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___;!v__o_gQ._tMoiu_lvs_s|s¢_1gsuy;.1p1_. _ _ _ - CI'IARLQ'I"I`E'1`OWN, CANADA, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1918 emo Par Your (Mat|m)‘is_i:f::;|t:g.m“_ ` |__'1 ` , _ _ _ _- *__ _.___ " .. .' _ .g ' I
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_ *___ _ __ _ ______n_ __ . . _ _~1:
The surrender
of Bulgaria thc first big allied victory of the present war, wasp-eceived with much itmiiitestutioit of joy Mayot
B-Etoilltis AND BRITISH "ltttt,ttftlttt,§,,,ltButoARmNs' BACK wEEPiNo ovER |=tttNnERs . sERBurs oPP
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Messines, Ziiiebeke and Passchendaele Now in Allies Hands, Routers the s.___.._..;_.__...... tt.. ........ .i.t........ Serbian; Nnw 'Free to Tn¢k|¢ Austrian and 'Mott important ‘Road Centre in the Sector Hass Been Captured and Sf, A13. t§”Z..""<§‘..'.`.°‘I.°l.°..°l'li.."l?M§‘i` Remaining in Old Serbia and Montene ro
‘I Newiuan and a band they araded g
~- - -. rn. t Ai*-°
German Troops Stiii Possibilities of -Advance
the City'-'of-I L' le is Being Enveioped, The Germans Lost l2,000 ,,,,- ,,,.,_,,,__1,,,,,_,_' ,,_,,__,_‘__,__,."___,'m_' on Constantinople and the Complete Destruction of the Whole
____ Moll T|’\¢S¢ Op%l'dli0ll$. A _i_1_1_<;\ _L'_';_1_l_f1__¢__1_f:;_;f__1_~=_=___e1___2;\_§-'-_____;;; lx; _ _Turkish POWRI' are Opcfitd Up by 'Bil|gdfi3’S
(Spoolsl to The Guardian)
LONDON, Oct. 1.-The news from
Belgium is of the greatest moment. BE
_ The Belgian army and the second
British army,_carrylng out their part In of Foch's -plans, have swept over all ern
ing those of Messines, Ziilebeke and mn
Pssschendaele; have taken Routers,
- the most important road and rail 3°: ____ __ ___ _B _ _ __ _ ____ ____ __ __ _ _ _
e an , 1 r _
__em____ behind the enemy f_0m_ and con e egan n vance t s tegi or oo tap ur ng pr son
are now advancing southward along fore
the Routers .Menlo road with the oh- and
`Ject oi' seizing the crossings oi' the Belgian coast nltogetlieit in an ad lover. The l1‘i‘enclt in the Champugn Lys and outfianking the enemy’s de- dress to his troops King Albert indi have fought their way to the north o ifensive lines which protect Lille from cate
assault on its western side.
It is stated that the Germans were
cau8ht unprepared and havinglost’ ON about 12,000 men and almost 300 guns- during forty eight hours of fighting O on the Belgian front, are now seek-Nhat! ing to repair their losses by bringing can
tered some of them as they advanced ._ war
toward the crossings of the Lys but yesterday ami German resistance was and the French on the west are striv-
the most stubborn sort but Str ing to reach Grand Pre in the valley
varies. He apparently intends to Douglas .Haig reports that important forest. A- rspid~-retre'at"\vill unques-
gress was made especially in the tlonably be attempted by the enemy.
_On no part of the long -battle line is
they failed to stay the British ad- of
_'cross tho»"Lys"~ln force between Men- pro
in and Comines. On this part of the Belleuglise sector where British
.front thereare no obstructions that Australian and American troops havcitherc fiercer fighting than in this tsllks cannot overcome in the ap~ forced their way tihrough the maii:jVouzlers sector. No less than ten proach to Lille on the north. Hlndenburg line and are engaged in fresh German divisions have been
strengthening their grip of the terri-" thrown into the struggle hy the nn-
LlL`E BEING _ENVELOPED ttory to the east of it. They captured ' only and there have been frequent
_
t _ y the
, has been stiff fighting. Unofficial r
BRUGES battling in the streets of -Cambrat in
tinued as far as .Thorout may urs and inflicting heavy losses on th e the enemy out ol both Ostenrl enemy _
Nieuport.. 'perhaps away from tilt-. The taking oi' (lambrui is no wall
the operations in the coastal regioh. t;:l,ores road. They have now arrived a
THE CAMBRAI 8_T. QUENTIN rolntnantl the valley oI` the Aire, t
only way to avoid that loss. are operating north oi’ Cambrai ther
LGIANS DRIVING TOWARDS ports state that Allied troops ar
Sir Douglas in his official reports
the northern part ol the Fland- states that north of (lambrai the en- front the Heiglnns continue to only again resisted our advance strong-
the F|am|9,-5 I-mga posmnns tnetnd. drive 'forward along the railway :which IY. Cllllllilying considerable forces an
s from Ypres to Bruges by way ot' counter-_attacks frequently and vio-
Staden and Thoront. l-‘rom tile latter lently. in spite of his efforts the Can-
n a branch runs northward -to Canadian troops again progressed in
P
d that this wan the purpose ot Montlioisou the St. 'Menclioulti Von~
BATTLE FRONT tributary oi' the Aisne which flows
n the entire Cambral St. Quentin -around the northern entl ol' the Ar le line Canadians, British,_ Amerif gonna forest by the river valley. The and French troopsare takingfonly first class road in the district
up !resh_troops.Plumer's srmy encouu- part in one of the great battles ot' thc passes around the forest. The Amerl
. illlilltilllli DAY I _
._ ,N WM Hmm, _t)_t__l_t_tt§u_t}t1t_ls__t_t)__ _ll/ltlilllt/it mu
I ' Large Attendance of Clerical and Lay Delegates
it is probable that in plannihg this and Tronquoy. the latter on the east
part of the campaign .it‘och desired to orn sitio of the -Scholdt Canal; thc. tween Rltcims and the heights of the envelop Lille rather than attack the high ground south of Q\10y and Ui" -\l5"°- '1`|‘°"9 B°I`U\€l0lS llimy which
city by a direct advance from the west village of Gonnelcu. Many prisoner!- hoping that tt would thus escape the were taken in these operations. "Fha- destruction involved in an assault. Americans had much _hard fighting Lille and the adjacent towns of Tur- while mopplng up the portion of tht' coing and Rouhaix are the centres liindenburg line through which they of the textile industry of France and had smashed their way on the prev- aithough many of the mills have been tous day. Many Germans had -been
dismantled tby the Germans there is left behind -in deep dngouts when Arn- htill .much wealth there. To sub.i90i'et'icsns passed through their posi~ Lille to a bombardment by high BX-‘ tions and some of them' proved n D|0BlV0 Shell! on the BORIS IIBCBHBBYYII serious menace. iitarge numbers of in preparation for an assault would Germans 'were killed in the process
moan a very great loss to the _citizens: of mapping by grenades and bombs
to France. The enve opment- dm' ed into their dugouts.
i"‘\:‘Ir\ the north now in DFOBPBBI WW! ilrfpthe region where the Canadians
yesterday the villages of Thorigtty; hand to llmnd encounters.
There has hen marked activity be
_holds the Vesio front atnckerl yes- :tcrduy and curtled his battle lille well across the Vesie in the region ot' hlontmaguy; '[600 prisoners \\'“re tnk- 'un hero. To the northwest .on the tfhemin Des Dames Mungin‘s mon have now occupied more than half of the famous road- and are descending on 9. wide front to the valley of the Aliétte. The Germans are giving ground here more readily than they did at the opening of the battle and 'arc probably retiring to their former _ places on the north side of the All; ette.
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AMSTERDAM Oct' ('°”'l_3m|"5_'°r (Special to Tho Guardian)
s
.William has accepted the re gun on A Cass New Haven 0TTAWA_ SDM 33__(~{,pm;,, 'nmf 0fC0\li\i- V0" H°"m“5 and Admin' J ' ` Earl of Glasgow arrived hero today
Von Hintze. according to the Zeltung
tAllll'llil\9~K 0! B°"““- N° °m°l“| an' naval post in Vlndiviostok. lie is one
nouncement on the subject has, been received here.
EARL OF MINTO '
ARRIVES IN CANADA.
AN Nrnsmtc Pour. sept. za.-'
The Earl 'of Minto, whose father was
formerly Governor General of Can-
ada, arrived on a British steamer to- day to take a positlpn as aide do camp to tho' Duke of Devonshire. Earl Miata tra. ospum in me scottish guards _'smut hs; soenssveral years servide "ttf 'll'rsn`oe.
I. ___,__ _
_ DIED on his way to lake up an important
]_A_ Mcphersol-,_ (Hen V3||¢y_ of a party ol' eight Britisit naval of-
‘ticers. The Earl has had a long ai.
distinguished career i_n the navy hav- ing entered when he was 14 years old.
J. R. Murchison, Clyde River. Since the war -broke out he has serv-
_ ed in the south seas. off the German
WOUNDED East African const and on the Per- ` sian suit. I
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Mcnonnia, Fortuna -Bridge " _ _*___*
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E. Dawson. ‘Kensington
Mocardle. Middleton.
D. Murchison. lliliotts
Dunning. Clifton.
P. Molfnnls, Charlottetown
l
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. A ` ' _ __ _ _ ' _ AN A'i‘IfAN'I’~i_C PORT, Sept. 26.- rl-DE_ MQON ETC, .Arsenault, Archie - Gaudet. Louise
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Our
Motoring 'tor plossars isgt lurury. it is _ulloemly for as to M
planets-sssktsg sad laxury~l0v,tsg whos our o1v_n"nosh ond blood ill.- uio was-lines are si aunts-mp. ms the too. we ana to siisps. our llvss those days on slots sad simple tins. _ _
l_or.extrsvs|'lnos. it. Wo_msst waste lie too-every dollar -et'
sesmstl John Dann. of Prince Ed- wsi-it Island. was kiuaa' yesterday when lleioll fifty tivo feet down the hold or the st_oamer_Dssshiid. He with. thru other men had been Paint- tins the interior of the vessel in sep npn¢,_s_¢s¢|ngs when ho fell. Coroner Townssitd _toon _the avid nee of the
3% so are 9
‘ ~'¢s_ntsts,-"mics statins ‘iii workin:
next the deceuodsnd
-_sn inquest -was
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decided that
gasoline--_ `
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. . . h li. Ber-
nt 0.33 and tomorrow at 10.28; it will nun, _ynneph H_ (;_ ,\,-,¢|,9,,,|¢_ J,-,h,, be high tonight at 10.27 and tomor- R. Gavin Theodore G. Bernard. 'Ern- mw at 10_59_ ‘ est Gaudet, Chas Choisson, Hubert
_ _ t _ phy, Usboitn M. Gaudet. J. M. Arse~
:£2 t_‘:_T_(_:_':w 3; $3’ £_dr|s;:|d;’m°'rt nauit, Theodore Bernard, Miss Bertha
719 ~ Guudet.` Fred Bernard. Jerry Bout?-
at 5.55. . I-lowland, Clarence B
on Thursday, Sept. 27th st 12.39 ti. got? P- L- Chliiwll- Wllb
ni. . '
the Mayor anti Aldermen. The factory
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OTTAWA, Oct. 1.-All creame
‘P Germans .lttempt to keep the orien
*__
son for thin fiction is thtit Grrtat, llrit» railway open across Bulgaria to (ton, The -Chancellor of the Exchequer said_
| aiu and her Allies need Canadian smnmlopm i,1_“-meh event Ame,]_tlie magnitlcient successes ol' our ur-
creamery butter. armies MW, H right under the lm-mshtiies in Palestine had resulted in the_
Surrender.
\v|n|m1.e,; of the my p,._.,c|,,m,,,d me . (Special to The Guardian) of the armlstlco to pass through But-,extinction _of the greater part of the
e surendm. ,-0, an hom. 0,. mm__,_ P/\RlS, Oct. 1.-The Butgars nre‘_g,,,~;,, an,;_n,rm ¢, from 0,, ner ter,-n, Turkish army 'but somthing more is E” _ _.___ out ot' tho war, having ngreutl to thc Ury nguingt the enemyq., forces ‘jf gmng to f°"0W-This may IUGBIDMI Bd e
- _ __ , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ " vance of the Allied armies in the
It \llies ttitns. The .Serbs will now bt. however tht, central powers respeCt,Ba|kan_., through Bulgarian territory
, t`t't»i~ to tut-kle with the help of their Buiguriu`s territorial rights the newfto A
Constantinople, a perfectly feas- e thing or it may mean a move
ls Allies thc Austrian and Get'n1an‘llalkun httttleiine will run t'rom -a-tbl
_ 1_1-01),., wmv), ,nm hom m ,mbjemioll point on the Danube near Negoiin ac- ment of the army of Mesopotamia al-
-? ,tm g,-..__,lL.,- lm,-I uf Om g,,,.|,|u ,md a1|.ross (‘ontral Serbia and Montenegro ang the Euphrates toward |_Aiepho_
nf twnntnnng,-,,_ 'png Bu|gg_rS_ it must to the Adriatic at »(_‘at.aro_ Such a`Tho capture of that city and of Dam-
(spselsl tn Tn, Gn;|~d|nn) be ,enmm.bP,._,d_ Obtained bm 1, V9,-_viiine would be about 160 miles in ascus -would utterly destroy the Turk-
ry Hman mr, of germu 1,,-oper 8,, mei,-‘lengtli and might prove more defen- l ish army organization in southern
l butter made in tho provinces ut' Al- I,,~n,,, for U-0uL.),,sry to the Balkan sible by the advance up the valley of Asio Minor and northern Syria. Gen- e berth, Sasknttfliewnii, Manitoba, On- |@ngu,_._ 'ph¢_.|,- Ulm", of Um |00, W,,._!the Vardniz The Serbs are losing no`eral Allenby announces the' lurrolld-
tarlo anti Quebec, hctwccn the Iltltli ]\.1u(,9,|O,,iu :md it M., |-mm Macedonmitime in re-occupying their own coun-'er
day nt' .Scpteinber and the 9t-il day of that they have ag,-‘,‘.d to l.m,(, im ‘try. Very little of Macedonia now lon east of the -Dead Sea of 6 Turk-
, November 1918, both days inclus_ivt=, m@dm|,,|_\._ Tho .pmmeline in .um H._,|. remains in the enemy's hands. There ish force estimated by its commlnd- |‘ will be cotntnundeered under the au- kung Wm .be Sllumened ,mterjally by is still trouble for Turkey in Pand er thority of nn order in council passed uw Bulgm-S' Su,-|-e,,d9,~_ lmlasx ,1,,.ldora’s box and Mr. Bonar Law un-
t lliionduy the 2l0th St `t_ 1918. 'Dire rea - . . |inounces that it may come forth soon.
_ - at point where their heavy guns can
at Seize station in the desert reg`
to 'consist oi’ 10,000 mon. These
troops are s part of the second corps ot’ the fourth Turkish army and Amman and the River. The _total Turkish prisoners is new about 60,000
1119!). .
E
onshire, the Governr General oi' (‘nn- Tigélish 709'u
.. . _ _ _ g . . c on
luncheon in reference to the news aid. Hon. P. (1_ Murphy, J_ ,\_ John., respecting Bulgaria. .Seven hundred f_f'1l» M- U. J- A. liflcketf.. E. J. Mc-
_ , _ __ _I I- . agile. . . _ . ...
melflberq pfhsem eindofqet "H le `. $30 envh. Rev A. J. Mt~1)oug‘ald.
tnnlk with ienrty _excels $1050 ea(_h_ _,_ _,_ M)m.58_
____ 10.00 each. \V. P. McBri
do,
$5.75 each. Austin Handrahan,
. 5.50'oacl1. J. A. Bernard. P. P. ('11-
' I hill.
_ $5.00 each. li. A. l-`inln_\'son, F. J.
llornartl. Miss Lore-tin McNeill. P. N.
_ ltivans. W. A. Gaudet. (J. A. Shelfoon,
l\_ir‘_.<:_.____§i.___2'(7t_)iit1eX', (3. _l_`._ Morrissey
' cial to The uardian "‘ ‘ rp’-V' - - i <"`UY<iHll. E.
B.\s`;I.e swttzertanti.Goct tlcnoi ?;1,,‘nf,`L’f’§};',,J' J' A“°"“"“‘ Rubeif
ing to advices rer°r>ivcd here. There $4-00 9&Ch. Mrs. F. Conroy, Fran
is Hughes
is _ t tt it i ° »
lttgi ____¢;_e_1, seven cases o wi o sx $3_50 A_ ___ B______________ _
- $3.00 each. Alfred P. Gaudet, An.
________,___._____ toine Gaudet, Wm. Deltoach. John Mr-_
. a
general states the christmas parcels Joseph Lo(‘l§‘Jre. 'gIllLt,1l'h`If,hIili}t‘{(zItl;tI1);?|§`t for tho (‘anntii-an expeditionary forces Nicholas A. Hearn, Thomas M_'Nelli: in l"rance slioulii bc mniloti in time gli". Joint ()'Brien, Fidele T. Bernard' to be dcspatcitetl from lilnnndian gerbeft Piails._lIenry Hogan, Mnrlt Doris not latcr than thc initlsilc of r_[;"d"“h_"ll» (yprian liuntlrttlian. No______________ . tjah G.tllant_ lim. P. Mcliuy. Annie
Morrhasey. Mrs. Perry, J. P, 1-{m.pm_
m-iii Mrs, ,I0s_ I-Inrpnr || B “fE,bb_J _,_
will ntnstl sittin
ll.J F Arsenault Mrs Beast;
` Mvinals. Mrs. minors Rican,-tt, Mr.,
A I, J. B. Gallant. Joseph S. gang-et, M,-,_
__ M. J. Roady, Charles Carter, Jr,-hn M, '
NSIHSMI. Perley He_vwot5d. Mtg.-S M_
(Special to The Guardian) Kirlch. Mrs. Wm. Corbett, James Mc-,
LONDON. Oct. 1.-Andrew Bonar g_i;1_\_i___l:._Mliss Mary Arsenault, J. Henry’ Law speaking today at n meeting ‘ --
_ ’ _ _ $1.50 each. Paul Boutc, Jerome J. i
_‘:'__‘_"':_’:_c";“f___:;'_"gif:__;‘;'_;; :>_oi;tr;t____;:tnJnh narnara, Mm. rims.: ol` tile British Empire had captured $1_l0eu`ch_ Mae_ Bemm__l_ -‘_ 1,000 square miles of territory, 250 31_30ench_ W_ 1-»o|.,.y_ villagen snd_ more than 120,000 German $1.00 ealch. Mae Brennan, Andrew p,.|,,,,ne,.,_ _ ' McDonald, Mrs. A. J. Brennan. J. A.
Brennan, Loretta Choisson, M. P.
run “,EA,l,H.En Perry. Angel-ima Bernard. Mrs. Eliza- `
beth Arsensult, Henry Perry, Mrs.
'|'ED[PERATUR-E- Chas Harper. Angus Shes.. Jos A
___ ’ , Gaudet. P. R. Kinch, Mary Morrtfosey.
- ' _ Mt-_Hunts n_sit_-nin-
.TORONTQ Off- 2 "‘Fa“' ‘md ard? w.uJ_rLe<::§:aluPstnrthvchstfss-
c00l. on, Mrs. Agno Gaudet, Yvonne Rich-
The tide will be high this morning ard John B Amemuu Jo n
The sun sets this afternoon at 6.59 ‘nlldetf F- J- 9°'1l°» MN- L- J- HUF'
. _ K Y McFnyden, Mrs. J. Wf Green. Peter
The moon rises tomorrow momlng ,.,,,u)¢_ mane" Como,-_ M,.,_ qw,”-
hss, Aslnttc
The last quarter of the moon was Gaudet, Leo Conroy M. Doh-
“l
Misa Fannie
Miss
'rim-e will be a new maon'on» Fri Am’
Oct.. sth st 11.08 p
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tit' of todd "will eleven
» ' ' ' '. . W. ii. Hardilng, Chostg-_
ora hits broken out in Berlin. accord Mc(‘.ar-ttlty, Geo. A. Doucette, ‘
| Inman Leslie M C t S
tllttsittts Pttttts ttv t w MURPHY Mn = _ _ _
$2; 25 oath Albert Dcioncitc, i
_ The first meeting of the Maritime'
D UPENSI HAHi0TiTETil.WN'
ada, speaking ut' the Canadian club _I3{,l(:_,’;l"7}l!€§‘,' r§Ill"_fn]'_) M D _g
-Rev. Angus Mc‘Miilla.n, Sydney,C. B
Synod ot’ the Presbyterian Church in Rev, Prof. Falconer, Pima Hill `
(Yarn-:1da was held last evening .in Zion Church. There was a very large atten- to
The last named requested his name be withdrawn and on a vote .dns
dance, including- several hundred mln- was agreed to_
ist-ers and elders. delegates to -the Sy-'
A show of hands was taken botwgsn
nod. - , Dr_ Fullerton and Rev. Mr. McMil_Io.n_ ‘ The sermon for the occasion was and the lntytgr wan deglm-_B5 e]°¢u9d_
preached by the retiring moderator, On the motion of Rev_ Mr. Msrtin,
After the sermon the Synod was W
<-'July constituted with prayer and nn thereafter nominations were called for _ the moderator for the ensuing yesr_ . an
T
ood Islands, his election was minds antmt~us_ The new moderator was vthen form. y introduced' and tool: the chtl.ir_
hres nominations WSH# H1860 an Some formal business was then trans- c
follows:- f n
Rev. Dr. Fullerton, Charlottetown‘a_
ted and Synod adjourned until 9 ln. today_ -
(Special to The Guardian) ,lil
TORONTO, Sept. 30-The name '“
of Rev. T_\V‘. Murphy, ot' Charlotte-_ 1" town, P.lE.[., is mentioned in con- nection with thc vacant rcctorship of All Saints Church here and it is expected that the appointment will
ERBIANS NOW ON MURMAN
COAST --.-._
BY Ntlvtllllltll I5 ..._-._-_.'..__ f inf Ntw |;Ht|t|;{'._ffn..:::;- 2:.-;;:.
_...... ii_lt~rri_ssey, Francis l)_oRonnh@,.,_ pf . _with the Allies on the Murmln const
(Special to The Guardian) H' RAf;;‘;_‘_i'__{t°h"AP- §7hf°"S5°ll.A11lire\'.'_ ____ i
OTTAWA, Oct. 1.-The postmaster O»i3rien_ d(_or‘e NFL” "5 Gimanf- Ed- ‘tt
nnorthern Russia, the Serbian mll~ ary mission announced todsy. Do- chments of -Serhiaus are taking part the operations of the Allied armies 'Siberia.
_ I
SERIOUS RIOTS IN GERMANY '
BERNE, Sept. 27.-Recent riots in
}- M _ h -_ Sllaburg, Germany are of A most lor-
2E_|'I3§§t;;l;;v%%`\\_._ §03';IeL;rpK%]C|_§ tous nature, despstches received hen
principal of the Law School. I I
ndicate. Troops have Ooctlpiid thi
city posting machine gun; in the Goth-
GERMAN coUNTER AT1-AcK|€)(II"B.I SQIIBTB. TI19 dU»mllQ "Om "IQ
FA-ILED ‘ t "
Il i r
PARIS, sept. 302/-The text of to~_
day's war ofiloe statements reads: in
the course of the night the Germans! delivered a violent counter sttsck in". the region of Urvtllers south of St. Quentin. A'li their attempts to capture Hill 88 were broken up by the French tire. 'Rather violent artillery fighting occured between the Allette and the -
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loting is estimated “to bs several
million crowns. The sttustion has iboon
estored it is stated.
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Alone. -ln the Champagne there was * no infantry action during the night. The battle began again at day break.
AMERICANS PUSH ON.
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dition. Price $rooo. Apaiy at Guardian office. J7-to-2 zi-
-Dv-as
WITH THE AMERICANS ON 'rl-ll:
METZ FRONT, Sept. 28.-American troops with French cooperation sd- vsnced east of the 'Moselie this morn-
ing. They gtined their first objectives despite German artillery rsslstsncoi The American line _oust of tile Molsiie ` extends '- in practically ts'
line from_ Vdli1ilo_rs_s_ 'io
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