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BELG1ANS
tco,enu.d Prom rir.s r.r..,

throngs attended services in the Bel
gian church and Notre Dame cathed-
raj
Thousands visited the Champs ID
Elysees and saluted a bust Of King
Albert and gave their mites to the
Belgian relief fund
Many Official Messages.
The telegraph wires carried many
Official messages to King Albert ex-
pressing admiration and encourage
ment. Among those who sent tele-
grams were President Poincaire, the
municipal council OF Paris and the
authorities OF every important town
In France. BY post and by special
motor car service a million persons
from all corners of the country not
occupied by the Germans. from the
highest aristocrat to the humbles.
toiler. sent touching tributes to the
Belgian monarch. =
The most touching scene Of the
day was the special feast provided
for the Belgian refugees Quartered
at the CIRQUE De Paris. where the
exiles. in spite OF the trials they have
undergone. assembled to celebrate
their kings fete day. Many thous-
ands OF other Belgian exiles we're
received for lunch and diner in pri-
vate familiess
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WOMEN WORK FOR
BELGIAN RELIEF
ORGANIZE IN CITIES ALL OVER
The COUNTRY AND COL
lEcTING FOoDsTUFFS
These Are Being Shipped to New York
work In Cooperation With
General COMMITTEES.

NEW YORK. Nov. 15.-The wo-
mans section of the American Com
mission for relief in Belgium. cooper
ating with the Belgian Relief Com
mittee in New York, Minneapolis,
California. Kansas. Iowa and Oregon,
sent out to-day an appeal for non-per-
ishabie food. The commission an
nounces that in response TO its prelI:n-
mary appeals TO a few accessible or
CARNATIONS more than SOC. 900 women
rallied within three days to the aid OF
the commission. Its appeal now Is to
all women of America.
In principle" says the commission in
It's appeal. we ask that the Efforts or
our cooperating committees be support
Cd locally that there may be no over
tapping. We ask for food non-perfs h-
able food. When desired by contrfbu-
tors. transport from any point TO desig-
the commission. Money and gifts can
therefore be represented entirely in
food Oversee transport Is also at the
expense OF the commission"
II f. requested that the shipments
preferably In carloads be OF any OF the
Following. Cured or salted meats or
fish, wheat canned goods. Including
milk; Hour. rice. beans. peas. coffee, pre-
pared foods. cereals. These arc 20 be
sent 10 the wornan's section Of the COM
mission for relief in Belgium in this
city with simultaneous notification OF
shipment. Contributions OF money by
check 70 the treasurer. Miss Anne Nor
gan viii also be acceptable and given
due acknOW Judgement
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Garrett X. Topper r. no more. 4"
grimly remarked old Uncle Pepye.
"He vas very superior person: he
ackuov lodged the fact On the suag4
orotundity o. his vocal profundlfv.
the chastened condescension with
which he tolerated the rest 81 us and
The stateliness Of the strut with which
De passed among us and yet above us
lie had no bad habits except his eN.
cossive immaculatencss. and his daily
walk was Ike parade Of the munu.
meni7 ~ saints tiis whole life wa
one perpetual reproof Of the evils that
Other people enjoyed. aud was care.
nliy calculated 20 make us al feel
The small and sneaklnr worms Of The
dust that We we're
20 cannot understand why the dora
aud sorcerers and idolators. among
whom no always made mo feel acute.
lV conscious that Z occupied n rrnnl
nent position. are here vet and Rettinr
alone tolcmbly we'll. while be- Be- out
and gone Aud 7 wonder H. after aU.
DO didu't suffer as much from boing
OBLIGED to associate with himself sa
We mdonc and abandoned wratcoes
did from having him IN our midst -
Judge
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trains. The weather Is favorable 70
them a. snow Is falling.
The Scandinavian countries and
Holland are much exercised over the
sowing Of mines where they endan-
ger neutral vessels. That the mines
are in greatnumber n shown by the
fact that dozens are being driven on
the Dutch coast by the prevailing
storm.
Sir Gilbert Parker will question
Premier Asquith tomorrow In the
house Of commons on this and other
matters OF importance TO neutral
countries and II is understood that
the premier Will make a statement
regarding the lowing OF mines. the
searching OF neutral vessels for enc
my reseryists. and the treatment OF
shipments OF oil and copper which
are destined for Germany and Aus
triathrough neutral countries.
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German Statement

BERLIN. Nov Is. via London. 1885
D. m--German general Headquarters
report this Sunday afternoon as fol.
lows:
The fighting on our right wing
made only very slight progress yester.
DAY, owing to the unfavorable weather.
but In the course OF difficult prelim.
mary encuonter We captured several
hundred French and English soldiers
and two machine guns
In the forest OF Argonnewe we sue.
ceeded in blowing up and capturing a
strong French point OF support.
The report of the French that they
had dispersed a German division al
Coincourt department OF Meurthe-et.
Mosellel to- the south OF Tarfal. IL an
invention. On the contrary the French
suffered considerable losses here.
while we did not lose a single man.
In the East the fighting continues
on the East Prussian frontier. and in
Russian Poland, without any definite
decision being~Nhached"
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NOT MURDER
HIGHLY SENSATIONAL .,REPoRT
TO POLICE WAS DRUNKEN
o r c Y.
Two Foreigners Mix Things Up in
Fulton Last Night and Are Ar
rested-Hearing To-day in Jail.

Nn Greater Wheeling was highly
excited last night shortly before mid
night when 1t was rumored that a
brutal murder had been committed at
Eulton. 4 man and boy. both foreign
ers. rushed hatless into police head
quarters and by signs and otherwise.
conveyed TO Lieutenant Birch that
there had been killing Deputy
Sheriff George Gaus was notified who
in turn notified Captain Henry
Frohme. Officer Martin Neider and
Captain Frohme hurried to the scene
In an automobile and found that the
whole thing consisted Of a jam. super.
induced by too much JOY water and
amounting 10 p disorderly case.
Two men. Mike Pankal and Louis
Kusney. were arrested and brought
to the Jail where they will receive a
hearing this afternoon before Squire
Gompers. n seems that Pankal and
Kusney had attended a little party on
the Peninsula and that Pankal. who
boards a. No. 1855 National road. was
returning home about N o'clock
Louis kusney raised the window OF
his home. No 1si National road. II
Il claimed. and hit the other man
over tl'~-sad with a jus. a hght en-.
the worst Of o. Ills head vas badly
cut hut not bad enough 20 necessi.
tate medical attention. Immediately
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AGED RESIDENT
PASSES AWAY
n1s. Mary JANE wArsou. or
RIVER VIEW suCCuMBs
TO OLD ACE
Had Been Suffering Prom nroksn mn
Tor Some TfmeWsi Known
ON the Ohio side.

Yesterday morning at $50 O'Clock. at
the home OF her daughter Mrs. Jessie
Mcpherson. at KiVcrview south OF
bridgeport occurred the death OF Mary
Jane Watson. one OF the oldest residents
OF this vicinity. after a lingering illness
OF intirmities of old age The deceased
had been belfast for the past fourteen
months. due TO a broken hip which she
sustained In a fail over a year ago. She
had resided In West Wheeling for the
past 70 years and was known TO most
all OF the residents OF that village She
was ~ years OF age and IL survived by
her husband. George W. Watson. who IL
80 years OF age. IL Is said that they
were the oldest couple living in THIS
Besides her husband. she Is survived
6y the following children: Mrs. Richsrrd
Mooreland. Mrs. Jessie Mcpherson, Mrs.
J. y Cutler and Nathan. all residing at
West Wheeling: Clark OF Akron. and
Lee Watson. OF Wheeling
Funeral services vii be held from the
home OF her daughter. Mrs. Jessie Nc
i'herson. at RiVerview. Wednesday sf-
tcrnoon al o'clock The services will
be In charge OF RoT. W. II. Fields pas
tor "f the First Christian church, of this
city. and interment will be in Linrood
cemetery.
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Funeral services will be held Tuesday
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock over the re-
mains OF the late Johr. Mckee, sr.. who
passed away at his home ON EIGHTEENTH
street saturday night. The deSeasd was
IN IN nintieth yeaEof his age-/ The ser
vices will be held at the home In charge
OF DR.. koontz OF the Second Prcsbyter-
Ian church. and interment will be in
Greenwood cemetery. His sons will act
as pail bearers L Is thought
His death cafse - n profound sur
prise Although having reached the
extraordinary age OF ninety years. VET
his health was above the ordinary and
he was able to be about Thursday.
however. he began ailing. which ailment
was later diagnosed as pneumonia. His
condition continued TO grow worse until
ll:l5 O'Clock when the end came.
Mr.. Mckee was the Oldest business
man In the Wheeling district He WAS
born In Kirkubin. County Down, Ire
land. July Is, 1924: He emigrated to
ourgh, but camel here about twenty
years later. coming here IN 1859. lie en-
tered the grocery business. which bust
ness he continued I'm until the time OF
his Illness and death. Mr.. Mckee was
married twice. his second wife. Mrs RAJ
chel McNabb-Shaw still surviving
lie Is Olso survived by the following
children: John. Mary and Earl of thlI
city: Andrew. OF Philadelphia: William
OF New York city, and Samuel. OF Rich
mond. Va. The late James Il. Mckee
was also his son.
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iAl-lr Nut. o. lff p m-The sun.
follows.
leeferdaf relatively a uuIet dav ar
We mole front uHH characterized rrin.
'llnIlN psi ARTILLERY UHmhHfa me ftrr.
IVY. h1" "ter. naaIu attempted aar.
'thl ttiarFs o. fne north east and rnrft
hNIfa They we've Hll reuuiaed Win
r"f lHfrnhIr losses fu them
To Hum uu HAfI fhr anrrfa r..a.
We fiNINnma during fnr last aavrrHi
nNfH have resulted OrlF In The rarf.lr.
Isolated position nn fHe rirft t4rr l..
'". ln1I rendered Ha defence fIfnfnff
fiHffu fHr IFs and fhr lIre fTf
u. N.nf Toward RI approach works naa
front
pom all The remainder af fhe front
u l."f sine aud Iu fhc Nuarca there was
nrfHrheN artillery nrinr and rrlnrr a..
NuuH without fHHnnffanfaF
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WAR BRIEFS.


BERLIN. November IL, (By Wire
less TO Sayville, n. j., delayed) =
The following has been given to the
press from official sources:
The French papers report Paris
In want OF coal. the French northern
coal districts being in part occupied
by Germans.
The German press Is highly in
dignant over reports of the treat
ment OF the ambulance corps of the
German hospital ship Ophelia, which
was captured by the British. Sol
diers escorting the ambulance pris-
oners did not protect the latter from
the insults OF q mob.
English ambulance soldier who had
in his possession twenty purses that
had been stolen from wounded Ger
mans.
"Constantinople reports that the
Ameer OF Afghanistan has decided
TO declare war on Russia and Great
Britain. The Khedive OF Egypt de-
clared 10. the correspondent OF the
Frankfurter Zeitung his LOYALTY 70
the Sultan which was dictated by his
religious obligations The Khedive
intended to accompany the Turkish
army which is marching on Esypt
The French governor Of AIgfers.
General Charles F. Lutaud. has op-
emily declared his intention OF send
ing German prisoners OF war TO
Southern Algeria, although the eli
mate In the south OF Algeria Is most
dangerous for Europeans engaged in
labor
The Dutch surgeon. Or. Leeuwen.
denies that British wounded are
treated cruelty by Germans"
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sections Of Pennsylvania and points in
View Jersey and Delaware viii share
with Fhiladelrhia the privilege Of load
lng the second ship 20 be sent from this
port with relief for the Belgians. Con-
Uthutions have already been received
from many cities and towns IN this
state while campaigns 20 raise fund
have been begun In hundreds ~ Others.
carload Of provisions has been prom
lsed by Delawarcans and residents 81
New Jersey have also volunteered help
tu raising the second CARGO
More than $4,000 has beer collected
FOR tho fund thus far. Of which moro
than 100000 was spent for the cargo
which was sent on the Tholfna last
Thursday. Tho second steamer Will be-
known a. the Thanksgiving ship and
viii probably sail next Thursdav
The Pennsylvania railroad announced
to-day that ~ viii transport contrfbu-
lions ~ foodstuffs from points on ita
lines. FREQ 81 charge
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LULL COMES
Ccousnusd from FIRST PAx.l

into fortress. which means that y
they do not succeed in advancing they
intend TO be prepared for a winter in
Belgium. The whole coast from Os.
tend to the Dutch border has been
placed In a Nate OF defense. and civ.
lians are vigorously excluded from
that area.
Fighting In East Continues.
Fighting continues in East Prussia
and other regions In the eastern arena
between the Russians and the Ger
mans and Austrians. but without any
decisive result according TO the Berlin
official statement.
battle OF some proportions r. 90
Ing on between the Russians and
Turks a. Coprukeui. IN the Caucasus.
the result Of which may have a mark.
ed effect on the war in that part Of
the world Elsewhere in the Near
East. there has been no engagement
OF importance.
England. Il IL announced has no In.
tention of undertaking any military or
var operations In Arabia. except for
the protection OF Arab Interests
against Turkish or other aggression n
In support of attempts BY the Arabs
10 free thcm1elvoE from Turkish rule
Bulgaria also set AZ rest the report
that she had an agreement with
Turkey and has issued a statement
that no such agreement exists
Serbs Driven Back
The Servians and Montcnegrlns.
who started out 10 invade Bosnia
and Herzegovina and were al one
time approaching the Bosnian CAPT.
tal Of 5arayevo. are now back in
their own territory where. acorrlins
10 their own accounts. they are offer
inF stubborn resistance 20 the Aus
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Tire. carnaltr Ii,t,.

LONDON. nov. 10. lo:5s~p. m.-The
official press bureau tonight made pub
lie three casualty lists Of officers re-
ceivtd from headquarters under dates
OF Novern Der 4. 8 and Z. These lists
give Sc officers killed. los wounded and
~ missing.
Among those killed whose names have
not previously been made public are
Lieutenant Colonel &. a. q. King. Of the
Yorkshire regiment: Captain The Honor
able Douglas Arthur Kinnaird master OF
kinnaird. OF the Scots Guards. son Of
BARON Kinnaird former lord high com
missioner to the Church OF Scotland
and Major the Honorable Hugh Downay
OF The second Life Guard. second son %
Niscount Downay.
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Mrs. George st1-ietiin-

Word has been received from Cam.
george +. Stricklin. who formerly re-
sided In this vicinity. Mrs Stricl<lin
died Saturday evening at 10 o'clock
following an Illness OF four weeks az
pneumonia. The deceased was in the
slNty-second year OF her age. and was
porn IN Marshall county. She IL sur
NiNed BY her husband. and the follow
Ing children; Arthur. mail carrier of
this city. =. NJ. Stricklin. formerly OF
this city. hut now OF washington. Pa
william. OF Freeport. Pa: Dorsey OF
Dallas. recent candidate for County SUI
pertntendent on the Progressive ticket
and Mary and Eva at home. Funeral
arrangements are as yet Incomplete hut
interment viii probably be made at Dali
las. the old family home
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PETRODRAD. Nov Is.-Tbe fotto,..
g.h "Ihclal communiCatiou was issued
rom general heauunrtcrs tonight
w me tast frussian front. al Stall
efenen. around AnEerburE and near 10
hthnirnurG our troops are making aur.
.e..Iul prnErfes in The lighting The
at Jon continues in the region u goidau
hun Hetnnnnurg. where We have no.
resistance 81 the enemy
un the left tank on the Vistuts Co..
ehttle pfuceeds. developing along /,
t.nnt from FLOCK Poland 10 the rfvar
Merta. ON the front between KaItar
ghH NiFium the enemy bias WIfhdravf,.
lu tlf ueiEhhurh0od 81 CEenatarhDv,.
Nnn towards The south the enfnfr 49,
failed 7 Hn-
tiur marrh on grarow continue.
in enlicin thc Auatrilns are seatfnr
i' niEanitf Violence uu Che sfn river
lN ihe IuuuaInfF renlnu vest nf fr.
ll"nt cgmprisiug Iahuo and Tarnow ana
on .hF " iHiofa or Che IuHfo front
ln tHF rrrlan fu the south OF the
t,th'l1u frontier our troops are advnn.
gus toward iasza across the Carfafhl-
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LONDON. Nov. Is. 5.e0 p. ma dis
patch 20 the Reuter- Telegram Company
from Cctttnte. Montenegro. SAYS:
The Austrian attacks against era
hoNo. Montenegro. ~ well as those
against our troops In Herzegovina. all
have been repulsed with considerable
losses 20 the enemy.
The Austrians with superior forces
tried TO rccapture two important posi-
tons at Ttmar (fsosnia) and Blobuk.
which were occupied by Montenegrtns.
but their efforts were IN vain. Accord
ing TO the latest information the Aus
trtan> sending achievements TO the
MOnteneErin frontier"
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Company sends the foiiowine despatch
under date Of SATURDAY:
An official communication issued IN
Austrian troops which are invading Ser
VIA have met with a fierce Resistance Al
NAleNo. which they have not yet sue
ceeded In overcoming The fiehting Is
rendered especially difficult BY snow and
rain. which tmpcdes the transportation
of artillery.
-Aiong the river Save the Austrians
are making progress. They have reach
I'd the SerNtan line which extends from
Drina river
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Mrs. Lucinda Jane Price. aged 81
years. passed away Saturday night at
the ohio valley General hospital follow
Ing complication OF diseases Mrs
Price formerly resided at Holloway -.
and was brought 20 this city a Few DAYS
ago for treatment. The remains will b.
shipped 20 the family home in Holloway
this afternoon.
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PARLS Nov. rs. 1880 D. ms-The fol-
lowing official communication was
ISSUED by the war Office tonight:
The most notable incident OF the day
has been the throwing back OF the
enemy ON the right bank OF the Yse-
canal. That part OF the LETT bank which
the Germans previously held has been
completely evacuated
We have re-taken to the south OF
Bixschoote n small wood which had
been lost following a night attack.
AT the end OF the day the enemy had
shown with success an offensive 20
1&e south OF Ypres-
-Op the rest of the front. there IS
nothing to report"
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The last sad rites over the remains
OF the late Emil Deku. who passed away
Friday night will be held this morning
short services viii be held AT the home
NO. 1913 Main street. and requiem high
mass viii be celebrated At the ST A.
phonsus' church at o'clock Follow
ing the services interment will be in
Mt. Calvary.
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Llttls ChaId ptaa-

Word has been received in the city 10
the effect that Marian GAMER aged
three yeara, had passed away and been
buried In davenport. Iowa A sad fea-
ture OF the death II the fact that the
mother died a few days ago. The uttle
tot was Inferred at the side OF her
mother, Mrs. Garner was the sister OF
Fred Williams. OF GlenWood
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Emma =. Horr.

Emma ]. Hogg. wife OF George r.
Hoggi passed away at the family home
up Big Wheeling creek SATURDAY even
ing AT 5;20 o'clock. following "A short IN
ness The deceased was I'm the a4th
year or her age and was quite we'll
known locally. Funeral services Will be
held at the late residence this morning
AZ IL o'clock. Following the services.
terry.
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SEALED PROPOSALS

Notice 90 Manufacturer, Jobbers. Msr-
chants and Others Wholesale Dealers.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. That
OF West Virginia will receive bids daily
~ Its office at Charleston. West Virginia
TOT furnishing supplies for the several
ment OF which Is vested in safd board
Contracts Will be awarded TO the lowest
bidders. quality considered. and other
things being equal. West Virginia deal
ers viii be given preference.
Lists OF supplies needed will be fur
nished bidders on receipt OF requests
stating the line desired.
STATE BOARD or CONTROL.
ta-l-tf Charleston. West Virginia
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sunday school teacher - william
what must We do before We can az
poet forgiveness 81 sinsT
William Sin -Judee
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bI.ItIsIN. VIA london. NOV. -. N.3o p.
m.-The chief OF police OF Frankfort ON
Main announces that all subjects OF
HOSTILE nations. including citizens OF the
British colonies, without respect to age
OF sex. must leave the township before
November "a. They must aDear before
the chief OF police prior 20 Nov. II. to
dica,e the place 60 which they desire TO
move.
official denial is given to the story
emanating from Russian source that
the kuSsianS between October % and
November 8. captured 22.O0O Germans
together with 100 cannot and four how
itzers.
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sued. IL is said. and PankaI received
after the ARRAY. Pankal's landlord
hurried into the city and broke the
news that IL was a real murder. The
word was spread on all the cars.
creating more excitement than has
been experienced in this city for some
time.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis Bert SCf1N
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTEHiAL EMBALMER.
ti22 ard 1924 Main Street
Calls Answered Day or Mint.
store Phones e16
6. ,. nertachy. Nat Phone fas9R
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PERSONAL

IT Is now possible to obtain Emoline.
The new Eezema Remedy. in Wheeling
and this district. Price SOC and 100.
Emoline Co. +. -. Box 623, Wheeling. w
' ~. n-lf-m
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PARIS. Nov. Is. $3.50 p. ma Havas
agency despatch from bordeaux says
that the purpose OF the trip to South
America OF the former Minister OF
Finance Joseph Caillaux Is visit TO
Brazil. where he will inquire into tho
possibilities OF obtaining BRAZILIAN war
materials aud foodstuffs for France.
NJ. CaillauS. who Is treasurer and gen.
eral paymaster OF the French army with
the rank OF colonel. sailed with Nine.
NJ CaillauN on the steamer Perou from
Bordeaux yesterday.
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Austrian Report.

LONDON, Nov. Is. C2;2S a nj
A dispatch TO Reuters Telegram Com
pany from Vienna gives the following
Austrian official communication Is
sued at noon Sunday:
The defense OF Przemysl Is being
conducted with the same activity as
during the first siege. a strong sor
tie yesterday on the north side OF the
fortress forced back the enemy to the
heights of Rokietnica with small Aus
trian losses.
. in the Carpathians sporadic at
tacks by hostile attachments we're
easily repulsed.
"All attempts by the Russians &c
reconnoitre in other parts OF the wal
theatre were frustrated"