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HAMMOND, INDIANA.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1918.
v ()L. XIII, NO. S!).
13
WATSON SPEAKS AT LIBERTY!!
r r " I EXPOSES WAR BOOK
DO PC O. K.'D BY CREEL
I LfiuL li I '
ALL FOR 4T
That Is the Way Indiana Sen
ator Says ihe Hun Will Get
His Peace Terms,
Senator James E. Watson of Indiana j
OUvercd his inaster-pKce in Hani-
r-.ond's Liberty Halt last evening to an ;
admiring multitude of prospective ,
Fourth Liberty Loan bond buyers. j
of the many orations the Hoosier ,
spellbinder has delivered in Hammond j
the one last night was thi created. He ,
. Id the audience in rapt attention for ;
bp. hour and a half playing on their j
-motions while delivering an indictment j
: f csrraany and ' kultur" that excelled j
anything heard from the piatjorm vl
Liberty Hall where many great speak
ers have stood.
Senator Watson quoted from Ger
many's greatest military founders and
leaders, writers, publicists and teachers
to show how the philosophy of -might
makes right" was the doctrine not only
of the Hohenzollerns but the people of
the ration.
Oermanv after the war. notwith
standing her outrages, will be entitled
t, the kind oi government she wants."
said the Senator. "Yet. because Ger
many violated all international law. out
t! civilized world, we have the
.J.. ,.rittlv r.ursue her, wrest
the bloody sword : roni her hand, over
.i h Ttoi-,en'7iillerns and place ne
where sh'3 never again can commit these j
i 'Ut rases. j
We entered the war for American i
purposes and American reasons. Or-i
K.ini3Crt as we are this country cannot
. ..-t-i' rirr'iii?f ll
!-ve at peace wmri i nu.i.. -
a Germany is. AVe are at war with the
German people and until the German
people themselves surrender we shall
never sheath our sword.
vmerionn diplomacy is couched In
four -sentences. First. Say what you
mean: second. Mean what you say; third,
Te'l the truth, and fourth. Stick to it.
meriea is f.ghting with her man power,
woman power, money power and re
source. The terms of peace are that
. ;ermany shall unconditionally surrender.
The allies w-.il formulate terms of peace
and present them to Germany at the
point oS the bayonet."
Ir. H. E. Sharrer. chairman of the
Fourth Liberty Loan, and Attorney p.
1 ;. noone. made brief talks. The Liber
ty Quartette sang.
BCt A LIBERTY "5M TOI'AT
LOAN
JUST ONE SMALL BAG OF PRISONERS BY AMERICANS IN DRIVE j
Dr. Claude II. Van Tyne.
Charles D. Lanier, secretary of the
Review of Reviews, is credited with
the statement that the book entitled
'Tu-n Thousand Questions and An-
swers About the War" has been
i withdrawn from sale and will be re
! vised. The book, published by the
j George H. Doran Co., by arrange-n-;tVi
tVio inaM?ii!P contains an
introduction by George Creel, head
cf the bureau of public information,
in which Creel o. k.'s the book.
Dr. Claude H. Van Tyne of the
Universitv of Michigan and editorial
director of the bureau of education
of the National Security league, has
exposed the book as being fud of
Hun propaganda.
LIBEBTIMjONOB ROLL
Steamfitters, Plumbers and
Helpers Give Their Hours
to Good Cause.
WftTSQH SPEAKS
DHJflKH IT GARY
A big crowd greeted Vnited States
Senator Watson at Gary Orpheum thea-
!-. vesterday afternoon when ne in a
stirring patriotic speech officially open
ed -Liberty Week" in Lake county. He
Wps in his old time form. Mayor W. F.
Hodges, county chairman of the Liberty
L..an, introduced the senator. Senator
Watson certainly made a stirring appeal
to the people of Gary to buy bonds and
loan leaders believe his speech did a lot
of good.
BCT Jl UBERTT BOND TOD1I
CREEKS TO MEET
FOR FOURTH LOAN
Hammond Greeks intend to call a spe
cial meeting shortly in order to stimu
late interest among their countrymen
.for the 4th Liberty Loan. They deny
the story that they are sending their
money to Greece ami declare that thv
have subscribed liberally to every one of
the previous Liberty Loan issues and in
tend to do the same with the Fourth.
BI T A MBKBTT RoM T'H'AI
FOUR LIQUOR
VIOLATORS TAKEN
Four liquor violators, all Austrian?.
Mike Orlj. Mike Jakich. Xowski Vido-
kovich and Mike Merrich. kere swooped
down on by the Gary police at 540
Carolina street last night and found
with reveral gallons of liquor in their
rossesison. The liquor and violators
were loaded into the patrol and were !
brought to the station w here bonds j
ishert for trial in the Gary j
city court.
tit T A I.ir-tRTT nnST InDAI
U. S. CONSUL IS SAFE.
By T'niteo Pre. s 1
WASHINGTON. Sept. 24 Consul
General Foole of Moscow, has reached
Helsingfors and wMl be in Stockholm
tomorrow, the state department said.
His departure from the Bolshevikl
capital resulted from direct orders from
Secretary of State Lansing who was
fearXul for Toole's safety. This fear
was caused by rumors that the F.ol
sheviki were besieging the consulate be
cause It sheltered British and French
refugees. Subsequent advices had tend
ded to disprove this but Foole's life was
thought to be In danger, anyway, be
cu of the bloodshed in Moscow.
An honor roll on heating Liberty Hall.
which contains the names of the steam
fitters, plumbers and helpers and others
who contributed their services Saturday
and Sunday to install the heating plant
has been compiled. In case any names
are missing it Is asked that they be
eiinnlied so the list will be complete.
The names on the honor roll follow:
Frank Shaw. Harry Fetzinger. Jack
rVoiL- Tfrirrison Voorheis. J. P. Brusel,
Jack Flaherty. Otto Muehlbuger. W. H.
Lewis, George Vcrmett, II. C. Hermes.
Everett Merrill, Harry Fattou. E. D.
Young. Al Dorsey, Wm. Walsh. John
Becker, Howar.l Hilbrick. Harry Reitzer.
L. W. Miller. Oscar Peterson, Joe Mc
Donnell, Arthur Wilson. John Buscr, B.
Lipshitz, G. Peterson, "W. E. Patton,
John H Hensley and Charles McGraw.
The steamfitters and plumbers are all
members of the V. A. of I'. & S.. Local
No. COT.
The list of names of those who fur
t nished pipe and fittings by donation
follows:
W. Walter Xow ak. Markus Bros.. Rail
way M Uor Car Co., ttanaara Bieci
Co.. Anton Tapptr.
Jo:?. H. McGuire. 911 Calumet avenue,
,,a iii.i honor of furnishing and de
livering the first radiator to the hall.
The work of installing the heating
plant was in charge of A. Stonebreaker,
former superintendent of buildings and
grounds of the Hammond public schools.
It is intended to complete the heating
plant the coming Saturday and volun
teers will be reeded. The return pipes
arP vet to tie installed.
THE TIIJJE3 lias secured a nunber
of interviews vrith prominent sena
tors and representatives answering
the question, "Why Subscribe To The
Liberty loan?"
HO. 1.
C01TGKES3MA.N SMITH, of Mich
igan: "It is easy to buy Liberty
bonds. Work one fiay a week, or
every two weeks or every r.iontli and
tave ton dollars. Better BtiU take
ten dollars already earned. Qo to
any bank. Pay the ten dollars down
and put up the tond as security to
pay the balancs in easy installments.
Our Doys are fighting for the very
life oi the nation in a foreig-n land.
We are remaining1 at home. The only
way v.-e can fight is to make our
money fight. We mu3t transport
our army. We must have ships. The
army must have food, clothiniTi aero
planes, srnns and munitions of all
kinds and in great quantities. It li
atsolutely necessary for uj to buy
tho Liberty bonis to raise the money.
It is our sacred duty to buy Liberty
bonds liberally to help win the war.
The war is being fought for the
benefit cf every American citizen.
One man cannot do all the fighting.
One man cannot buy all the Liberty
bends. We must all help and work
together to win. If we do not win,
we, our children and their children,
will bo working separately for the
Kaiser and his princes for all gen
erations to come. That must not
happen. Better the forfeiture of
every cent and death itself than suf
fer tho fate of Belgium, Servia and
Armenia. Russia tried to make peace
without victory, and Oermany tried
to slaughter her. Oermany cannot
he trusted a minute. The purchase
of Liberty bonds will furnish the
sinews of war. Keep up the fight.
No peace until victory and Oermany
lays down her arms. To the full re
payment of all the Liberty bonds
with interest the full faith and credit
of the United Statess is solemnly
pledged. Let us come to tho aid of
our country and our boys In Trance
by buying these Liberty bonds and
help win the war."
10 PER CENT DOWN,
TREASURYJLDAN PLi
Payments Arranged, But
Banks May Sill Carry
Monthly Paymnets.
WASHINGTON", Sept. 24. Ten per
cent of the fourth Liberty Loan sub
scription will be required on application,
instead of 5 per cent as for past loans.
the treasury announced today. Twenty i
per cent will be due Nov. 21. a second
20 per ct. Dec. 19. 20 per ct. Jan. 16 and
30 per cent Jan. 30.
This is the first time more than three
installments have been arranged in ad
dition to tho payment on application
Mr any Liberty Loan. The initial pay
ment was increased us a means of dis
couraging the practice of some persons
in the past of subscribing without car-
TURKS iO
I BULGARS
i
Every skirmish by our boys at
the front nets anotr.er Dag oi uer
American lieutenant talcing prisoners to stockade in rear.
which net thousands of prison;
A lieutenant is escorting th:
prisoners to the rear
groups is arriving at the stocK-
ades in the rear, inese Dags
mans. A constant stream of these I come between the general drives
GOT THE FLD?
WHAT TO DO
Boston Health Clief CallsRest, Sunshine and Prophy
lactic Measures Important; Disease Raged
in the 14th Century.
Keep feet and clothing dry.
Avoid cirqwds. .
Protect your nose and mouth in the presence of
sneezers.
Garble your throat three times a day with a
mild antiseptic if only salt and water.
Don't neglect a cold.
Keep as much as possible in the sunshine.
Don't get "scared."
British, Italians, and Serbs are
I Recovering Hundreds cf
I Square Miles of Unl
HULI-ETTN.
1'xited Press Cablegram. J
PAKIS, Sopt. 21. The most colossal
"oattle of all times is iow raging', the
battle line stretching from New Tori
to the other sids of tho Jordan, Per-
I haps the intensity is varying1, but it will
j not stop until the German is beaten
I everywhere.
j The Ui3 held tl:e whin hand, bwt
allied cGcers a?re3 that there never
! was a tiuio vhcr. the r.Oes needed more
j to ircep th.2ir eres cpsn ac:l all the
r j strcr-srth 'Ley c&n mu3te".
Critics cjree tlir.t a decisive moaast
j is Epprocchiur. wills every force, mill
j tary aaS ci-.-ili.an, they car. tee a victory
icr tho alliea in. 1D13. The rrursianc
I
DV J. II. DICK WORTH.
"Spanish Influenza, rapidly spreading
throughout the country and whose fo
cus of Infection is In Boston, where
some 10.000 cases have ocucred, is a
germ disease.
It is a patriotic duty to keep well.
All sick persons add iJ the country's
tureens. Everybody ihould be oj
guard against - Flu" rnd become thor
ousiiy familiar w.th symptoms and
preou utiunai y measures.
Known also as Spanish fever and as
Krippe. Spanish influenza ravaged
France in the fourteenth century and
has frequently laid England low. It
is even ref cried to in works of ancient
physicians.
After talking with Health Commis
sioner Woodward, the faculty at Har
vard medical school and physicians at
niv iinsnitut Chicano. where hund
reds of victims are treated. I can give
intlon of the
ryinff out the installments.
?0 oer cent as late os Jan. 30 was in- j cause and effects of this dread dls
terpreted es assurance
that the tifth i ease and ways to avoid It.
nturf of (ifrms.
Spanish influenza has nothing to do
with a bad cold. Hoing a highly Infec
tious diser.se caused by a particularly
energetic germ, it is a parasitic dis
ease. It is one cf the most swiftly
spreading maladies because of the rapid
incubation of the germ. The minute.
H..iik bacillus is found in little
...i i,ivp houeht bonds tiirouch L.rri,ir, r in nalrs. Under the micro-
Ki.. r other s-iicios and pay 10 per j ,-,r,R ,t . Mtn that each bacillus is
mnnili for ariTox i m a t el y ten i .., nt the roles, a clear band re-
months. That arrant m"nt. .-.fficials ; :i,ainjng jn the middl'. In this resrect
: , , ; n tnn.fi,ti(Jl U'turr-'l t ll ' .. vi- Un rlET'I PaCUlUS. At 1
Iiberty Loan would not be Heated be
fore late in February or possibly March.
May Still Pay Bams Monthly.
The initial payment, although due at
the time of pledging, need not te pmu
until Oct. 19. the end of the subscrip
tion period and loan campaign.
The installment dates will not inter
fere with the practice by which many
KING OF BELGIUM
HONORS WAR NURSE
3
s
i
i
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I bank and its cuntomors and the
treasury is not involved.
Eft A I.H'KRTY CONl T17.1V--
ENORMOUS AMOUNT
OF FOODSTUFFS
ARE NEL.
fT'vTTKr. Ft:n?s "-r.t.nr.AM.
WACH1XOTON". Pf. Every
! American soldier Hunting in Frr.m-e qets
j his own weifiit in f.nl every thirty-sw-I
en cays. This ttr,;-tr.nt based upon fu
tures carefully compiled by the food ad
! ministration and the army quart nmas-
i ter 5nral department, a 'pts official
I computation that fa'-h soidi- r eats on
I an average of poumls of food a day
land estimates give the r.v.inie Yankee
i fighter's weigh! nt about 100 pounds.
It reveals that .for the l.TTiO.OOO Tanks
-.. ..,-,,Kle the plague
. . . i,. tiin'ich here it is
louncl in me - "
coni'.aratlvrly inactive, and in enor
in the bronchial mu-
niOUS Ilil :ii - e ; -
cuous. where it l- coughed up to re
new its pernicious worn. This germ
forms toxins or poisons which continue
on the rampage long after uprent re-rve-v.
It exerts such, a perioral de-V.t.-lizinc
effect on the t; su--s that
other '"rinnscrous ,a,cr..-orfr.misnia
...i.;.,k inr;!v are held in che-k run
. ' , ,,.,., mn umonia and sim- I
rn'i, "'' "iw
,.r..,.V.ti..rs lrve-.ep. It potlcj
for the old-f imhloned grippe. "
There is no known serum or anti
toxin that w ill make a person immune
to Spanish Influenza. Salts of quinine,
asperin and Dover's powder afford
some relief, the doctors in Beiston find.
Surgeon-General Gorgas of the atThy
advises the use of dichloramine as a
nose and throat wash, but not one In
a thousand druggists ever heard of it.
Measures of Precaution.
Precautionary measures are simple.
Keep away from Infected persons.
The sick should be separated from
the healthy. Sputa should be received
in vessels containing disinfeant..
Promiscuous spitting and coughing
should bo absolutely prohibited.
Antiseptic gauze masks should be
worn and great care exercised In
handling clothing and all articles that
have come in contact with the. stricken.
Only by loyal and intelligent co-op
eration of the general public can the
epidemic of Spanish influenza b pre
vented from spreading throughout the
country and hampering our war work.
Do your bit.
nt'T a riBrntr bovd todit
MANY ILL IN HAMMOND
Hammond has been hit hard by the
so-called Spanish Influenza though doc
tors say they sec no difference between
It and the old-fashioned grippe. A great
deal o.f sickness is reported and doctors
are kept pretty well on the Jump. The
disease is highly infectious and in some
cases whole families are down with It.
."o fata.ities have so far been reported.
-nil . MBCKTT TOM) TO!'T
S20 NEW" FLU"
CASES THERE
LIBERTY BOND
BILL TO BE SIGNED
mrtT A V TV "PTJTi'C! i ai'e Pinned asah-.st the SindEnours1 line;
LUUA.X -L X -CUXiiJ. taa u.Tjoatg aro aefer.ted; tho BalSias
- wu. ewu.V4.aA LUC L v v. . ..'Jl
liolds a clire threat for Gsraany,
DOIRAN FALLS TO BRITISH.
r;".-;TEr Ppess Cablegram 1
LONDON. Sept. 24. British
troops have captured the important
town of Doiran on the southern
shore of Doiran in. Macedonia, ac
cording to dispatches today.
ACRE, A SEAPORT
CAPTURED BY BRITISH
Il'Nirnr. Press Caelerm1
LONDON, Sept. 24. British
forces have occupied Acre, an im
portant seaport, in Palestine. Acre
is on the Mediterranean, t'venty
two miles northeast of Nazerl!..
The Turks are fleeing eastward.
Allied troops have reached En
salt, ten miles east of the Jordan
and forty miles northeast of Jcrv.-salem.
WASHINGTON." Sept. 2 4 Congress
last mailt completed and sent to the
President the administration bill de
signed to stimulate the sale of Lib
ertv Rnnds bv exemDting from income
'surtax and war excess profits taxes the
Interest on such bonds neia uj ""ji
viduals and corporations in amounts
not In excess of $30,000 of the forth
issue and $43,000 of the first, second
and third issues. The measure also
provides for regulation of foreign ex
change and authorizes an increase in
the issue of war saving stamp from
two billion to four billion. The presi
dent Is expected to sign it tomorrow
so that it will become effective before
the opening of the fourth Liberty Loan
campaign Saturday.
Senate and House conferees changed
the clause authorizing the President to
prohibit in h'.s discretion all transac
tions In Liberty bonds so that i nest
bonds may be sold by the holders
for cash or offered as collateral for
loans. The government will, however,
be empowered to stop the practice of
exchanging the bonds for merchan
dise or making payments on merchan
dise with them.
BUT A riBEBTT BOND TOXAT
LIBERTY LOAN SOON
TO BE ANNOUNCED
BRILLIANT ADVANCES
ARE CONTINUING
wAcnivr'.TOV. Srrt. 24. The,
- - i t inrtir T r. . rt
amount or ine i-ounu i
.forecast as around si xbillion dollars. .
will be announced rUvrrrn Prkss Cab, korau
i,..fr,,.r Vnnrs Terms of the loan nave T -.tt.t r- . J ..
been decided upon by treasury officials i-UVV, Dept. .-Italian
and it is likely the bonds wm oe raj-., troops operating CR the left flank
able in 153S. It is probable Secretary)
- . w.. "J.l.v,fk lUl'fV,-! 14
the Yardar valley have advanced
ireAdon will call for all over-subserii
tions. This, it is estimated, m-iy bring
about seven billion dollars into the
treasury. The three previous war loans
aggregate nine billion nine hundred and
eight v-f our million dollars, of this sum
five billion and thirty-o:-.--nil!lson have
,een raid over to allied governments
and credits o,f nearly SSO'VJOO.OOO more
have been extended but not raid.
BUT A MBKBTT BOND Ijl'AT
THE BLOODY
BOLSHEVIKI
DEFEATED
ten miles since yesterday, accord
ing to a dispatch from the Salonika
front today. The Serbians alone
have taken 12,000 prisoners and
140 guns so far, it is reported.
ECT A UBERTT BOND TOH1I
HUN ATTEMPTS
COUNTER RAIDS
H'nited Press C.mtur.RAM.l
WITH THE AMERICANS ON' THE
rs;TEP rr.css Cablegram." j METZ FRONT. Sept. 24. As'do from
AMSTERDAM, Sept. 24. Counter j artillery bombardments of important
revolutionaries have captured Armavir, oerman centers with counter shelling1
the Bolshevik forces i.eeir.g '-' cf American positions the Wo-vre front
l.i let.
south and sou'heast
Kieff stated today.
a dispatch from
Bt UNITED Pp.fss
CHICAGO, Sept. 24 The Influenza
enidemic at Great Lakes naval station
JUDGE ADVOCATE OF
FORCES IN FRANCE
attacks over
organ . - such
For th.s r
warmth and v
iked and ncak
s ' the heart and
on. r'st. nutri
ics are important
factors in its treatment.
Svmptoms of the Disease.
What iloc It feci like to have Spanish
influrii7.ii f
already emDarr.f 'i irom oui -"' . .. .....rln
r.00 000 pounds of foodstuffs must be 1 Pr. l-.clnun.i " " ,
shipped them every thirty-seven days, j tendent of Uo.ton (Mr Hospital.
But next Julv when our army reaches -When the norm cet to ork the
t nno ftOO men Wi fton.oon pounds of ! patient is uiilenly tnkrn lth ""-
.v. rvm- thir- nil over. There Is vertiso and
ty-sfven .lavs. Purine July less thanjnau-rs and Kon.etln.c nctaul vom.t!n
i..rce timer, the amount of .foodstuffs : . 'lio-.!- matter. I'rontnl hea.le.che
needed bv American soldiers abroad had of special severity r; eiperl-ac-il. ,
been chir red to the allied countries. rains In the eyeballs are lnrrenrd l,y I
-nil a IIHKBTV tuMl Ml'AV-
REPORT NEW BOMB
IN FEDERAL BLDG-.
is under cntiol. a.-corrliPg to a state I 'A''-,"'- V - ''Vi
r-.e,t today from Commandant Moffef j 't ' ' ti' i
li.-rirg th- last twenty-four hour-i 'v & i
320 ne w cases hive developed a- ' , ' y V -t
aeainst for the previous twenty ' 1 n
American raids yesterday retted sime
prisoners.
There was no aerial activity due to
heavy rainfall yesterday. An Indian is
aiding mj'erially In obtaining Informa
tion for the Yankees.
SrT A LiCEETt BOVP TOD AT
HUN ATTACK
IS REPULSED
four hours, it was said. No f.gutes
were given out as to l.c number cf
men in the hospitals or the total of
deaths.
B'.T A LIBERTY S.1ND nrY
1,80 0 ILL FROM
"FLU" ATDIX
! the
Miss Margaret L. Jacob.
King Albert of Belgium has con
ferred the Medaille de la Reine Eliza
beth upon Miss Marparet L. Jacob,
Britisn nurse, for the help she has
piven the Belgian refugees clurine
the war. Miss Jacob has been doing
war work in France for over two
years.
Rt Vnited Press !
CHICAGO. Sept. 24 Guards in the
federal building were doubled today
and every person entering was search
ed following rumors that another bomb
had been found there. Federal and
city officials were investigating the
report.
BrT A LIBEBTT TtOtrB TOPAT
Whadda Mean "Afford?"
n'ilvtejit movement ot tue ?-
It,- Is a ceneral fccliaa of miT
and vic WnoB and Rrrat ilpprcsslon "
spirits. The patient may give 'nay to
neeplng and suffer from insomnia and
occasionally delerlusn. In ome caurn
catarrhal roptoma - y develop, sneh
a runninc nt the eye. xneezlnE nn.I
ore throat. The slands In the throat
pnd neck mr.y well and there may be
npittlnK of bright blood from the phar
nyx. Often tonsllitls appear. There Is
a hnrd dry con5h of a paroxysmal
kind, -worst at night, and h!h y-ver.
panlh Infloensa la Jt a new name
NEWARK. N. J. Sept. 24. Eightee
hundred soldiers r,f Camp IMx were in
the camp base hospital to?.?y, victims
of Spanish Influenza. Of this numbo
have d'Vflored pneumon:."" and are
in a serious r r.oito-r.. Thirty-four I
cold er? lnve di"d fr'-m it.
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Tl EPIDEMIC SPREADS
IN BOSTON, MASS.
Br' I"NiTEr Pufss .
IJOSTON. MASS . "Sept. 24 VIh the
death toll from tho cpiciemic influenza
mounting steadily the schools of Boston
were closed at r.oon today until the dis
ease is stamped out. There were ap
proximately 100 deaths in the twenty
hour period ending today. O.f them sev
en were among men in the first naval
district. Officials also rtpcrted seventy
new cases among the sailors this morning
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Gen. W. A. Bethel. i
I
! il'-OTE'' PKESS CAnt,K!5RAM.7
I.oxnov, ert. 24. 'Last nigM tha
-emy aitae'eed our new positions
titheast of Gavrdle, supporting: their
--.-au'is with V.e-avy barnge," Field
Marshal Haig reportea today.
"This attack w: complrtf !y repulsed
id our lir.es remnln intact. Vv'e Ini
1 ni-nvd o-.;r positions north of .foeuv
i s by a successful minor operation
i last night.
j -We regained a portion of the old
' P''i;ls'.i line so-.ithesst of Voormeereel.
' Hotll raiding parties were cViven off
j last night in the fighting c.P.st cf Ner
v ChapP-H' "
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