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‘Celebrate Victory
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Union Jack
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Uvlllwl Retreat on zoo-mile
f -Ff°\\t»--Bhl\r._v_iih¢ee and Much.
Material Captured In me me
-NIVIIEO -~ Enemy Is Betlringl
From Dthld (lid Other Strung
Points of Defence.
,~=_LON:1_')0N. Oct. 12'.-North of the
'Sol`rpe,_.river, in the direction of
D°,“%b_'thQ»`(Brit'ieh have passed the
, line and reached the
Lens-Douaf llway in the vicinity'
of Beauinolltif and at Qulery-la-Motto,
f8\`¢\l9l' l\0l1h» have arrl-ved at Henin-
Lietefd. on this ,Donal-Caryln road.
- The enemrévidenuy is retiring'
from Douai. ‘ ~I' 
The Brltia`h»have captured St. Au-
b0rl..and time are within seven miles
of the main. German lateral; line of
, communications; namely, the ' Valen-
4 ‘ciennes-Lille :R.ailway. '
g The enemy _'ls 'retreating on the
= WIIOIB lrvllt fl*_oI,n2tlie Soissons~Laon
road to Grand'_LPre, north of the Ar-
gonne Forest, and also from the'
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Champagne. Gen. Gouraud’s army in
Champagne advanced four miles ves-
terday and captured `Machault. The
enemy is falling back toward Von-i
ziers. Gouraud was closelypursuingl
the enemy. in retreat over nearly thel
entire front of his army west of the
Alsne toward the line of thelsuppe.
I He occupied Brieresn east of tho»Vou-
.ziers railroad line,'_ and 'north of
Grand Pre gap tool: Corbon,)lont St.
Martin and Semidd, on the _Vouziers-
i Chatelet railroad line. ‘ N
; The German troops still resisting
on the line oi' _the Snippe are in an-
' other dangerous pocket.
\ The rapid advance of Gen. Debe-
' ney's forces in close pursuit of the
retreating enemy has brought 'them
; to the Oise in the region of Berne-
_ ville, ‘where they are meeting with
_strong resistance from infantry and
i machine guns.
Gen; Mangln's troops, alter en-
countering lively opposition, hisve
reached the Chemin-des-Dames in the
region of Courtecon, and have ,cross-`
ed the Ailette at Grandpont. Chllry
has also been taken. r
Cavalry joined in the pursuit of
the Germans by Gen. Gouraud's army
yesterday, being the tlrst to enter
Laneuville. The advance on the east-
\ ern part of the battlefront was much
accelerated, the French and Ameri-
'csn troops at some points gaining
i about seven miles. The Americans,
1 notwithstanding a heavy bombard-
. ment of the region with mustard gas
shells, took llachault.
1 Gen. Gouraud’s troops advanced to
; the River Rebourne over most of its
length and took Safvigny-sur-Alsae,
' only two and a half miles south of
Vouziers, which is in flames. Gulse
and all of the villages south of L.-ion
are in names
I This means that the Germans :ire
in full retreat along a front of al- , . ,
most two hundred miles, from Douai. L ff " B '"~"' ""5 ' !_'_=!
l ear the Belgian frontier, to the east
France Will Soon Be Cleared of, ,
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tory fn the Cambrai region increases
; daily in magnitude,` producing in-
rdirect repercussions. over the whole
front. The wedge driven into the
, German lines to a depth of '30 kilo-
` meters in nve days .menaces the
Douai-Laon maseli-," The Germans ure
in general retreat -from nprtliiof Cum-
brai to Verdusn. In consequence of
the extremely rapid advance ot the
Franco-British troops,‘ who have
reached the open ground between the
Oise and the Senses the situation of
1 the German centre becomes ‘extreme-
ly critical, the more so because Gen.
‘ Gouraud’s continued progress west of
the Argonne menaees the enemy's
‘ left wing.  _ ~
“The enemy front' on the Chemin-
des-Dames andltho Aisnefunder the
assaults of Gen. Ma.ngin's forces und
the army operating northwest of
Rheims, was shaken despite energetic
` resistance, the enemy intending at all
costs to protect the retreat of his
, forces delayed on the Aisne. The
i enemy was obliged Ito abandon
enormous booty in the Argonne."
The cleaning up-of the Argonne
Forest has been. completed by the
American troops. No Germans now
' remain in that great wooded area.
The Germans will have to evacuate
the St. 'G-obain Forest almost immo-
diately. '
The Germans are evacuating posi-
tions they stlll held in the Chemin-
des-Dames under thepressure of the
converging attacks west and south
of it.
Transport Wal Bunk. `
A British Port, Oct. 12.-A large
'number of American troops have been
lost as the result of the sinking of
the transport Otranto in the north
channel between .the Scottish and
Irish coasts in acollieion with the
stealner Kashmir.
The Otranto after the collision was
dashed to pieces on the rocks off the
south Scottish coast with a probable
loss of 372 American sbldlers. _,
Three hundred and one mon were
taken to Belfast by the Britiehde-\_
strayer Mounay, the only' :vessel
which made an attempt to reggae in
the terriilo gale when the Kahhmir.
another vessel iii the convoy with
the Otranto, .rammed the Otranto
amidships. 3
Seventeen men were
alive on the Beottish
_ Of the 699 American
board the Otranto 810
Seventeen were
lay, leavlns 372
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CLEANSES nYUU|i_ 'HAIR
MAKES Il BElll|'llFUl__
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hair stops cohilnlg out ' '
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Surely 'try u "’iDanderiu§" ‘liair
leanse" llhyou wish to imnfieldisfielly
nublo the beauty of your half. ‘Just
;iols|':o:i 'nf cloth with l?§tid‘eri_no arid
'lraw i' carefully tlirpugli your hit'i_i'.
.nltfiig one small striixidvat a' time;
_.luis will Jlrq lt'Q`1i‘;pt_ jd&st.4`dlrt
~.r any excessive oil-in e. fe ml-nu-
tes you wlll,_b`o`_,';a`rngzecl. Your hniir
will lm \vuvy,`lh`1ffy"un~(l abundsarnt and
possess ‘un _ in~cc_~;up§irablle4 spfiinyess,
'lustre 'mul luxurliance. V L
Besides boauufylng tho iiiur, one
application of Dan»dei_1i_.ne_ |ddqs9lv_es
every particle of dandrulfy invigor-
ites the scalp, stopping  and
"ailing hair.
Dande-:ine .ls .io _the lialir what fresh
=,~@§@¢;m1ony_|¢‘.;V,g/ises right to the roots,
‘nvlliglorates and strengthens them. Its
exflililarallng, stimulating and liiepro-
mini; properties cause the hair .to
'grow long! strong__amd beautiful.
You _t-any surely* have pretty, soft.
-‘ustrmus ltair,;dn»d .lots of it, if you will
spend at-iBw=dente~ fora small bottle
it Knowltorrs Duiderineat any d_a'u¢
:tore or toilet counter and try -it as
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miss roll _stu-: sr lzuoiiu
lambs 500 more
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,showfers oi rain..and s\msh.in1e__sne, 
Apply cram in Nesting 'ro
Open Up Air Passages. 1
e~wo~en~e-o~e»e»-0--s-one-on-o--en '
Ah! Wrhat relief! Your clogged nos-
trils open right; up, the air passages;
of your head 'are 'clear and you can
breathe freely. No more l1zt\vking,i
snuilling, mucohs discharge, head-
achy. Hdlliiflless-no struggling i'nr~
breath at night, your cold or ca.tai-rh
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Anoclyne 
for the nose and throat with an occasional
dose taken intcrnnlly may saleguatd vol!
from serious results and halt the evil in its
first sings. This inxuous old -Dhyslchul
“‘”°"`iii'l"|s'iii ro cl-:sus
gbnt stay stuffed up! Get it s-mon! - ` - --L'
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bottle oi' Ely’s -Cream Balm from your
druggist now. Applyia little of this;  
frdgrnnt, anbiseptirz cncam in your
n0s4trlls,"le_t) it ponotralo ihirouglh cv-|
ery a.li""iYilssa};Te"0f`the"1ltrsd; eoothel
and lhesluthe-swollen. riutlamod muc-l
ous membrane, giving ylou instant re-`
llcf. <Ely‘s Cream Balm is just what
every oohl and co.turrl\ sum-rcr has
been seleklng. I-'t's just splonilitl. l
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