Haig's report declared that the German line had been penetrated, "everywhere," and that satisfactory progress had been made. General Haig also reported the capture of Fresno Le Petit, less than two and a half miles from the German line of communication between Cambrai and St. Quentin. General Moscow Woodmen Start a Revival Local Camp of the A.O.W. Plan Big Things for the Future The Woodman camp in Moscow will become active again after many years of inexertion, if the plans of District Manager C.E. Horton materialize. Mr. Horton has secured the cooperation of the following members to infuse new blood into the order, and place Mt. Moscow Camp No. 228 in the first ranks among Moscow fraternal societies: C.J. Orland, R.R. Sherfey, E.C. Collins, John T. Crow, S.R. McGowan, J.R. Collins, Dr. J.J. Clarke, Geo. H. Moody, J.H. Forney, H. Vennigerholz, M.M. Collins, N.J. Neely, J.J. Anthony, Dr. C.L. Grit, B. Ro land Hodgins, Dr. F.L. Barrows, F.L. Moore and H.R. Smith. With the assistance of these neighbors and many attractive features to be offered by the order, it is only a question...  Of time when the camp will be in full swing. There will be a meeting of the above mentioned neighbors soon to outline the work for a short and active campaign. Notice of the meeting. 