeast of Arras. would be the date fixed for the KILLED DESCRIBED BY TONOPAH CADET measure STRIKE OR CROSS HERO prohibition becoming unuLu TOO SLOW to leeward The COINC Cadet llorton A. McKIm writes bis him around again. other plane was drifting so fast he illv Aanorlatrd I'rraal ACTION AFTER father from the naval air station at 26. Leaders III FOUR YEARS had no chance of swimming to it C. ft. FLAG SEATTLE, Aug. some of his ex- 1 Pmcola, Fla.. of from windward. The second attempt 1 claim that more than louo employes HAD IIINDY Steel company periences which are thrilling enough he made the other plane and I of the Pacific Coast WITH the failure of negoti I mm Lieut. Joseph Kavanagh, 24th Vic-- , had just a?ome ot age and received tor movie. He states he has met played around watching them. He struck following nun A RIOT and con toria was killed in Au- an ot from the couldn't start It and a boat came out CAUSES at Ions over wages working rifles, action inheritance $80,000 his Bernard Flood. Extracts from ou It 1 ditions. The company is worning 3d in the drive the He declined to letter are as follows: from shore to tow in. signalled gust against grandfather's estate. nnnirai-t- for the' Emergency Fleet (Br Aaaiwlat Preaa) "Just a rather event-h- i to the mechanic to drop overboard. for which Tonopah held Us remain at home enjoying a life ot came In from SPRINGFIELD, Aug. 26.- - (jlboche We had a He did. I picked him up and brought Corporation. . w day on the beach. lllr Aaaorlatrd IVMal , . u till "ID. t ui;uiunu u.'uu, m luxury and went Into the service In This nrobablv sounds HKe a NEW 26. A white oore nooseveii, . touch of rough weather today. Tips him YORK, Aug. spoaa.iug received as a private. He was a of In a raised telegram yesterday by graduate I out In a procedure, riding plane w)tn red triangle center nois statehood centennial celebra nornlng started plane shivery fag C. of the Laval university and quickly earned but it is so deuced hot Red Cross workers was John Martin, Bonanza, about 5:35 and flew alout an hour- soaking wet, hy. jewish CnSufiiiTii tion, demanded speeding up the war promotion to a commission. Htference for emblem of uncle of the dead soldier. The mes plraled down and was resting on here it don't make any mia(a)(en today the to defend He was a member ot the Montreal or not. You can shots were program, preparations toe water aibout five miles from the whether you are wet the llolshevikl. Several sage was delivered as Mr. Martin council. of Columbus. in a ourselves afterward and a program Knights tttion when another plane came nee that today has been pleasantly fre(j and the banner destroyed was writing his weekly letter to the - town ovontfnl however. hmiflre No one was injured. Sol- to solve Industrial and social prob- In a spiral about 200 yards boy describing the manner in which fix Sav. you can't kid me any more dii,r. gailors and civilians particl lems which will come with peace. ay; got into a tight landing i lly lali-i- l I'reaai the news of allied successes sick I pushed in Ai. the n ended up by "nosing in mean about getting up high. )aU,n t,e fight liONDON. Aug. 26. The lirltun un 86H0 feet a few were celebrated In Tonopah, little lis tnat it dived nose first Into the a anoprt nlane third and fourth armies suirerca BUTLE aero and the 23.500 the could be one iler. I gave my machine all the itnvs only casualties estimated at about thinking that boy I was because THEATRE throttle, of course expecting that stopped there from August 21 to the 25th. In the PLAIIE5WBECKED ot the victims of the advance. and teeth RUPPRECHT were would have to swim when I reached were numb my IT same period 20.000 Germans Lieutenant Kavanagh went through th cold. 6000 U It looked as with the Above A with the other fellow as captured. correspondent four years of Intensive war in the cold My feet were wet when 12.000 Ger tough he was under water. Was always forces says TO-NIG- HT Australian a 1 I didn't Intend - trenches without sustaining really relieved to see him standing went up. going mans were capiureu uy um nuana- III A COLLISION 0,1 1 but it was even BY scratch. he took in one wing, smiling peacefully as high when started WORRIED Win llans since August 8th. This number Although part 1 on the clouds was CHARLIE CHAPLIN Pproached. I maneuvered around; ing and the sun greater than the Australian casu every engagement and shared In des e I them to get caught my lower wing and swung so pretty went above alties. perate fighting he seemed to have a In could ride with l By Aaaarlaled Preael tard my plane. The old bus I the view. I wish you charmed life. He was one of the AuaHatrJ Praaa) WASHISC.TON. Aug. 26. Two at flylne wouldn't take us both me on a cloud chasing expedition jnv . A AAA A , squad of twenty men who captured HIS $1,000,000.00 PRODUC- WASHINGTON, Aug. .'fa. two I. American seaplanes collided Satur '"to the back to the effects of the sun through the the of the air so we taxied" an- A YEAR AGO Island. One was heights Pasachendaele, TION, "A DOG'S LIFE" l Leopold Ilavarla, on Sunday, TODAY AND day nlghl off Fire atat'on. He wasn't hurt a bit clouds is wonderful. Is dominating point of the Germany the nounced the engagement of Crown wrecked and the crew of three id has been in the air again Passed all tests and for last of ther- - army and his bravery was recognized The Greatest Chaplin Ever up Prince Rupprecht to Princess An Official readings the missing. The other was towed to today. letter I went week have been acting as recorder the cross. Made (this afternoon) of according to mometer by the Cnlted States the survivors made a by awarding military out in a officer of one of the tnlnette Luxemburg, port after the rough spell, carrying and assignment made at observer at Tonopah: crew of the When the Irish Canadian rangers 1 the official announcement fruitless search tor the "chanlc to a machine with a dead squadrons meaning that keep 1918 1917 was organized he was sent back Munich. . wrecked seaplane. "tick" was float-1n- J time they fly. propeller which track of the planes, 5 a. m. 68 60 from France to train the recruits BABY MARIE OSBORNE them men to around several miles who files and assign . 77 65 and also acted as Instructor la helplssly vniiwft RECRUITS REGISTER 10 a. m. VISITING SHIPYARDS bayo In . I landed In sea I them. I have aa assistant who at Valcartier. the roughest who came of age 12 noon . 82 75 net exercise t'tmp to is the men Th following yet maneuvered the changes every day that . 80 Aaaarlalrd held an execu- "DADDY'S GIRL" met, 5th Saturday Maximum, Aug. 2; 86 lly Praat Lieutenant Kavanagh of down on the books proper. It since June registered ""f the plane, alternate ex- - 65 57 SAN FRANCISCO. Aug 26 The tive position with the f drifting the office of the Nye county Minimum. Aug Imperial Flret Show, 7:30; Second. mechanic una i.iv J.t, tn I ld. and the dropped kitti. ., i'i".nni.i'., - at noon i,m,'lnl mlaalrn of Italian toiirnalll.a Itaroo company Montreal when I hoard- Eusene W. FalUnf. f Restive nummny wr the side and swam for the meet the officers and feer that I.emptlon re-- ! war out once uv Admission 11 and 15 Cent . visited the shipyards ta tha bay the broke and at -- . . ., - avuwaiu Atv,. uuiv u.u.d nn ihmb . a v. rhaa. Maine lago. . piane tne nrai 1 A .Ion. listed la of tha tact thai a iri . . . . . , a . . M t -- a I On Mlmtnos. spit a.m. -- a- ah ns wutg ptmiuOB. eupima ' nu t f f f