The evening world. Newspaper, July 19, 1918, Page 4

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Pritchard, 331 Spring St. N.Y FOR WEAK LuNGs OF throat troubles se threaten to become ‘obronic, nd. be ae man LONDON, east The above is an Italian official phe hall of the Quirinal Royal FRANCO-TALIAN TROOPS RETAKE ‘WOUNDED SOLDIERS DINING IN ni dilla BANQUET HALL AMERICAN FLYERS alace at Rou THEIR OLD LINES | America region where t day thrust a mile Rheims Mountain. On the offensive reports from recaptured = M | tanve where | overlooking th | them an ob: few cent grant lotion | into the and hands each da freckles, sunburn, o Geenpene ane pow tn the aw} white the skin becomes “| harmless, ae mer tomtente to enti rman | yward rvd Valley Make Adve July or Divisions Rheims S ilient. 19 and French extreme east of the Ge in Champagne, revecupled their old lines for of three r attempts have ermans in that re f Germans had in ® — While |Gouraud Saale | Many Ger- | the | the wore driving Othere in weolens ond silke ve- || ‘be Germans back on the duced to $3.50, $6.95 front yes the Allied | struck hard blows against the enemy - Jon both sides of the Rheims salic ed areata eee a 1a half towaid the k our miles down g lotion sunburned, tunned or freckled w This give dis No made by advanced and Chene French aly ta west of these villages, Marty Geen reported t slight 9 north of ted to the soulawest mans, below the Marne, but here has been t LEMON JUICE TAKES OFF TAN ° THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JULY 19, 1918. wounded. Although blinded with blood, he succeeded in bringing his| ¢ machine to earth. ‘ George Trunure of Lenox, Mass.| downed a sausage balloon after three | unsuccessful scoring his} » third aerial Six Amer appear if the jates French jou Two of these make mention of Paul F, Baer of Mobile, United Flying Corps, praising “his remark able audacity in making six flights in one day and bringing down two Ger High & Low Heels 3] AVENGE ROOSEVELT BY SHOOTING 14 640 Paire Wate Washable Kid and ; nans.”” ‘The second citation, dated ‘ ena Genuine Buckskin Boots “Lieut. Bae bd ht do his protheninLee - Cables Thac|ciahth enemy airplane and did not ‘ . - hesitate the next day t tac! Quentin’s Companion Is | within the enemy ines a patrol of su. | . ' eri bers, th hich he en Sure He Landed Unhurt. | fazed inva ferve combat trom whicl d not return.” me ut, Raer was reporte June. Since then it announced that he w Roosevelt was more hopeful] sh than at any time since news| came that his youngest son, Quentin Roosevelt, was missing after an air fight behind the German lines On his return from Saratoga he re- ceived this cable message from his son-in-law, Sutmeon Major Richard officially Lieut. | Prisoner In a German camp MORE GERMANS WINGED BY AMERICANS. In announcing that Lieut Putnam of Newton, nis eleventh enemy tell how two other David Tass, shot di ane, de All Day Saterday, | | ches | It 3 Uptowa st man machin Derby, now in Paris: tigent | “ere brought down by Americans in " t “Companion aviator confident} the Toul sector En B Quentin landed unhurt.” Eugene Jones of Chicago and agie oo ops A. G. Tobin of San Antonio, Tex “Well, that is certainly more hope- ful,” commented the Colonel, “My son-in-law went over with the Ma- rines and has been invalided to Paris while protecting a squadron of ub-| at servation machines, encountered « man airplanes ‘ni They promptly attacked th Broadway at 0th. B but Jones's machine ¢ for w days. t jammed. Tobin sent “Of course, we can't be sure yet! ames, and ) that Quentin's cormpatiion was cot-| which he meat ahaa FREE Typewriter rect, However, if he was it means| | According r rece Instruction ‘ ; sing Principal and Mrs that Quentin landed behind the Ger- pi ete Ge man lines and is now a prisoner.” wagon of Morris & proficient typist J., from their son, | cost to yourself YANKEE FLYERS AVENGE | Lieut ae rh w ah Royal Fly e evening classe Ex- ing Corps,he has brought down his sec s YOUNG ROOSEVELT. 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