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THE: CHARLQl_i_El0cll`I_HGUARDl N

r vur (mild) in Mvnneeln-cenagllipggeq *lp for U44-

‘5‘..'.l', '.i':.:‘.{:2,,°:;?,> ‘"1 cHAaLoT'rsTowN, CANADA. SATURDAY. JUNE 1, 1918

§§

or Your (bolivoroll-)

f ~ i ~- -Z _ _ , _____,`~ ' T *l

i-E 055-;-épN3r§~;3é\5EUP

Allied Troops are Holding the Wings of the

German Attack at So

issons and Rheims While

the Centre of the Line is Being Slowed Up. Enemy’s Drive is Towards the Marne with Evideilt Intention of Reaching Paris. Reserves are Being Rushed to-the Line and_Situation

is Improvin g. .

(Special to The Guardian)

LONDON, May 31.-A despatch

from Reuter's correspondent at l<‘rcncll headquarters says that the enemy is being held on the flanks at Soissons and Rheims. The "Germans are throwing their entire stre th south-' wards. obviously with thengiarnc for their goal. lt is probable that the Germans hope to establish themselv- es on the Marne, with a view to turn- ing the direction of their effort west- ward trusting to the river to protect their right flank.

ALLIED RESERVES ‘IN ACTION

The hottest fighting is proceeding

along the whole southern front of the advance. The report, which was sent at noon. said that this morning it had been learned for the first time that reserve units'were engaged in the support of divisions which had borne the whole weight of the onslaught since Monday.

CROWN PRlNCE’S ARMY BEING HALTED

The plunge of the Crown l’rince's'

armies is being` slowly but surely halt- I ed. Reserve forces are comingintoi action and the prospects are good, for| the German centre being stopped to-- day before it reaches its objective.

ALL DEPENDS ON THE RESERVES

LONDON, May 31.-The special cor- ,

respondent of the Daily News writes: ‘- "lt is on the reserves that the imme- diate result _of the battle hinges, if ti\ey_ can be brought up in sufficient numbersnnd with no more serious et- fect than the loss of a substantial stretch of territory and at least one; extremely valmble line of iateralcom- munication, ' '

"The problem of the reserves is far

from simple. Ou the Allied side. troops have to be moved round the outer face o‘l' a vast salient which from Arras to Rheims bows out ol- most ina semi-circle, and the enemy, seeing through the eyes of his aviat- ors most oi what goes on iichintl the Allies' lines. can play his moves per- haps three times as quickly as his opponents.

81-IELIJING TOWNS BEHIND AL- LIED LINES

l.ONDON_ May 31.-The Daily Mail

correspondent at the .British head- quarters in France says that the shell inf, of towns behind the Alltel lines. some of them very for behind, is bo- coming more intense. Amiens, added the correspondent, has been bombard- ed vigorously in the past* 24 hours coinciding with the increased activity of German air-raiders.

SUCCESSFUL RAID BY BRITISH

BRITISH HEADQUARTERS iN

FRANCE, May 31.--We carried out si most successful raid at Tonvilic Vil- asao, penetrating six hundred yrirds

many dead and wounded from iln- hoinbardinonl. n the lighting which i`ollowed, :iiiotlicr 200 were killed.

HOLDING THE ENEMY ON BOTH FLANKS

LONDON, May Ill.--Toiiiglilfs news

from the battle field oi` the Alain- is more favorable, in as much as thc Allies are holding the enemy on thc two fiunksut Soissons and llheims, and the Germans' rate of progress has been slowed. `

ENEMY AIM-ING AT THE MARNE

The indications from official and

unofllcial reports are that while con- tinuing his cfforts to widen his salient the enemy appears to be turning the

'main direction of ills movement. west-

ward, doubtless with the intention of capturing the railways connecting with Paris. The push southward to the Marne is an attempt to cut the Paris Chaions line, in the opinion oi' military critics here.

GERMANS CLAIM T0 HAVE CAP- TURED FRENCH 'GUNS

'PHE IIAGUE. May 31.-According

to the l-‘rnnkfurter Zeitung, the Gcr- mans captured at Flames the long range guns with which the French had shelled Laon. To the Kaiser’s other titles must now be added that of acting mayor of Soissons.

BERLIN REPORT

(Special to The Guardian)

BERLIN, May 30.-(Via London,

May 31.-(`.recy au Mont Juvigny and Cuflies, suburbs oi' Soissons, lying to the north of that city, have been cap- Iilred by tho Germans, according to the oillcial statement issued by thc War Oilice, which says that the num-, her of prisoners has incrca_-led to ov- er 35,000.

The t`orts on the northwestern i`ront

'ii ltln-im.-i have fallen.

S‘lX GERMAN AIRPLANES BROUGHT DOWN

(Special to The Guardian)

LONDON, May 31.-Five German

airplanes were brought down in the air fighting on Wednesday. and one was driven to earth out of control, ac- cording to the official statement on aerial operations issued by the War Otiice tonight. _

“ln addition to the raids reported

an Wetinesduy, our machines heavily bombarded the railway at Metz, Sab-‘ ions on \Vednt-sday niglii.. All our nachinea except one rctui'iiefl."

AIMING AT THE MARNE

LONDON. iliziy jil.-'l‘lie i`aiii~like

-iovement of the enemy pushes fur- 'hcr towards the Marne. The inten- ‘lon of the enemy evidently is to so,- 'uro ti position enabling him to turn owurti Paris with the bulk of his at-

into the German defences. llndlnb.

ucking armies. ,

IIONIE CANNING

NEEDS WATCHING

New Disease Resulting

ilizedf ,Containers of

and Vegetables_Pi'ev

from imperfectly Ster l'lome Canned Fruits alent in United States.

Ont., May

in the

may

used

a lut- (Calf army its ei-

Illld

Dickson

recur

southern

and for many

thought to be due

it has been found home canned vege-

it. The f¥od

_ he 'ell

it it

not tillli ustlpof

¢||,m`1¢d fruit. aided

congress

Public Health Association hold this afternoon.

This -Society decided definitely on

organization of a section devoted to social hygiene. 'lt also appointed a committee, the duty of which is to be the organisation of a Canadian national committee for combating ven- eral diseases. '

A permanent advisory committee m public health laws, composed of a -federal director of public health and the chief health olllcers of the prov- inces, was appointed by the associa- -tion. -

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‘BERLIN PAPERS TONING DOWN ` ENTHUSIASM

LONDON. May

ners

lcrs lem, ant

given or-

ar enthusi- correspond-

}-:porting onday's

newspa-

W _

B 8.

IERRIBIE PANIII ‘

NMANNIIEIM

Caused by British lllr Reid.

Eighteen Ylomen Trqnip_igii__t_o_ Death.

(Special to The Guardian)

GENEVA, May 31.-idlglitccn wo-

men and children were trampled to death and a number oi' person injur- cd in a panic ,which toliowctl an aerial raid alarm, soilndcd ut inid-day in Mannheim yesterday, according to a despatch received here.

IIHIIIIREN BEING REIVIIIVEII IRIINI PARIS

(Special to the Guardian.)

PARIS, l\fi2ly lli~'i‘hc removal of

children i'roin Paris was begun _this morning, when one thousand children from the -Mont Martre district oi` the city were placed on board a special train. bound for a va'cation colony in the Department of Ailicr in Central France. This is the first action un- der the plan for removing Paris chil- 1li'eii from the possibility oi' harm from long range gun shells striking schools filled with pupils.

BRUIAI GERMAN MURIIERS IN UKRAINE

(Special to the Guardian.)

AMS’l`l-IRDAM, May Ili-The Gor-

uians in reprisals against poastlilt dis- irdcrs in llkraiiic tiront-lied scvi-.rail 'illlugee with gas. Whole coinmuni- tics were klllod l>y'u.~ipli_\'xiuiioii.

SINN EEINIRS ARE IJEPIIRIEII Iii ENIIIANII

(Special to the Guardian.)

LONDON, l\'In`_\' Ill--Sixty-iiiuc Sinn

"`cincr.~= hzivu in-rii ilcportt-il froni lrt-~ 'iiid for intl-rniiiciit in ldiiglaiitl,nc<:nrd- ing to lsldwnrd Shorti. cliii-t' scci‘4-tary i`or ireland, who spoke in the (‘om mons yesta-rday.

The statement -was inntll- in rt-ply

to it question whether fic-ports-t-a would be tried in England or lrt-land,

IUNNEL ACROSS

GIBRALTER STRAIT?

(Special to The Guardian)

LONDON, May 31.~-Tlic suggi-stt-.d_ ciieme of linking Spain and North \frica by means of a railway under lie straits of Gibraltar' has been re- 'ived by order oi' the Spanish war ol- ice. (loloncl Mariano ltiihio, of the ~nginonrs. has been tiirectcd to study he project oi' a tunnel uiitlcr thc traits anti prepare ‘li sclicnn- to cxc- iilo the work in ilvc _vt-urs.

SEVIGNY MAY

G0 T0 LONDON

(Special to The Guardian)

O’l"l`/\WA, May Ill.-`-ii is now ro- -'iricri iiiait. iloii. Alhort. Se-vlgiiy, |‘oi‘- icr Minister ol' liiluntl llc-voiiiio, nniy 'o to London to join the stofif of` tho ligh (‘.oinmlssioncr, upon which it up-_ icltrs iiicrt-_ iia 'no liircnthspeakiiig of-niht-_r. `

lt. is cxpcrioil that Holi. l'_ l-}_- Blon-

iiii will r'-turn in tin- full :ind i'»-riiinc tis diiiics as Postnnisit-i~ (lent-ral.

RETICENCE OF

ALLiED_(&MliiiANDERS

(Special to. The Guardian)

LONDON. May- 3l-_-Field Marslinl laig's silenct-_ regarding the opera- ions on the Aisne front. which ima icen rcmarketl in some iiiiarlcrs as itrange rcticr-ncc, is explained by the 'laily Milli ns in line with the prece- lont established by the Frencli com- nand. As tho French staff, the it-.wspapcr points out. did not record he events in the recent Flanders lghting where tho Frencli troops werc `ewer than the British, so the .British tow refruin similarly from touching m thc recent operations in the Aisne irea, as the British troops are in the ninority on thsi area. -

RIIRAIIUIIIUS ESCAPE

IIE U; S. AVIAIIIR

(`AMl’ MILLS, ll, I.. Muy 30.--Snup- ling oil u forty-foot flagpole that itoud in its path, n heavy airplane ‘his afternoon, when its controls re- `used to work, crnslied at a speed of tlfty miles an hour into the headquar- ‘ors .building herc.

Ollicers, rushing out at the sound

'if th collision. found the nbse of the mnchllne jammed into a hole in the

.it Aix llarlin _-llc

on Cologm- on Wliil Sunday. voniirin

(Special The Guardian)

Zlilll(".li, May 3l.-Nc\vspztp<-rs in

soutln-rn Germany publish the follow- ing note [rom th- (li-riiiaii in-adi|ul\i=

~“i~ers:'~A “W” ' --~---~---W -

“The population 1-iliouitl not expect

our advance to continue at the same rate as on the first duy. Thi-_ resist-

flllvt oi' ilu- 1-inliiv is lncoiiiin tics

pl-rule iiiiii violciit couiitcl‘-zittacks

urn lo ln- t-xp:-ctcd. 'i`lic transport of z_ti'tllicr_\' and liiliniiioiis also is nicel- iiig with soiut- diillculty_" Speaking ol' losses, tile-‘rrotxfzttldsrtliitt to esti- intttc tlicni cori‘cctly thc people should not iorgt-t' the gravity or importance ci' tin: struggle.

Approximately 5,000

l)EltN_ Swilzt-,rl:inil, May 2iti_-(it-r- |nany'i=. own iiiilltiii°_v cxpcris url- oiil_\'I new heginniiii: io admit that tl(-r-I inany's casualties sim-c tin- war in-gun --xcccd 5,000.000 inch.

Das Neue Europi-__ i.,ivc--' thc follow-

ing statistical return ol' (lt-rnniii loan- '-s in killed anti prisoin-i'a only from

H.-_.E .~»,~~.~.¢. ,-_,....,_.__._v,_,_C, -.V _

OVE

/ __ ___

Many Soldiers Killed ami Big Rallwa

| rt-cent raid u lnigc ,bomb ft-ll on un

liiportiint i‘ziil\vay siutioii, killing' nuny soldier.-i and gutting lin- rail-

,nrr works at l‘cl'stnl, wiiort- tlioiis iiids arc oiigugi-tl in ihi- intiiiiifzudiiro if iniiiiilioiis und on initionzil zii':<cii- lla. 'i`h<- saint- tiny it iiiniznlron Iloinh "

pi , -

l"iii'ilit-r rt-ports rcgardiiig tin- raid ll

that town is pniiit---iti'icl<r-ii.

-~.-¢»-~.~.-~- ~-~.,-.~v-...---»- .~v»_~.- -

at 1.!-il and Mondny at L58.

Kari illeibtreii, inilii:ir_\‘ \\-riicr in i itll? (T iuoiiilisi __

GERMAN LOSSES °

NOW NEARLY 5,000,000

Statistical Returns Show German Losses in

Killed a_nd Prisoners Since War Began to be

,000.

Eastern Front

IIII4 _

will _ :i.'»9,soo

261.250

I li2l.lI00 699.000

'l`iiiill ,,,l,/IX/L55()

Aug. Ll, 1914, to .lilly Ill. liil7: tlrniiii 'l`oi:il _ . . . ...4,ilSii_:'\li

.

I-`i'liiii August l. lIil7, to l*`t-li. l. lilih,

Western Front ~ iill-ihtr1>u t-siiinait-sl tin- iotui loss.-_ia

on hoiii iroiit.-4 :it 2407.450, nntltiiig a to-

liil/I ._ , _ _ ...._ ._ _ . _ . .._ iitifl,-Still I Iail ol' -I.-i:'\ii,!I|ll for tlic pci'iud of tile ltllli . _. ’t`1Il_4ill war. Adding those who died i`rom 1910 . _. ._ iit)l.25tlllIliit>ss or wounds and io<scs in colon- i917 7 mouths) .. Slit),/i:”.0ii.il and iuarlin- lighting. ihc grand to-

-----------~--,|ai, lic says, consid-_-rzibly exccods 5,-

'i`o|:ii _ . ._ _ _ . . _ _ _ _ _ 2,iiti/i,fl|ll oiio_liti|i incn.

,.-. ..-_,_ _.~»~._.v..-....,~- ._ ._ ..-~.,..._.....

HUNS 'ALARNIED

R AIR RAIDS

.- i' :in iii.<tzii°n~<- ol thi: great, t-i`i`i_-ct

y y \ » Station Dcstroycd.~-No Bomb- ir(-in-si oi' tin- t-.iiiliniioiis air raids

ing During Feast of Corpus ‘rfliit-it tin- liritisii are innking tiny and

Christi :iight :tt tlitici-t-ill points behind thc

------ ill-i'n1:in liin-_-; wil--rc |in_-r- are-. dt-use

LUNIAUN- Illill' 31- ll"llill'l\' I"'- -oiirt-iiti'a|ioii:: ol' ti'oo|>s_ at Gerniur

ports continin-_ Io show lin- iinniciisu iii`l>`0l1\_fl' Sl2lll"_l lllill- ill I-Iii! i'000ll|- itll lainugc done and grcztt pztiiic rttiiscii "dill ‘il III" 'Will-“Il IIYIIIS -“‘ll'i“l|"m “Ti ,y B,-nigh Hp- ,-,,p|g_ 1,'_,,~ .»x,,|,,|,|,,_ in lloinxl_ _tht-rc were three hundred sol

in-rs ltiilcii and wouiidcd. in addition o gr(-:ii inulorial tliiinagu done. The llritish (iovcrnmcnt has con-

_vny poiidingg, Aliotim- (mn mi one cnted. on rt-ligious and humane iundretl and fifty 'yards from the' trounds, that so far as it is concern Vleuee iron works, which manufacture! ‘ll 1001"* Hllilll IK’ 110 fill' mills 011 Cl'-le* Ln cnorniolis iniaiiiity of rolling stock ‘Ol lil ill" Vllfllllll’ Of l-lil! IIHUIB fi`0Ul md Hn-,.,w H". “-0,-k,, pm, ,I wulih-_ luring tin-_ tiny time toinoi'row- the Boinlis were also dropped on iliv l‘ic- "

:tai of (`tn-pits (‘liristI. _ ’l`iiis ill-ci-=ioii i`ollowt-_il lin- i'cccipt

hroiigii lin- \’:tiit':ii1 ot’ tho i't-.tpicsi i-t-|‘nil_\' innlii- by thi- Arcliblsliop oi

>lonn<_-_ (';n'dinol von llartmann. that

tl with great aiirci-as lui'i!“ i`:i;‘ioi'lt-.-4 `l \'ic\\‘ oi' iin- :at-i'loiH tllllllllfill ‘AUM

' it--ly li_\' lriritisdi nir rtilris in thai vit)

nrt- :'.hoiil|l ln- no bonihiiig tin-rc

luring tin- iiini- of the (`orpui-1 ('lii'Isti -i‘o1_"‘:‘i=ioii.

-~.~.-._,_».-,_-.~.~,_f ~ ..~-»t~...,..-»~».~_..\.-.~

LONDON May Ili,--Thi-_ expulsion

from l~‘rancc of Robert Dell, the Paris correspontlciit of the Manchester Guardian. whose articles on Emperor i)hnrle's letter brought about last week's debate in parliament in which Balfour discuss:-_tl Great Britain’s at- titude to°`wa'r'd Alsace Lorraine `may have a far reselling effect.

in ti leading editorial The Guardian

discusses the case and admits that Prcinlcr i_‘iemcnceau‘was well within his rights in expelling their correspon- ir-ni_ but it strongly protests against my policy calculated to muzzle the nrcss'ln this country. Though the British nrt-as frequently complains' of cr-iisoi'ship, it is n flirt. that it enjoys 'L much greater latitude and freedom than the l<'i'ein-li organs. Several at- --inpts have- bei.-ii inatle truring the war "o control thc lirltish prt-ss articles uni opiiiions.ii` tht-y had military facts but practically every att(-.inut failed iiccc-ntl_v 'l‘hc Observer advocated zi policy which would have amounted iractically in the suppression of any -vritcr or newspaper which criticized he government, »singling out Colonel

-(epiugton and the Morning Post as .triking examples.

RERIIIAN RUIER

~hlul run-_ are bt-.ing cugcrly canvussed n rt-spousiblo German circles, but ns

'y the prerogatives of ti. ruler, a new

irand Duke of Mickienburg-Schwaeiv n, whose mother- the Grand Duchess nastasic Michullevna, enjoys the miiirieiicc and affection of the Kaiser nd his familv

lic ntrot-iilcs coniiniticd wlicrf: »i~

- crror.

now revolution in Russia is causing lvely apprehension in Austria, ac- ording to the Czas, a newspaper pub- ‘shed in Cracow. The extreme short-

* -.gc of i'ootlstui’fs is the impelling

zlusc of thc unrest.

Peasants Arouecd

Moscow. May 'Il0_-(By the Associ-

_tcd Press.)--Opposition by the peas- -,nts in tin- Ukraine against the Ger- uans and the Russians supporting the `entrai Powers is extending rapidly.

iroying buildings and otherwise inn

lering the work of German bands try- ng l_o cemmandecr food. The Germans ' t- let-ii t`orc--.d to send additional

Germans Break Armistice

itoine, May 30.-The poi-isibilltw' of -

UNFAVORABLE NEWS . f.

__ Manchester Guardian Admit_s.Prqpl5l',-. lglpeu-

Advance Cannot be Expected to Continue at ' CW" Had Right E0 E’¢P¢l D..¢lA.l9,l_lIi _. _

Presen' Rate, Heavy Casualties and Even Pi'0l¢5lS Agalflsl MUZZIINS 0fPi'_¢5_S I-’.‘ __ Rever Must be Expected .

i

0 _

~ I < ,F

the British love at-_ free&r mdindp im-dence that it was atlillnn. -Dalits expulsion sf-rves to lull?"-“B” the freedom that British wriiau enjoy. --

The so-called ministerial press =ie

exceedingly limited in-nnmharn day the Northclllfa ulzsslil orefuo long- er giving support to -awry lotion:-'of

British papers prefer to judge each on its own merits-. What .Gage Btlhtn wants today above everything else is the truth, no matter how unpaintable it may bc. The American newspapers are much more tor.tu1lat.a~tlu\n ‘dren the British. for they are »permlt.m<t to speculate on military avant: -which is tcrblddden ground to writers on this side.

CASUALTVEB IN PARIS

(Special to The Guardian) ‘

PARIS. May 29.-Three person!

were killed anti' fourteen injured in the bombardment of -Paris yesterday by the German long- range gun. One shell burst in a crowtied street in front of a tramway station.

Three women were getting in-

p°|i¢y Famd - ` to a car, one was killed and tlnrother

injured. Several persons within the

Ent such n policy is so foreign tolcar, one. a child were injured.

__~_...__,. _./ - _.. ~ _-.._..~....,.,., ~..-~.~.¢-- -._..»`.,,.,»._.__._,,o-.-4.--»

ivioiniii-:lu in|_i-:ii “

Hman mi nottans

MONTREAL, May 30.-A well dres-

sed and apparently wealthy young

man appeared before the Montrail

court today on a charge of being on

idler. He explained that ,he was not

-fr’-‘ working but had spent the last two

i.oNl>oN, May 30--'Fl--1 P-t-'cared it-salts in getting his aummoillielele orrcspondent of the Daily Press (vol-king order no that he mmm' 'ei vritcsl - joy the pleasures of motoring. This “i learn from an, enemy source that was not ¢0n3|d¢,|-ed by me judge ¢ -inns for the restoration or a moner- ne Work gn the www of me Md" 1"

:ouncil and he was found guilty lined $10. The young man pulled o

;ont~ ol' the Roinanoffs could now car- |-up of bill; out of hlspocket 51141001-

ing off a ten spot-paid his line with n

:tndidate has been -suggested in the bored an-_ ' - '_

‘ i 1

Smallpox in Si.

UT, _ J _ Zi \ I _ku _t",, Hat An epidemic of _smallpox is provll- r 'inlnlld ildnhllih' Icilflt-l1l'i'iiliul>;N;lsE”mt:i1s "I" I" SE' J°h“- D ll-' 'md "W Bm" nd ltussiun White Guards. under "E Health I5 l“kI“¥- 9"'l“3°“I' m°”“n

tlioln it has ltr-coinc tt land ot`)tc.rl‘flY!’. laegngllfgcléchyol vs” d5l;°l'$2se’;>9‘4A§ , _, ,M _I l , I ,__ Ll , G ,mum ihe luliilng fcmiguted Wednoldlfi tllillslwiiillttl-_ tt(t=l'lt)>i‘lli‘i`r)1(gil1ltlii]i‘;iiul3iiox'ii.y. “nd 'I"` ""3dl‘E_‘l me” are bum' °-nf nc ol` the blootlit-.st Pages in the his- Imgpl ‘“(‘i`l“3\i"I 9" Mill _llllillryé ory of war More than it thousand 3° "muy r“m°“ wer” 9'br°°d “ Eb -or-ions wt-rc murdered in cold blood lm "flint of uw epidemic "BEE Eh. tiring thc two* weeks of the Whit! “mud of Heanh has nolmed the 5°'-5'

,, papers that all information concern

ng the smallpox must first be el_l`_\0»

Austria Fears New Revolt lglmed by that hwy hem" p"'bu°"

on. _

._o.o.i-:. coNvEN'r1iQN Hu HIA1*-' so mscussion on i-'neuol-t‘ _

setter _ »

Lady Pope Opposee Mme. Cllgralifl

Scheme ol' Bending Money to ,

French Agricultural Society

'1'0RONTO, May 30'.--A heated dt!-

:ussion over the question of reiig 'or France arose at the session- V .he l. O. D. E. convention. and li the trouble was settled the nice

Tim peasants are firing forests, de- had to bg gaped ta 0|-der by “rift

E. Gooderharn. ' _ . ~"-

ters of the Empire," was her pac ' i k '

i-lv 1. - ng remar . -_-. roops into l‘oltnvu, where rioting is "Remember 1 am your gugggj' ra. -_-ported io bt- most serious. The im-ted Lady P0p@_ who wg; 1-59905.. ieiisanis have organized large detach- ibig for me ougbm-"_ _ - ` 'nt-nts and are armed with machine The trgublp al-039 when ,uma qu. ,nos and riilcs. Th--_ Germans are Lady Pope said ehe could"lPP1`¢V9 .sing arlilll-r_v to .suppress Ihr- riotilil; the sending of these ~ 'funds only

:hrough either the -French Govern-_,

ment, the :lecoure National or French Red Cross. She submitted 'u-r9l0I\\-

i~l'i`_ .l(lilN`.\‘, Nllil.. lliny 110.---'l`liil-i .\`:|\':i| f_'o|niuninii-i‘ M:icl)ci‘l|iott. linr- Mm,,.,,w_ May 3(|__.A|¢h0“gh the "on that Mme_Cas‘.|.'.h*»! “imma nr iv:-,ning tin- Marino Court ol' on<iiill‘.Vll""` MM;~‘l"\` l'l'li<|i-Sli- 1'"‘l 5|\_ll"l'i§HI“f mace negotiations between Russia French relief be de tell-rolblllllii'-" .vliit-_li iiivf:si_ignit-tl the loss of thc iipi'iicki_iii. iinitlt- public their iinilillils. md Uk,-a|n|“ have been now begun Wlth u.emb"n‘ -nd"h.k|°-" ,taanmr irim-im-i at llorn ll--url I"-‘--'-I'_"""»" ""‘l iii" 'I-lfiiwli W-18 fill" I0 lt. Kiev, the Germans have broken hands Lady Pore sl\ld':` I _=.».. ryland, near (Tape Race, on February ilaitilty nzivigalion by Captain William hu mmlstice on the Voronezh from’ -tl have hm mi," .ou ov 24th, consisting iii' -Ismail l`*lH<flf“"’f"I~§3I""Ill"~ Wil" I* "I“"‘* I"‘I‘| Nami’-1\l>l9~ ,ccuvying the town of Vnluki alter who are now in the-d ‘ I '

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U low hini :t 1-hir-i` ninit-_'s ct-rtiiicziic for Ill," ulyollzgizviki ";x;$;;B8'lh(:`g;d_ gllggzhtglis quenkm- _. p I.

' T 'Im' l""`I“'l I"""‘"S" “I III” l~i°°‘l ""“' 'ance us hclniz duellto Germany's in- She said that Monsieur

NI M (0 _H incl ui`tci~ iho wreck. All the other Omit," ,Q mme those purtiom; of the _whom Madame Gunn” .ut I '_ _

- »' :_~' .- _ - . (.AMl Biyl,i.T()`. . us; (v “WI .iflittrs .intl ru.w are cxoneralod and ,Ummm mwemmem wmch Uk,-“nm Bonding the” funds. to 1., _ _ --;_

tlosius ilntkiii, lnitetl states .onsir ,Im Cmmlin is (.,,,nnmn,],,d on the mshwsl Meanwhile the Germans are Madame cnlnm »_ . -_

Ho was an llllllillllltiii ‘il 'IW W"5"“ 'loncc coin~i-_rnin the tru edt , ‘ y c° 8 » _ '- , ,

K K A ions in the Don region. where no ar dh-gg; gm; gh)-gggn ii 4.

ilermuny‘s intentions, says the

_ . h-0-1--li#-0+-Q99-I-00-00604-0 lnvspapor, .at-cm to be widening in 1| 1; d mt q|{h_ .- _

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TEMPERATURE- . ‘ ltoports ot the first session of the quggtign of |-91101,' N ‘ - _ it 1’ -

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rv \ .’ ~ -t -- ' ' ` _ |(, siov punt conference, held on May men 15141 bgmfg mg Q9 . _ - `

TI_DE' MOON' E 23. lntlli-atc thiit the (licrznans are in they ¢||¢¢|;g|t°||_ _ .13 -j_|f._~

, h l'ry for ts concus on is WGBH Mg- _ dom) mg hh' f ._

TOHONTOI lmaynorhlillw-Sglll'l`wllll *****+.***..*~*.*.. . llllisslal and iIkranlu_ The Ukraniani||u|9!su|-p|-1|; ].,"___ i.

southwest will-|110 Y ,wANTED__ AT °NcE_ A MRL Fon lelogalos to thc Russians said the sim "ta that gpg . ._‘ - _ ,_’__v,_».»t._._ H' ,giw :§lm'l°';'lIldllliilzirlhllu anmmnon gi-nerui housework. ‘Apply nt Guin "';""'l"“u"l1* ‘*;(“‘f\"‘-nlillfillltlt llJOCllu:§ ITB! tlle yvlr, the '- - UI ’ I- _ H "

\f‘- it W _ l l not spec ca y con an au or ea- ,ooo 000_ _ " ',-

-tg, 333, mmm-row at amd Monday 'mm Omce' 4707424” tirlm for concludin8 Peace or an Mm- , ' ~"" |"§",_ ' ` u' 3| 6-193 ll Will le ‘E °m"""‘“"' "_" `"”°° lstiro. and also did not state what morning ut 5.12. Monday 6.01 and Glgff “§g:mKGENi|;A|lT parts of llussia comprised the soviet Tuesday ilfll. r_ _H (.mmm'n 0m(,r_ 6`0735__-nsnll. republic, Tho Russians requested

Thi- sun si-tst this i-vi-ning ui Rr-id. "‘m___’_____ _ » __‘V_Y"_- mm, ,O make A |.ep|y_ and 5 day wa.

tomorrow at 8.5.4 and Mosiiluy 3;; _ ,TO LE.|,__cEN_rRALLv , LUCATED gmmroi fm- (pig purpose,

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:mfI;i'.‘:Rm:|(;:;f';::'gf-¢8"mr" ng I n bright. front bedroom in private

,mm mmm ‘,m,,, l'"mm.mw n,,,|.n|,,g family. Apply at. Guardian Office GERMAN MUTINEIRS HANGED IV

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on ________________g__________________ ____ The Cologne building. ‘file cnf}ctdav‘iat¢:1i;ssat, rzerv- MThe;'5c:hwasta“i$i:)ll mnoon on fsuiurdny ICBST LEATHER POCKET BOOK, MOSCOW. May 30_1_w° Mvmom

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uf :lbs 5n5s|=‘i:\:vl-lilo” hm' umcmlcw ' n sein* ' 91? t ' ni lrlerploflths mom, w||| containing fishing tackle. Findeil of German troops in' the Divi lt

I The cadet, llcusero, was us ng a ho last qua twopaeecoger -cncoi machine. He been saturday, .lime 2nd at 12.39 iris-1-01°-ive with J- S-78;’;_<gi§fll&-at elm; rtzfussg ggmgiégv tgggirl

had ewoopetl fllown, but when the igled I h f t d “I h mm n _ °°° to to go up nga the pane re use 0 he engt o 0 By W 0 G '-'-° ._..

V rise. it shot “forward in a str'a'i _ht hours and thirteen minutes, and oI"tc- FOUND--A FUX- FOR FQRTHEB |838 INA UIBDY m\\!ll\°0\‘8 line. in-enluini the flagpole into' tides morrow nina-it hours ami thirteen mln- particulars f-noir to Aiznew s F'arm.- e and down condemned to prec", ‘ - ' “mt ' ' _ liri\cltley_l”oint Road. D087. ll0l‘ 10? life- _

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