Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 26, 1918, Page 8

ee ee. ba Cf | eee of ue ro in lit tis teflon - 2Sca0 -p-aOn~d od EO re} 2 B28 2 Bret Cote iS rignerict pi tr phy ete Dee TSA CeseS Bu BSS Cem ok mataet a) lS S Sievers: TWO MORE CITIES TARE ROM UNS (Continued from Page 1.)’ Fere-en-Tardenois, two miles southeast of Saponay. to the south are also being peppered by Allied Shells. Huns Hurled Back in Efforts to Recapture Positions from British | Sergeant-Major J. R: Falconer, LONDON, July 26.—Germans this morning launched a British recruiting officer, has estab- Districts Sergeant-Major Falconer of Brit- | ish Army Calls for Volunteers From Among Natives of Great Britain local attack against positions taken by the British in the lished headquarters in The Tribune! Meteren sector in Flanders. fighting: They were repulsed after sharp|office on the first floor of the Oil é Exchange building, directly opposite Ce sues gee Tire is ang a . |plea for the British an anadians Two Towns Fall Before the Allied jin Casper, of which there are said ; 2 5 |to be 200 or 300, to enlist now be- Drive on Side of Marne Salient fore they are compelled to and in |this way get to serve in the divisions PARIS, July 26.—The official statement says today: “Yes-|of their choice. terday afternoon the French captured Ville Montoire after de-| Sergeant-Major Falconer, speaking liberate fighting. Further south, Oulchy-le-Chateau fell into for the recruiting mission said: “We the hands of the French. The French progressed east of the | think that bie idl a show ie town and captured four cannon. jishers by enlisting voluntarily in Sut rE, jeither the Canadian or British Yanks Crowd Enemy in Steady jcbcee, a) Mnousennanees young (Aree: your neighbors and friends, Advance, Says General Pershing [ode assied sgtrelias tees foe, os “Between the Ourcq and Marne, our troops continued to|/“® ®7e sure you want to do your WASHINGTON, July 26.—General Pershing today re-|""Ty~ Canadian people in their re- ported under date of Thursday: | cane vglectionaimars ecteaead a de- press the enemy. In the advance eastward they have taken| sire to spend the last dollar and the southern half of the forest of Fere.” send the last man, if necessary, to win this war, and any Canadian now a resident of this country will not be excused on grounds of non-resi-| Hundreds of Prisoners Taken; Huan Army Faces Big Slaughter | The families of Canadians enlist-| PARIS, July 26..—The French captured Oulchy-le-Chateau, head of the family is away fighting the principai German resistance center on the west side of the|to make the world a safe place for | salient, and Ville Montoire, midway between Soissons and his family and yours to live in. | Oulchy, together with hundreds of additional prisoners, twenty |,. P"listment will be for the dura- machine guns and four cannon, in fierce struggles. [eon oe A er yand reer Dae dae The Germans face a withdrawal across the Ourcq under) aul details as fo pay, allwences | the same costly circumstances that marked their Marne cross-|and so forth, may be obtained by ing. The Allied advance, despite temporary checks at some |calling on the Scotch major at the points, is gradually proceedings along three highways into |Tecruiting office in the Oil Exchange Fere-en-Tardenois. German losses in this region are stag-|>ilding. Major Falconer has fought paring: ‘ : in many of the earlier battles of the war and he knows what he is talking} By United Press.) about when he urges the need of} [ WITH THE FRENCH ARMY IN FRANCE, July 26.—The entire |pew "on, take the place of the German position within the Marne salient is such that it may fall at listed in the first calls for men. any moment as the result of some sharp forward move by the allies | ; affecting a vital part._ It is for this reason that German commanders have ordered their men to hold on at all costs while defense positions | ook ote tote to Me eae a eX os a as te ees te > \ | (Continued From Page 1) _| I, for my part, am anxious to see/ jevery community in America rise above the level, with pride anda “We proudly claim to be cham-| jpions of democracy. If we really are, in deed and in truth, let us see! M od |states and nation are ready to do! |their duty. We are at this very mo- ment fighting lawless assion. Ger-!| }many has outlawed herself among the! {nations because she has disregarded! the sacred obligations of law and has, made lynchers of her armies. Lynch- |fixed resolution which no man or. set| to it that we do not discredit our} .> ks $ ers emulate her disgraceful example. | }of men can afford to despise. | town. I say plainly that every Amer-| jican who takes part in the action of a mob or gives it any part of coun-| o¢, |tenance is no true son of this great |democzacy, but its betrayer, and does} jmore to discredit her by that single @ Here You Are “KLENZO” TOOTH PASTE is a new. product just introduced on the market and is con- ceded to be the best tooth preparation of its kind ever manu- factured. It has an entirely different effect on the teeth and gums from other preparations, leaving them cool and with a cleaner sensation. Try it and be convinced. This popular product now has a sale in the United States of several million tubes a week. 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