Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - October 3, 1918, Winnipeg, Manitoba M today s weather fair and1warmer. Temperatures yesterday maximum 47.2 minimum warships assisting the rapid Advance toward the North sea foreshadows the a possible Early evacuation of Ostend by the germans. British warships Are As sisting. Vol. 45. Sim rises 7.31 . Bets 7.04 . Moon rises 6.10 sets 6.07 .. Winnipeg thursday october a morning pages no. Hun Retreat Flanders germans giving ground South of la Basse canal retiring on wide front with British pressing them hard gains near routers allies Advance slightly in outskirts of capture important ground australian Success near be Cate let allies mopping up and consolidating gains a germans Are in wide front North peace among Balkan nations is desired Paris oct. 2. If the allies have succeeded in ending hostilities in Macedonia it is to be hoped thai we will also succeed in reaching an agree ment which Mill bring about pasting peace among the Balkan was a statement made to newspaper men last night by take Jonescu for Mer minister of the Interior of Rou mania who is visiting Allied countries in the interests of his native land. Roumania mis it gel Back the territory on the other aide of the Danube now occupied by the he continued. It is indispensable to Ward economic life and would in no Wise be a bulgarian capitulation. Bul Garia would have other advantages which would More than counter bal Ance the Mere withdrawal of her armies from the territory. Allied troops will approach the Danube and the romanian will Lake up the wrenched from it by the so called peace of Bucharest. The handful of germ Anopheles who sought to Dishonour their country will scatter like chaff. The new romanian will exceed in valor the old one. It is As a belligerent that i am speak French troops dominate Plain All along canal Complete capture of St. Thierry Massif occupying Pou Titton and x St. Thierry fort enemy making desperate efforts to defend ones against Gen. Gouraud s forces Over a and South of la Kassee canal with the British closely Inz them according to Field marshal Haig s report from Headquarters tonight. J the statement reads j on oct. 1 the operations in i Flanders under the command of j the King of Belgium developed i favourably despite the resistance of the enemy the energetic belgian and French troops made sew Progress in the direction of i Hoo Glede and routers. South of rulers the British troops Cap ing to you and i am proud of it. Above All there should be no peace allies enter asked. Defence of great trusted to Canadian troops capture villages tured Lecle Ghem on the routers Raih Mayx British detach ments crossed the Lys Between item cd and comines. British Aerial squadrons Lieh Tei Velde causing a fire at. The railway station. They smashed through barriers highest Praise Given Pomin Ion s soldiers in press germans flooded Region South of Chall Range but unable to Check French Advance the Canadian forces. Oct. 1. J. F. B. Livesay Canadian i press by Ore Aiso broke up several enemy con ithe forty sixth British division which an i Hud taken Over our left flank South 1 of the sense canal the Canadian Cor s thrust Forward today a Spear with the French in France. Oct. 2. 2 . General Berthelot s forces in the course of the night and this morning completed their con quests of St. Thierry Massif North West of Rheims occupying Pou Litton and taking the fort of str Thierry. The French now dominate the Plain to the East and threaten the German positions All along the Aisne Marne canal from Betheny to the North Ami including the fort where were posted the guns that accomplished the greater part of the destruction of Rheims. The French lines were slightly northward Betheny. The Conquest of the important Posi Tion around St Thierry and the and Vance of Gen. Gouraud s men in the Region of St. Marie a by in the Champagne increases the Gravity of the situation for the German forces holding the Heights to the East of Rheims. Further slight advances by Joth Gourand and Berthe Loflin these regions will make of the a Beimer Ujj latent another from which tie Ger mans will find an exit with difficulty. Organize defence of Crozat canal fighting continued during the night in the suburbs of St. Quentin. The germans were trying to repair the breach made there in the Hinde Wiburg by organizing a. Defence of the Crozat canal where they have massed a great number of machine guns to the outskirts of Cambrai and North West of that City hut Northeast of St. Quentin the British under a Vio Lent counter attack have been forced d Lescaut. At Daybreak a great bar rage was line and cording to Field marshal s communication issued today. The text of t be communication follows Laid Down along the entire _ under this concentration i much of the enemy s machine gun system wilted and disappeared. Troops of the first. Fourth and third Canadian divisions in that or Der from North to South jumped off this morning the enemy i instantly it. Yive minutes later Quentin the enemy Cion a. Barrage along bar Only Northeast o with fresh troops from his reserves had been 0 un6i but u round and succeeded in pressing Back our i was empty. Much of the High troops from the Village of Sec Duehart vhf cd hindered or end bladed our and when his Progress stopped. Vance yesterday was so on in our local fighting has taken place to Starling it the North we Cap Day North of Crevecoeur Aba court. Bant Igny and ble and West of , but i court our Villers and the line of the prevent the French troops from Cross ing. Without change in the situation. As a res ill of their operations yesterday last night in the neighbourhood of Cambrai. Canadian hold the of Teti Vilie str my and the High per ounce Wes of Darly this morning the enemy commenced to withdraw on a wide Tho germans Are expected to Inake a. Desperate defence in that sector in order to facilitate their retirement to a secondary position behind the Hin Denburg line. In the Champagne the enemy also is redoubling his efforts to hold off Gen. Gouraud s forces on the line Montrois Dorfeuil Liry. The Heights Here Cut by Steep Cliffs and deep rav Ines and studded with clumps of Trees ind thickets furnish excellent positions for defense. These positions Are being fiercely defended the germans retiring Only step by step and Multi plying their counter attacks at Alj Points where the French troops and Vance Road thence , where we i Gen. Gouraud s Man this morning have established a Bridgehead on the canal d Lescaut North of Cambrai we hold the Woods of Moren chies Pont d Aire. The line was pushed on and wedged in the massed enemy defence in the Sharp salient formed by the sense and the d Lescaut canal. Last with Torren from South of Bassee i night it was bitterly cold canal. Our troops Are following them j Tia Rains. The troops detailed for closely and have taker prisoners. The kick off suffered from this in in after maintaining Strong pressure prov Secl shelter for the most part on inc enemy throughout the earlier though some battalions were Lucky a t of the Day in the afternoon the enough to occupy Boche dugout in 32m division attacked the Centre of the line which runs front Fon sommes to the neighbourhood of Beau Rev Cir. The attack was successful. Sunken roads. The elements however could not Dampen their ardor nor could their heavy losses of the last few Days. All ranks were animated by the sense of the great Honor entrusted to them of breaking the enemy defense behind Cambrai and Felt that whatever troops May be the first to enter that City it will have been won by the Canadian corps. This important Suc Cess is not to be minimized. The magnitude of the task has already been explained and Victory Over such conditions is a signal Triumph indeed. Toronto Coal situation. Toronto oct. Situation As regards be Coal Supply of the prov Ince is becoming More acute. Ship ments of Anthracite in this direction Are much below will con it. Tine extremely Light until after the ten years for . Niagara Camp oct. 2. Joseph Henry conscientious e Jector. Who was in the Central c Tario regiment was sentenced _ Kingston Penitentiary for Teri years the Cana j Williams formerly was a member of anticipated the Northwest mounted police. Orth of this Point goncourt was Charr to of the inc my and the aus tr.i.1 runs completed the capture of the s defences South of 1-.e Cate in ind Gouy. In he sector South of Cambrai a fierce struggle All Day was termin Stec by a successful attack at dusk. As i result of which zealand and Anglo Scott Ali troops drove the enemy from Cre Venocur and Romilly 2m established themselves on the ground Oas and North of these villages. Several Hundred prisoners were Takra by us in these canadians in hot fight. British head i garters of. Canadian press de-1 closing of navigation. Spa cd from Cor cables although the Lila Zed up this morning with intensity later the infantry decreased the Cam Quentin front. We Are busily engaged in mopping up and consolidating our gains. Man attack yesterday i be heaviest enemy assault which i engaged two fresh storm troop Divi j Siovie hence furious fighting with the i canadians gradually gaining the the enemy is unquestionably be ginning to feel the heavy losses sus tarried in War materials. He has for i some time now employed liquid air As a. Substitute for High explosives. I forcing the Bea Revoir wean Wrt line yesterday the English flirty second division bore a conspicuous part finally breaking i through the last outpost of the Sieg j line which enabled the attack 10 swing northward athwart the Ger mans massed below Cambrai. The i statement that the germans fired j appears to be unconfirmed. Is now believed that the fire was caused by the burning of Armuni won dumps. British Headquarters in France. Whole of Hindenburg system Bekna tha Tunnel is reported to be in British hands. Strong patrols Art corking cautiously through the Tun be. And its Many lateral galleries., the australians Are exploiting Inch gains of yesterday. In the of that Only report thus continued on i ase i highest French honors awarded col. Bishop . Ottawa oct. Department of Public information Lias received the following Cable from the Canadian Over seas military authorities . W. A. Bishop v.c., . With m.o., d-f.c., Canada s greatest fighting airman was today made a Ehe Variel of the French legion of. Honor of the first class and awarded the Croix is Guerre with Palm Leaf for his distinguished service in the Xone of the French armies. Burst through a very deep line of wire defences South of Dorfeuil and dry and took a formidable position by assault. Bitter struggle in the wooded Valley of the Aisne East of Liry and Northeast of Boucon Ville which has been transformed into a series of centres of resistance a very hard struggle took place ending in the occupation of the most import ant positions by Gen. Gouraud s men who at the same time took a great amount Booty. Tho fighting extended farther East where the germans had flooded the Region South of Chall Range. Here the French troops advancing with the same intrepidity As they have shown throughput this Battle took the farm of Joy eur and the Railroad station at. Autry cont fees Autry North of bin Arville also fell into the hands of the French after Sharp fight Retreat along Aisne canal Paris oct. Berthelot s this afternoon reached the Aisne canal Points. The germans Are retreating All along this front. The Progress of Allied in Flanders continues unchecked notwithstanding the stiffen ing resistance of the germans. Insurance men Confer. May be offence for agents to induce change of companies. Regina sask., oct. Decisions reached at the conference of the insurance superintendents re presenting the governments of on Tario Manitoba Alberta and Saskatchewan includes one which seeks to make it an offence for a life insurance agent to induce a Man to discontinue a policy in one company for the purpose of taking out a a Why in another company. Standard clauses in regard to casualty and sickness insurance policies were decided on. Similar action will be taken in re Sim to automobile insurance the details of which were left to Vav. J. Vale superintendent of insurance for Ontario. Hun armies in number of dangerous salient on Western Battlefront the Moat significant news from the Western front is that the Ger mans Are re thag on a wide front North and South of the la Bassee canal. This Section of their Lina lies just North of that town now in Allied Possession and Tieres. The retrograde movement is the logical outcome of the Advance of the British belgian forces East of Ypres and along the Lys Valley. That and the Extension of the Allied j Inea to Cambrai has had the effect of placing the Lens Armenti Erea front at the Point of a salient in which the germans win find themselves trapped As they were in the St. Mihiel salient by the americans unless they beat a speedy Retreat. Further North the British and belgian troops have maintained their Progress and have captured several More towns. Routers is momentarily expected to be occupied by the allies. Their line is already beyond the routers Menin Road and they Are encircling Menin itself. The depth of the Advance East of Ypres a Aheady such As practically to isolate the belgian coast positions from the remainder of the German front. British monitors Are heavily bombarding the District from the sea and a very slight further Adwa Rice will compel the Retreat of the germans from. Ostend. The same effect is being produced South of the new belgian front and the abandonment of Tieres Lille and Douai is ensured. Where along the entire front from Cambrai to Verdun the. Allied armies Are maintaining their offensive. The French have occupied St. and progressed to the eastward. At some Points they Are close to the Oise River and their positions threaten to place la Fere and Laon in As awkward a salient As that formed by the British advances further North. French capture important maa if. North of French have captured the Massif of St. Thierry. The ring of forts forming the defences of Rheims on the North though of use under modern conditions of warfare Mark the natural defensive positions which have enabled the germans to hold their lines close to Rheims since Early in the War. These positions rest in the Northwest of the City on the St. Thierry Massif and its evacuation evinces the decision of the enemy to Bow to the inevitable and to retire before the French and american drives in the Champagne Render Retreat difficult and North of the Southern Section of the Argonne Forest the French have captured the Entrance to the it and the Northern half of the Forest at Chall Range and Are extending their front through it to Ward grand pre to meet that of the americans who Are approaching its Eastern end. The Centre of the line Lias been completely smashed Between St. Que Ritin and be Caselt by the forces of Field with whom the americans Are brigade. Further ground has been won in the outskirts of Cambrai of that City. In one sector North of St. Quentin the British were forced to ret Irit from a Village under a heavy German counter attack. Some american troops which had reached positions Well in Advance of the general line were surround _ de by the Erv ferny held out for released killing Many of the in Erity who sought to capture them. Occupies Damascus x in Palestine general Allenby has occupied Damascus taking Over prisoners arid securing the Junction of the Hejaz railway with the line from Beyrouth which town is in the Possession of the French cavalry under his command. The Endeavor of the germans to represent the action of Premier Malinoff of Bulgaria in concluding the military convention with the entente allies As lacking the support of the nation is discredited by the speech of King Ferdinand to parliament in which the Promise is made that a full statement of Bulgaria s position will be Laid immediately be fore the representatives of the people. A lecture at Munich or. Solf the German colonial Secretary repeated the determination of the germans to insist upon the return of their african colonies and. Hinted that Belgium Portugal and France had Fel Arger possessions there than was equitable. Or. Solf has been named the successor to count Yon Hertling and his utterances have Peculiar significance in the Light of that F.C.. Germany has clearly abandoning the conflict except upon the basis of negotiation. The intention of Roumania to re enter the War when the allies Stab themselves on the Banks of the Danube and the demand for tile re turn to that country the. Territory in the Dob Rudja annexed by the bulgarians under the treaty Bucharest was voiced yesterday in an interview in Paris by take oko Nescu formerly romanian minister of the Interior. Allenby s forces enter Amascus syrian capital Falls to May end turkish resistance in Palestine f Rome oct. 2. According to advices received Here today a Genera flight of germans from Sofia and constantinople has be the information comes from Swiss sources. London oct. Than turks were taken prisoner when Gen. Allenby s forces occupied Damascus the War office announced tonight. The statement says of. An austra Lian mounted division entered Damas Cus monday night. At 6 ., oct. 1, the City was occupied by this Rittah and by a the Arab of King Hussein. Over prisoners were taken. After its surrender with tha exception of necessary guards All the Allied to oops were withdrawn from the City for the time being. The local authorities remain responsible for its St. Quentin now completely in hands of French entire sections of City in flames and explosions continually occurring Many towns and villages carried yesterday by French on various fronts of Lille by germans Paris oct. 2 havas the Matin announces that the Ger mans Are evacuating Lille and thai the commander there has requisitioned All Means of transportation even wheelbarrows and baskets to away the Booty. The newspaper adds hat evacuation of the townspeople to belgian towns near the German Bor Der is being pursued hastily. A despatch from the dutch Border asserts that the governor Gen eral in Belgium has Given secret instructions to the governors of the pro to Send. Hae ily All archives to j Allied aviators have flown Over Brussels dropping thousands of lamp heels telling the it Niblic Bif have a Itile More their hour of liberation is near. 9 splendid Progress made North of Vesle Prince s in danger Paris oct. French have now passed beyond Quentin Northeast East arid Southeast of the town according to the havas Agency they hold a line running along the Somme in of Tro Quoy to a Ouvry and then along the St Quentin be Fere Road to the River Oise at yen Deuil. Entire sections of the City Are in flames and explosions Are heard in the City continually. Fighting e6ntimies North of the town where the French have made Progress. The French gained the Tunnel of the St. Quentin canal at to on Quoy and continue to and Vance eastward. The City Hall of St. Que Tux appears to he in tact but it. Is be to combat Distase influenza cases decreasing in . Army Camps but. On. Increase among civ41ians the capture of Damascus Marks an Advance of 1.30 Miles by general Allenby s september 20, the Day he launched his victorious at tack North of Jerusalem. In that time the British have captured More than prisoners destroyed at least three turkish armies and driven the enemy from Palestine and a great part of Syria. Damascus is the turkish base in Syria and Palestine and its reported fall probably Means the end of the turkish resistance to general Allenby in Palestine and Syria. The which dates Back to the Dawn of his tory. Is Point of railroads Jaris oct. Towns Vil were carried today by the French troops on the various fronts according to the War office announce ment tonight. Especial Progress was made North of the Vesle. The state ment says the enemy has been forced from St. Quentin which we completely occupy. Faubourg d Isle. To the South advanced to Stancourt Ana Are holding Moy. North of. The Vesle River we Cap tured Proucy Uyenco Art Buff liner eur Villers Franqueur and Lauroy and carried lines to the Border South of co Amicy and Champagne in the course of the afternoon we eased our positions Southwest of Dorfeuil and gained a footing on. The Heights South of Man Parisi oct. Quentin is taken and the Corner Stone of the Hinden Burg system has fallen. Thanks to the prodigious unrelenting efforts of of general Debeney and general Tawlinson under the general direction of general Fayolle that Fine who now commands the group of armies in that sector it i a most resounding Triumph. But it is not the Only place where Victory smiles upon the Allied . St. Quentin s fall shakes the whole German system. Its effect will be widespread. This will be accentuated by the Strong push that is being made in the upper Oise Valley. The allies Here Are the multiple water ways upon which the enemy so largely based his defences. Before them lies the open country which is Ideal for tanks. Under the circumstances the hold ing by the Crown Prince s armies of their positions on the Ailette and the Aisne is out of the question. Out flanked from the North and harried by general Mangin who is now along the Aisne As far As South of Caronne. The Crown Prince s armies Are in much Graver position than were those of generals von Boehm and von Hutmier on the Marne and the avre in july. The danger threatens the Armie leading to the port of Beirut and a opposing general Gouraud. Thus the first logical result of the capture of Aleppo 180 Miles Aleppo is the Northeast. Most important turkish base in this Region of Asia minor As a Junction Point of the railroads from Palestine and Mesopotamia. Damascus is the capital of the Vil yet of Syria and has a population of about one of the holy cities and the arabs it As one of the four paradises on Earth. The troops which have effected this move Are cavalry forces. Prisoners and five guns some were taken from the enemy rear guards Accord ing to an earlier dispatch. Asked for of surren dlr the turkish commander at Damascus asked for terms of sur Render according to a report to the Manchester Gazette. A eat Meh. Report. Issued is the weather report at is John s meteorological Observatory at 7 pm yesterday tem Pera Luro maximum for preceding 12 hours n Nisum. For Prece clans 12 hours kor time. Port Arthur 46, fair Winnipeg. 42 Clear Minn Flosa. 42, Clear a a 54 Clear Prince Albert. 52, fair current 62, Clear Medicine hat. 08, 47.2 sl2.1-1 service it wire c la Switt battled Oro. 64, Clear Calgary classified display when the want is scarce and difficult to find the sturdy Little want and is a strenuous worker and willingly shoulders every Load placed upon it. At times however the task is great and its fulfilment difficult. Then the big brother of comes to your Call. Classified display revels in. Difficult tasks. If Youn is at All billable classified will do the work. Somewhere in the free press concourse there is some one who Waii fill your need. When the Hunt proves too great for the Little j want classified display is your better resource. Login St. Quentin must be the Retreat of the enemy from the Laon Nois and Cham pagne sector if he wishes to escape disaster. But it will not be enough that their line Breaks up under the blows of tie allies. A general German Retreat becomes More and imperative. The problem for general Ludendorff is How to prevent it from being converted into a disaster which is the usual sequel of a retirement of masses closely engaged in a formidable struggle. Shout news to huns american Headquarters in France oct. Of the bulgarian armis Tice has been received with rejoicing s by the troops who shouted it across to the enemy lines where the lines were near enough. The change in the weather to cold and dry has made the Roada again available for traffic. The enemy opposition continued but there Are i dictations that the fighting is of a covering character and that he con templates a a More Dis j Tant line of defence j found guilty of sedition. I Weyburn. Oct. In the provincial police court vim. Gullen an austrian was charged j with sedition before justices of the peace Kinards and j. C. Wadding ton Gullen was working with a outfit in the Ilc Taggart District. The court found the Pris Oner guilty and fined him ?100 and report evacuation freight men go out of strike i at ten o clock ultimatum presented to Grant Halup i ., by committee represent Zilfi i ing employees unless terms complied with strike of freight handlers clerks and station employees called principal Points Between William an Pacific coast affected f or. Hall defers statement new serum discovered by or. Tuft expected be big Aid in preventing spread Washington oct. Reports today to the office of the surgeon general of the showed decreases in the number of new cases of Span fish Camps information coming to the Public health service was that the disease was rapidly spreading1 Amonjr. The civilian population Ever the country. The malady has 43 states and the District of Columbia and besides new it is epidemic in tide water Virginia South Carolina and other places. It was re ported particularly prevalent along the Atlantic Seaboard and the Gulf vigorous Steps to combat the disease have been taken by the Public health service and doctors and nurses have been ordered to several places where the epidemic is most severe. The num Ber of new cases in Arjay Camps during the 24 hours ending at noon today was slightly More than a decrease of from the total reported from the Day before pneumonia in the Camps also showed a decrease with 876 new cases and 71 deaths. Influenza cases at All Camps now number More than with 645 cases of pneumonia the epidemic began and 2.148 dub the. Public schools were closed Heye to Day because of the rapid spread More than teachers and pupils Al ready had been dismissed for observation and other measures will be taken to prevent the. Epidemic obtaining too great a foothold. New serum discovered Boston oct. Daily death toll from Spanish influenza and pneumonia which had been mounting steadily since the epidemic started on sept. 14, took a sudden drop to Day. Forty persons died of pneumonia and 135 of influenza a total of 175 for the 24 hours ending at 10 o clock tonight. This decrease of 27 deaths from yesterday s figures. Hope that the epidemic was being checked elsewhere to be warranted by reports received from other sections of the state. Although so cities and towns outside of bos ton reported new cases and 101 deaths a slight increase Over yester Day a number of places not included in the previous Day s figures were tabulated today. A new serum a preventative of ii flu Enza discovered by o Leary bacteriologist at tuft s College is sex three thousand men engaged freight handlers railway clerks and. A station employees employed on . And All the principal Points Between fort William and the coast have determined to go on at 10 o clock this morning unless favourable response is made by management of the Road to their de. Rands. The men claim that the award acid its subsequent ments should be made effective for play 1 last. The award has Alree been recognized by the company become operative August 1, and t difference in the dates appears to the whole Bone of Contention. Calgary men have been on Mitory named at the time stated this Tiv morning. At the conclusion of the meeting the follow Ujj statement Grant Given out by. The. Executive i. handed to or. General manager and Dent of the Western lines behalf of the v7estern federation Irr brotherhood of freight railway clerks and station pm3 Plo yees which expires at 10 thursday morning. It no word is in reply to an inquiry it was by members of the committee Coll need on Page shot at wife jamming of Cartridge prevented double tragedy in fort William fort William ont., oct. The damming of a Cartridge in the Magazine of a 38-calibre automatic pistol averted a double tragedy in the City today. This afternoon Paul Paul son a who had been living for some time apart from his wife called at the House where she was living and drawing the pistol fired Pointblank at her the Glrst shot wounding her in her hand which she had put up As if to protect herself. He tried to Sre a second shot but the Cartridge jammed and the. Missed fire. By this time neighbors had fathered and the Man made off. Holding the gun to his own head and endeavouring to fire a Bullet through his own brain. Foiling in this be ran to the needing River and jumped in. Two men who were in a boat saw him plunge in and rowed out and after some struggling managed to bring unconscious to the Shore. The woman is now in the Mckellar Hospital Here while the Man is under medical treatment in the cells in a state and apparently lapsing from time to time into acute convulsions. Payment of the Fine to an additional three months imprisonment.1 on tuesday before the same justices Gullen was found Gushy of cruelty to animals and fined ?25 costs and one month in. Jail the two to run concurrently. Turkey making indirect approaches to allies the men at other Points had harder for a decision and the matter. Or. Hall declined to talk. Grant Hall president general manager of the ., no statement to make when gated by a free press reporter night. Following his with Tho men s representatives Ter Day afternoon he intimated a statement by the company v a be issued this morning. Beyond he would not discuss the situation remarks result in arrest of mrs. Knight charged with seditious Ture seized in North end _ tiie City police acting on Tiou Laid by the military District Tell gence office arrested sirs. Jane Knight of Edmonton at yesterday afternoon. The arrest effected in fort. Rouse while Knight was preparing to leave forja Servi the United states. The prisoner will appear before Hugh John Macdonald in the court this morning. When charge will be Laid of having used seditious language calculated to detract from the United Effort of tiie Canadian the offence is said to Haye been committed in the Rex Theatte last sunday evening when Knight addressed a gathering of in Ternate final socialists under the chair Manship George literature seized in North end of. And a squad City police in conjunction Wii ii party of the guides who form the a Jis intelligence department i under the District intelligence made a successful Raul in the North i is end of the City yesterday the parties proceeded in two mobiles and divided the work. Consisted of ten seizure of seditious tween them. The. Liberty Temple and Mari yet i i i London oct. Has made further indirect approaches to the allies through financial channels which Are being considered by the British War Cabinet the. Standard says it learns on Good authority. Important developments the newspaper adds Are expected. Quantity Etc. All of a nature claimed seditious was seized. I the seizure was made under i authority conferred by a recenter to Council and it rests with Crown As to whether or not i cautions will follow. Yankee airmen claim record. With the american armies oct. .3.1 curing september the first Ameri can Pursuit group of air planes to. More than seventy Battles Avera Gln two Boches for every three pilots-.10, Only four pilots i lost. Is a would s record ;