Winds Volunteers died own re-en act but strong W WI encampment rains a threat

HONOLULU V ER D UN, FRANCE» Strong Hun-winds» have dr eds died of volunteers down but from officials 18 warned countries Saturday gathered that in the torrential northeastern rains remained French town a big threat of V er dun to Hawaii on Saturday after once-to powerful keep alive Hurricane the memory Lane of was those downgraded who fought tounderatropi-apcal pal ling storm. conditions in World WarWeatherI. officials dropped all Re-warnings en actors Saturday dressed after in tropical soldiers’ storm uniforms Lane brought weakened to life and a big turned military away en-from Hawaii.campment in the town and were Forecasters staging a said military as much paasrade,10 more part of inches a series of rain of could events fall to mark on parts the of cent e-Oahu and nary Maui of the a send the of storm the war. churned Visitors about could 110 visualize miles south soldiers’ of Honolulu, daily life during moving north the war at through 3 mph. there construction Though of the field storm kitchens, was expected first aid posts to turn and west, comwhich ma nd posts. would less en the threat Soldiers to the in islands, khaki, gray federal or authorities blue uniforms, urged depending caution. on“the Don’ t country, let your and guard women down ,” wearing Brock Red Cross Long, nurses administrator uniforms were of the presenting Federal Emergency authentic objects Management and equipAgency, ment from said. the 1914-1918 war. Rain Other began volunteers falling se v-were er al dispatched days ago on on key the battle-Big Island, field areas which around has received V er dun. nearly They didn’ t 4 feet re-in en act some any areas. Authorities fighting out rescued of respect people for from the sites, more which than since 20 homes have overnight. become a symbol of peace. PRINTED AND DISTRIBUTED BY PRESSREADER PressReader.com +1 604 278 4604 ORIGINAL COPY . ORIGINAL COPY . ORIGINAL COPY . ORIGINAL COPY . ORIGINAL COPY . ORIGINAL COPY COPYRIGHT AND PROTECTED BY APPLICABLE LAW