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THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3,'1918. CANADIANS AND BRITISH IN- - GREAT ADVANCE IN FRANCE Canadians assisted the English troops and carried everything before H. P. DAVISON'S DAUGHTER them. Along this line, Haig said, the enemy was heavily defeated ir his GERMANS RUN FROM BRITISH CZECHO-SLQVA- COURTACCUSES OVERALLS TO KS RECOGNIZED -- juepared defenses and Is retiring on virtually the whole battlefront. DONS WORK LIKE 1 More than 10,000 prisoners were taken by the British yesterday. RECRUITS SOME SCREAM AS A RADIO INSPECTOR Additional prisoners were taken this morning. 'WIFE' OF PERJURY: WITH FEAR -- OTHERS SURRENDER i. Contrary to expectations the enemy has not , reacted heavily, with BY THE GOVERNMENT OF U. S. a jwew to the recapture of the Qucant-Drocou- rt line, but has left the i THROWS OUT SUIT British in undisturbed possession of it. Prisoners Say War Is Over and Ask For In Flanders the British forces have captured the Town of Will- - Peace Anxious to Know Whether N EIGHT ON COMMON ENEMY - fi- yerghem, two miles southeast of Kemmel. British Are Well Fed. Charges Own Letters Prove Hichebourg-St-. two miles It was learned authoritatively that Vaast, WITH Tllfc HltlTISI! A KM IKS IN FRANCE, Sept. 3 (United Alimony Seeker Was .Vest of Neuve Chappclle, had been occupied. This is an advance of Press). Thousands of derm an prisoners swarming down tho roads Not Married. about one mile at the southern extremity of the Armcnticres front. like thcep and crowding each other Into tbe ditches along the aides, America Ready to Enter For BOLSHEVIKI SEIZE BRITISH DRIVING TOWARD CAMDRAI, told the storr of Hlndcnburg's effort to hold the famous line below tn mal Relations With Dd , Supremo Court Justice Ottlnger 4 Scarpo against the driving attack of the Urltlsh, y recommended thnt the Com-mltt- WITH THE BRITISH ARMIES IN FRANCE, Sept. 3 (Associated Facto Regime. Thc Germans running before the flrst. Drltlsh assault like raw on Grievances of the Bar Press). The determined German resistance' at the crossroads north of recruits nnd reforming later only when masses Of their own men' BRITISH EMBASSY Association Invcstlgato tho bringing ' WASHINGTON, 8epU 3. Recogni- was overcome by the British this morning and came up In support; Germans screaming with fear ns the British. , of a suit for separation by a woman tion of the Czeoho-Blova- as a. dc rcaohrtl their first lines; Germans leaping out of their dugouts and who styles herself Lillian Klscnmnnn, Halg's morrare now shoving forward in the direction of Cimbrai. throwing up their hands In surrender with appearance yes- Xf. I facto belligerent government was ex- the first IN PETROGRAD RAID against Slgmund J. Eiscnmann, a terday of tho Canadians, were scenes witnessed arly In the British tended by tho United States y. A strong British force is driving forward on the northern reaches of salesman. attack. To further old their war against line. The British are well tortile the Droccurt-Quea- nl Motion for llmony was denied the Hindcnburg Austro-IIungarla- . '.Tho war Is over." ttultl one prisoner. tho German and n nnd tho Court said Klscnmanti bad So far as learned, no organized counter-attack- s have ken devd-- j ' line. ,,"Vou mean that we win?" ho was asked. I; Kmplrcs, Secretary of State Lansing One Englishman Reported shown conclusively that the parties Germans, but on the extreme British left determined oppo- - "Yes," ho replied; "but we don't care. Wo want only peace." Czccho-Slova- k wero oped by the : formally notified the Shot When Troops Oc- never married, adding that the sition is developing. Anothor asked If the British people are hungry, and when told" National Council, through Its head, plaintiff's letters and other docu- that they are not replied: "That Is America's work." Dr. Masaryk. that tho United States cupy Building. ments showed that her complaint The British y pushed forward well to the east of Nqreuil And Regarding (he work of the Germnn submarines, he answered, "Un- - Is prepared formally to enter Into re- and attldavlt aro "a mass of wilful Vcit Australians made steady progress to the east of Pcrortne. .: ' lations tho de regime. perjury." 'terp'cobbles caput,1' meaning that tho submarines aro done for. with facto COPENHAGEN, Sept. 3. Bolshe- WITH THE BRITISH ARMIES IN FRANCE, Sept. .3 (United Tho purposo of recognition would Tho plaintiff alleged aho and the bo prosecuting the war against the vik troops occupied tho British Em- defendant wero married In Far Press). The break in the Hindcnburg line above Queant now exceeds Miss Alice. one JDAVI SON common enemy. bassy at Potrograd and shot Hockaway on Aug. 3, 1913. Elscn-man- n seven miles, extending beyond Eetaing to the north. LATEST OFFICIAL REPORTS This Important action of the Gov- Englishman, according to the Pravda, produced a formal "release," Amnnc the first of tho wealthy ernment Is expected to deal a vast Tho Incident occurred during the executed In his favor by tho plain- women of to blow to LIolshovlkl8m In Russia and tiff for 1300, and denied BRITISH. America don overalls Dolshvlk general examination of that ho had FRENCH REACH THE EDGE and accept manual toll was Miss to solidify tho Gzechs fighting tho iRcn part in a "inocK marriage," as LONDON, Sept. 3.Following is the text of to-da- statement Alice Davison, daughter of II, P. Teutons. houses Sunday evening, following tho she alleges. by the War Office: Davison of J. P. Morgan & Co. and "Tho Czecho-Slova- k people," said murder of Urltskl, Bolshevik Com- A letter Introduced by Elscnmann CHEMIN-DES-DAME- S; Kccrotary Lansing's announcement, ns having OF THE "Our .operations carried out yesterday' south of the River S:arpc the American Red Cross. For 120 missary of tho Interior at Pctrograd. been written to him by every "having up nrms against the tho woman on 13, 1910, a week Miss Davison workn taken WASHINGTON, Sept. 3. Safe con- Jan. roads: tyere in his pre- Austro-IIungarla- completely successful. The enemy was heavily defeated (lay as radio Inspector In tho Do German and n Um "My Dear Dick: duct passage through REPULSE FIVE ATTACKS pared, defcrtfes of the Drocoyrt-Quean- t system, with the result that he Forest Radio Telephnno & Telegraph pires, and having placed organized for Finland has "This letter will mirprlso you. I waging bcon granted to Allied s retiring this mqrning along practically the whole battlefront. Company factory In upper Now armies In tho Held, which are citlzena of am not feeling well, but getting very York. war against those Umpires under countries seeking to leavo Itussla, nervous. The doctor told mo "In the course of yesterday's battle, in addition to inflicting heavy that Qcrman' Prisoners Report That Preparations Miss Davison, who Is only twenty, olllccrs of their own nationality and tho German authorities dictating the I'd have to give up tho rubber line osses on the enemy, we captured 10,000 prisoners. explained purposo In with tho rules and that thero Is my that her was to accordance policy of the Finnish Government, acid In blood, and I Are Being Made For a With- entered Pronville, release a man for tho front. She Is practices of civilized nations; and think tho best thing for me to do "We. arc advancing and are reported to have having no objection ar- one young "Tho Czccho-Slovak- s, having In made to tho la to glvo up my position, to Doignles and Bertincourt. of flvo women who took a and If I drawal St. Quentin. special course of Instruction ns radio prosecution of their Independent pur- rangement. do that I will havo to get married. PARIS, Sept. 3. The French are biting Into the western edge of "Canadian troops showed the greatest skill and courage yesterday operators. poses in tho present war, conflded Special trains will be provided for If I look for anything else, what sal-ar- y Drocourt-Quean- authority to the will I get? Chemln-des-Dame- one-'ial- t. torming the t line. These lines had been perfectiJ by supremo political tho refugees, the s, having readied Laffaux mill (six and who Includo some one "Now I havo a to wed, Czecho-Slova- k National Council; chtneo northeast of Soissons.) The Germans arc energetically defending .the enemy in the past eighteen months. They provided the most formi WAVE OF DISILLUSION hundred Americans, to carry them which I always told you, but you miles "Tho Government of tho United thought 1 Was Olllv klilillnc. I iln not . Laon. The rear guard counterattacked five times dable obstacle, as they had been furnished with every device of modern recognizes that a state of through Finland to tho nearest Swed- know wibat elso vou thought, r mnv their positions toward ABOUT ARMY'S States nginecring. STRENGTH belligerency exists between the ish port to ombark for their homes. as well take tho ring, as I am not north of trie Aisne without success. yuunKer, ana no may do my Czccho-Slovak- s thus organized and The Stato Department was Informed hiiiiiiK - the German lines on the "The enemy had reinforced his defences rvre to such a degree that SWEEPS OVER GERMANY Inst chance. Men nowadays want Constant movements toward the rear of Austro-Hungaria- n young tho German and of tho arrangement y through chickens. Somme front in the regions of Ham and Guiscird are reported by the on a front of 8,000 .yards no Jess than eleven German divisions were umpires. "I know It will bo very hard to tho Swedish Minister at Ilclslngfors, glvo you up.