Paris, May 2.
The French Premier, M. Paul Reynaud, recovered suMiciently from his attack of influenza yesterday to deliver a May Day "The greatness of a soldier," he said, "lies in danger, the greatness of a worker in his effort. Without the work of those' behind the lines, the army's effort would be in vain.
"We all have but one claim claim to liberty. The fight will be hard, but liberty is worth sacrifices." Reuter.
Cause of German Retreat Stockholm, May 2.
A reported break in German tines of communication which caused the 'German withdrawal from Roeros, said to have occurred at Rona, Which is far to"the, youth and only about 20 miles north of Elverum. Credeneo Is lent to the report by Norwojlan claim' that the Germans} are rebring up the road from Tynset 40 Kvikne,—Reuter,
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