Americans Reach Five Miles From Metz In Meuse Advance
In a Meuse river drive dated November 5, American forces reached within five miles of Metz and crossed the river's east bank at Brienles and Clery Je Poli. They pressed their line beyond the forest north of Stonne and freed five hundred civilians in Beatmont after four years of German occupation.
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Meaier Tivson
Milly
Devant-Dun
Meuse
Garmans
Americas
Tletunne
Stanne
la Resace
Yonec
Travecourt Forest
Stonne
Beatmont
Washington
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Brienles
Clery Je Polt
General Pershing
Poilly
Germany and France ignite a clash of wills and power
The piece portrays Wilhelm II and German militarism as the driving force behind a nation bent on war. It contrasts German aggression with rising French resolve, noting how fear and national pride shape both peoples. It suggests religious and cultural underpinnings fortify Germany while France answers with resilient unity.
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Germany
France
Bismarck
Kaiser
Naiser
Wilhelm II
Minera Mae
James T
Koltur
Tho Eniser
Mina
Knuitur
Irenee
Bernce
Stratford Town Election Results and Returns
Stratford voters backed Republican candidates with large margins led by Holcomb and Spellacy. Local returns show votes for state and county offices with notable totals for Wilson Gilpatric Perry and others, plus probate judge re election. Several mixed notes cover film star Josie Sedgwick, Viola Dana fashion, Red Cross donation, and entertainment items.
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Holcomb
Spechalist
Prohit' Cin
Socialist Labor
National Party
Charles IT. Welles
Ivan L. Morehouse
Eibole
Peck
Taw
Wotlop
Marcus H. Holcomb
Thomas J. Spellacy
Clifford B. Wilson
Charles D. Lockwood
Frederick ©. Perry
Harry L. Grooks
Kor
G. Harald Gilpatric
Charles
My Style Diary From a Stage Gown Filled Musical
The writer reviews a recent musical comedy, praising gowns as stagey yet beautiful. A standout was a black velvet and white suit described with a beaver collar and bold corded edges. The glimpse ends with a stage costume detail of a plaited silk apron peeking above the belt.
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