Halg's Mighty Thrust
MO louger tan Germany speak or "retiring j
as we had planned, to positions nre 1
v.ously selected." The great forward thrust |
Haig h armies has carried them through I
positions the German high command would i
have given much to retain. Vimv ridge and i
Hrmsh1? <M" Mroneho,d ar? held now bv '
* I PH a"<i def,iU(k'd by British gun* I
Almost within reach of Haig's artillery lie
those French coal Hold, which have l,..? !
among the most precious prizes the Germans |
?on in the first months of the war. Another
success and ?,e.v will ?assl |??, p?SB"asl,.n
I'! , . ?f lho,r ownvrB? I'ouai lies just i
\V? ? ' 8,1,1 1,aCk ?f thal town lho lin? of the '
predicted "!''ch ,nany war commentators have i
" f'h? (,oniia,'H be forced to I
il l ? ?re<netlons are verified by !
the event, nearly the whole occupied portion !
"'/''nee will know no more the foot o ?
invader and the despoiler. 1
Whether such successes will be attained '
me v in show, for resistance is certain to be j
desperate. Hut there will he no more !
just now. or "strategic retreats." |
? ongrehsman Ivitchin has seen tl.e light
dis"rl"t " "r'S >? home
( ultlvate Vacant T?ot.s
IN' offering the use of vacant lots for garden
nig. that North Richmond real estate
dealer has set an excellent example which
iwTll have to f "">t this cot.ntrv
'?rV'^z :r;:?>-?
UireatetiluK condition Is t? increaVX'Co!ln'
> S produce. and a contdderal.le par or ,
ocreaso mim ' 1
productivity into fertility.
1 ards and gardens must be added to farms
the work''but have?no Tvl,? nro to do
out have no garden plots.
