New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 19, 1918, Page 5

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Silhouetted against the sky, they are not only determined but picturesque as well as they “Carry on.” Moving up the guns in France is an interesting but difficult maneuver owing to the soft character of the ground and the great weight of the guns. Despite the labor involved the men are always cheerful because the guns are moving toward the enemy. When the big British guns are shelling the German trenches, the noise of the cannonading is often ard on the south coast of Kent, land, and even as far as the out- rts of London. “Can_the Germans break through m the Western front?” Major Guth- rie was asked. ho nt two and one- the front in France, son that if wounded, to the ualty the earliest pos- the conse- The boy back it to avoid When reproved aid, “Why, Our major rs. e ground before me, nd died, was re- jor Guthrie’s son en te and is now a cap- | ventor | Allen, Sperry and © From Long Tslam of Nuptials: 1 ae York Feb. B. now a navy Rviaty evening fror Massapequa, where he is statighed, with Miss Winifred Allen, his ncee, to Gover- and, and the fwo were married there a few minutes after they landed by the Dr. A. B. Smith, curate of t. Cornelius’ Chapel, on the island. I'he pair had been engaged for ome time, but Licutenant Sperry was busy \with Massape- that he could few leave for h M however, had full confidence in her fiance’s skill as an aviator, rangements were made for the wed- ind about an hour before the New Lawrence Sperr; and vesterday Rev. S0 his du ies at only Perhapsif your head were as clear as a whistle, it would not ache— Try Kondon's (qua et hours’ ma so ar- ding - and | tain in the Canadian Expeditionary “Two and a half years ago they time set for it the for your two climbed into val avia and s ! newer p could not do it, and they might as well try to pull the sun from the heavens as to break through now,” spirited reply, an airplane at the station at Massapequa Governors deeper ireat | Forces. A Britain and Canads concerned, | Just dawn is a favorite they are determined to fizht on until| time for troops in France to move up the Germans are thoroughly beaten.|to the front line trenches and pre-! before headache (at no cost toyou) 50,000,000 have used this 29-year-old re- medy. 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