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BETWEEN FRENGH-ENGLISH
■ NEW YORK, July 20.—If, as re
ported from Washington, Major
General Pershing’s expeditionary
army is to be given a place between
the French and British armies in
the western theater of war, they
■will have one of the most important
sections of the whole western front
under the care.
No one knows exactly the present
junction point of the French and
British armies, but it is somewhere
around St. Quentin and La Fere.
The most southerly point mentioned
LOCAL ITEMS.
The Latouche arrived on Satur
day evening close to eight o’clock
and unloaded its mail here for
Nome and other Seward Peninsula
points. As the steamer had no cargo
for Nome, there was no time lost in
making for St. Michaels to which
port the entire cargo is consigned.
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The Silver Wave is probably Just
now while the big breeze is blowing
taking shelter in the lee of Sledge
island. The postmaster announces
that the mail for Kotzebue Sound
and way points is still open and
will close just as soon as the Silver
Wave arrives and is ready to take
on mail. During rough weather
such as present prevails this is
hardly possible.
• • • ’
Chas L. Ross has hauled out all
the machinery for the Bourbon
dredge to the boat and where it is
being assembled as fast as the crew
employed can do it. The only re
maining articles to be hauled out
are about the toughest to freight at
that, being the two immense and
heavy spuds, the transportation of
which will be arranged for today.
It will be some work.
in British official statements as
having been fought over by Field
Marshal Haig’s forces is Fayet,
about one mile north of St. Quen
tin.
Savy, not more than two miles
further south around St. Qucnitn,
has frequently been mentioned in
the French War Office statements. It
was captured by French troops
early in April, and presumably is oc
cupied by them now.
St. Quentin is an important key
point in the Douai-Cambrai-La Fere
line of the German defense on the
MOONEY TRIAL.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 22.—In
terrupted by the adjournment Satur
day at noon, to give the jury a
chance to recover from the perfect
summary of the frame-up against
the defendant, as exposed
by the attorneys for the
defense, and following the
the policy already allowed by
Judge Seawell. the unfairest judge
to the defendants in any of these
trials when the prosecution witnes
ses were under cross examination
and recesses ordered upon request,
the case of Mrs. Mooney will now
not. reach the jury before Mor.
The defense bitterly complains
of Judge Seawell in admitting the
so called conspiracy evidence which
was excluded from all previous
trials. This evidence was placea
in the court before the Jury r>r
several days and only after it had
been allowed to influence the jury
where it could was it ,in\lly ruled
out.
He ruled out all the relevant
questions in the cross examination
of Estelle Smith the prostitute and
the state's star witness.
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western front. The British and
French offensive of March and April
brought the Allied forces to within
a mile of the city. It was at the
time of the offensive, apparently
one of the main objectives of the
drive by which the French and
British followed up HJndenburg's
famous "strategic retreat”. Then,
when the c>ty was within actual
sight of the Allies troops, a weak
ness in the German defense deve
loped elsewhere along the Franco
British front caused a change in
plans and the diiva on St. Quentin
was temporarily held up pending
blows struck at the weaker spots.
As far as official statements for
the past three months have shown,
the Allied line in this particular
sector now runs something like
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From Gonnelieu, to Villers Guis-'j
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British troops.
CLT Ol'T MIDDLEMAN*.
ST. PAUL, July 20.—Representa
tives of six million American farm
ers are here to complete organiza
tion of the American Federation of
Organized Producers and Consum
ers which will lead the farmers in
an organized fight to prevent war
speculation and to insure reason
able prices.
Announced objects of the confer
ence are: First—establishment of
maximum and minimum prices for
food products by a commission to
be headed by the Secretary of Agri
culture. Second— prohibition of
speculative activities in boards of
trade, stock exchanges and chamb
ers of commerce. Third—Govern
ment control of the marketing and
distribution of necessities of life.
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