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Main street. will return to her home
Thursday.
Mrs. T. J. Hugus and Miss Elizabeth
Wright are guests of their sister, Mrs.
{. l. Taylor. Of Canton. o.
Dr. John ]. Allen. OF West Liberty.
spent yesterday looking after business
matters in Wheeling.
c. F. Braunlich. OF the c. +. Braun
Itch Company. is confined to his home.
suffering with a severe cold.
II. Campbell Richards has returned
to his home in this city after having
attended the worlds series games in
Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry McLure and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mcclure. Jr., have
returned to their homes after having
attended the Philadelphia-Bosto
worlds series games in Philadelphia.
city Treasurer Will s. McElroy -
confined TO his home in the Eighth
ward. slightly I'll.
Hon. c. NJ. Crane. OF Terra Alta. for.
mer member of the State legislature
from Preston county. r. in Wheeling,
attending the State law enforcement
convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. v. Greer returned
yesterday TO their home at Highland
= HAh dAAtl hptnuluk a rev weeks AT
Terra Alta and other mountain points.
Former Judge J. G. McWhorter. OF
Buokhannon. is a prominent visitor in
Wheeling. being here TO attend the
law enforcement convention. which
opened yesterday.
Stanley Floyd and family will leave
Thursday morning on an automobile
trip through the East. They will visit
Washington. ID. c.. and many other
points OF interest.
Rev. d. S. Hammond. formerly pas
70 rof the Chapline Street NJ. r.
church. this city. but now OF Grafton.
W. Va. is in Wheeling. attending the
law enforcement convention.
Frank A. Ebcling. Of the Greer &
Laing Hardware Company. is In At
lantic City. attending the National
Hardware Dealers convention. which
opened last night.
The Rev. Dr. 3. X Arhuthuof. former
" or this city b. here attending tho
Law enforcement convention.
Tho Rev. Br. A.. o. Wfker 81 pnrkcra.
burg o. among the prominent visitors
In the city.
Among the out ~ town delegates To-
attend The Pension Fund committee
meeting yesterday az the Fourth street
NJ y church was Tho Rev ur liver ~
Dierk NJ Warrington.
Rev j o. Workman. formerly pastor
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OF the Wesley NJ. r. church. this city.
now OF Fatrmont, II In Wheeling attend
ihg the Law Enforcement convention.
Mrs. Lenna Lowe-Nost OF MORGAN
town, prominent In temperance and wO-
man suffrage circles OF West Virginia.
Is attending the law enforcement con-
Nention at the Market auditorium.
charles r. MOnctt OF Huntington, Is
the guest OF T. NJ. L0rmer Of Eon
Capt. Ira h. Huntington. OF CALI
polls. O.. Will arrive IN the city TO-DAY
10 visit friends FOR "A few days.
Misses Elizabeth and Anne Cummins.
OF thapline street. nave returned home
from an extended visit In the far west
Tor the past several months.
Mrs. John :. Goodwin OF East Liver
pool, o., who has been the guest Of Mrs.
u v. Naylor or Moodiswn and other
friends in the Wheeling district. re-
turned home yesterday.
Clark WeCkley. a we'll known travel
Ing drug salesman, Is III az his home at
Thirteenth and on streets. threatened
with fever.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank \. Wilson and
son. Robert Of Clarksburg. ". Va. are
the guests OF Mr. and Mrs. h. Il. VIII
son OF Huron street.
Andrew Britt returned yesterday TO
his home on Ind street. after having
spent the past several weeks at the
P-anama-paclhc exposition and other
points IN the west.
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NEWS BRIEFS

a rehearsal Of the Girls Glee club
was held In The Hig school auditorium
yesterday afternoon under the direction
Of Mas Luck Robinson.
~. q. Hickman, OF Forty-fifth street.
mot with q painful accideut Monday at
ternoon when a ladder upon which he
was working slipped. causing him 60 fall
and breaking his leg.
Many from this city will attend the
meeting ~ the Lutheran Woman's Home
and Foreign Missionary society meeting
held co. Oakland. Md. pm Tuesday even
inE. October ~.
-Chadderdon and Bradley. Or sisters
vile. began work yesterday on the cree
ton Of a concrete bridge near West
Alexander.
The conference 81 the ohio County
bar Association ana the county co..
mis7loucrs VIII hc hcld next Monday
yesterday bat waH postponed
Lieutenant W. d. Hucey has found
IN honest man A Granger borrowed
ll.eo from The Lieutenant 10 make up
his fare to CIarksburr. and PROMISED 40
refund. 4 letter came yesterday con-
tanning the cash
Meeting at the county infirmary ycstcr-
Two contracts we're Iet bv the Board
wall a. weizri street north of Forty
fifih. let tu Vincent NCrcsloffi. and the
other was Wood south Of Twcnty-sec-
ond. lct to Martin Flanagan.
-ieavy Toss in The ohio valley delay
81 Che morning trains yesterday.
year trees Nm fNIn section seem 20
have gotten mixed in their dates and
ere puting forth a. second cot % bios
ALTHOUGH the price 81 pork 10 hi~h
now. lufChFra SAY that the figures are
emily Temporary and that lower prices
-frosis 81 che past mornings have
done little or no damage 90 the corn.
-N r. Perkins has nndrd another
INDUSTRY here This time if VII hs n
company Already the Ben
wood brewery plant has been leased
.Ne raCtinu company. was painfully In
tlfrI Monday when n heavy wire was
fiiNg against BIS nose. the bridge Of
which was broken
Recreation Manager W. FrancIs
liyde ~ the Wheolinr playground aaso.
tnie evening nt q O'Clock 90 the 81 Luke 4
club iu The parish house on rho Advan-
inNce N Social Center Work
senior Agent Horace Atwood - the
or 1n address before the farmers of VAL
lov Grove This evening on ~phosrhorua fn
crop production. The mrnfTnr viii b.
held Iu fhr valley Grove school house
-Neaferday a. petition ~ DISCHARGE
and notice entered thereon vas filed
wisrton Plate STRUCTURAL ana con strue-
flnu company 20 Wfrrfnu. which went
into bankruptcy lHaf APRIL An order vna
entered hN judge Dayton.
Al enc regular Heml-monthly meet.
.nr Of the board ~ directors of the onto
valley Automobile club. o. b. held I'll
ihf HuHrd ~ Trade rooms az a nriarF
IHurHl1N evening several unusual Im-
rortant matters are Co. br taken up
lhf rrFI deutr uvInE near the Mt DE-
complaints about the sunday games
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CROSS BORDER
tcOaanusd from Firs. re,

iuent being ~ the opinion that troops
cannot be spared for any campaign
other than that in Trentino and TT
este.
Now that Austria and Germany
have entered on their Balkan enter.
prise. which Is Interpreted as the first
step toward an endeavor to secure a
German empire IN the Near East.
there a be no drawing back but the
allies hope that with a vigorous often.
sive both on the east and the west
they will be able al least 10 prevent
the sending Of any large reinforce.
ments TO Field Marshal Won Mack
ensen.
Offensive Continues.
The French In both the Champaeno
and ArtOis regions OF France are con.
tinuing their offensive. but not on the
scale Of recent attacks. The British
after their success In repelllng the big
German attack are preparing for an.
other move. but az what point only
the commanding generals know. Now
that they have started 90 is believed
here that the British and French on
the Western line viii give the Ger.
mans no rest.
10 Is much the same on the eastern
'front.' The Austro4Gcrmans having
brought their offensive "a an End. OK.
.cept In tho region Of Dvinsk. the Rus.
slams have rccuperafcd wonderfully
and are striking back In their familiar
way Tho Germans claim another sue.
cess west Of Dvinsk. but thcy are sfiiI
hEhtng 10 the west Of Wouks They
announce that Russian counteraf
.tacks have been repuised south Of the
Pripet river IN volhynia and In Ca.
llcla.
The Russians seemingly have On.
urely reclaimed their initiative and es.
.pecially In Galicia Here 10 r. reported
from Petrograd that the Russians
have won a victory on the river
strypa The territory on which this
battle was fought marks the extreme
left ~ the Russian battle line Tho
Russian offensive on This front started
several weeks p when successes
were won az Tarnpol and Trembowla
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AIIies Were Traltorr

BERLIN. Oct. -. by wireless to
Tuckerton, n. J.-Discussing the Bal
kan situation, particularly with regard
To- foreign criticism Of the policy Of
King Ferdinand OF Bulgaria, the LokaI
Anzeiger says:
Although the statue OF q Russian
emperor stands in Sofia. Bulgaria has
owed no debt OF gratitude to Russia
since the second Balkan war. Every
Bulgarian has desired 70 take back
Macedonia since those tragic days.
k1ng Ferdinand said. when he dis
missed his troops after the second
Balkan war, that BulEaria's allies had
acted - traitors. n the king had ac-
cepted the ofer OF the entente powers
OF a part Of Macedonia II would have
meant an enormous increase IN the
power and influence OF Servia, which
later would have taken back BY force
what she would have been compelled
10 concede to bulgaria"
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FRENCH PREMIER
tcOnHnusd Prom Firs, r.x.,

there was no need for further consld.
Grafton.
"Our efforts with Rumania were
partly successful. Rumania. the peo-
pie OF which country frequently mani
Tested French sympathies, was not IN
favorable 20 the re-establishment of
the Balkan alliance. Her martial
mobilization permitted her to repulse
IN threatened aggression-defend
herself against all German pressure
and observe with closest attention
events along the frontiers both Aus
TRAN and Bulgarian.
"kumania knew. moreover. that only
victory on the part OF the auadruple
entente could assure her independ-
enee and satisfy her national aspira-
lions.
In their c~onsiderate desire to give
the bulgarian people satisfaction i'm
ihelr aspirations, the powers OF the
quadruple entente did not hesitate to
ask valiant Servia 10 make heavy
concessions. Despite the cruelty OF
such sacrifice. n DESTROYS OF proving
their attachment TO the allies wbic5
were combating for their coumon In.
dependence. the Servian people made
this extraordinary effort and resigned
themselves, hoping for co~mpensatiops
that the victory Of the ~quadruple now
ers would be able TO give servia else
where.
Waiting Policy BY Greece.
The equivocal attitude Of the Bull
garian government led the Greek gov.
eminent 70 maintain a waiting policy
our divers proposals. received tardv
response from he Bulgarian govern
ment, which asked for addffionaI de-
tails and 81 the same timo rsrrfcf
on parallel negotiations with our enc
mics. FINALLY. az the when
the q~uadruple entente informed Bui.
garia of the important conceasionu
5ervia was ready 70 make. King FordL
nand signed an accord with Turkey
and engaged himself definitely with
Germany
TO our friendly question az 10 his
~ntention The response was bulgarian
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NAME OFFICERS
FOR CONFERENCE
DrErNa MLp TO coNsIpEz
FORMING STATE BODY OF
CHARITIES.
Local Committees Are Appointed To
further Protect-Ssssion Nay Ne
Held In wheeling.

The first meeting TO discuss plans for
the proposes West Virginia state Con-
ference Tor Charities and Correction was
held yesterday afternoon In the Wheel
ing Associated Charities headquarters
Rabbi A silver was elected temper
ery chairmsn and q. A. Feeny temporary
secretary. Much enthusiasm was mani
Tested at the launching OF the new or
ganixation, which promises to be the aid
ing hand OF help to all deserving pep
pie All over the state. Although a def
mite date has not been decided for the
conference ~ will verv likely be held In
thls city November %, -. and "a. IL Is
men and women who are interested In
the state-wide charitable work will be
In attendance.
The organization r. for the purpose OF
awakentng interest and improve treat
ment and care OF al classes OF depend
Virginia
The permanent Officers are: Executive
S9mmittee-A- e sinks. chairman; Miss
Elizabeth Kungee. Miss Quake, MIR. So
pher. Dr. W. &. Etzler. Rabbi A. Silver
y. o. Clark, G.. r. Feeny. w. Francis
Hyde. II. Il. Naylor. Rev. Il. NJ. Spur.
nance committee-P. o. Clark. Chair
man O. Beans. II. Il. Naylor. b. Wat
Location COMMUNICATION stein.
chairman: G. T. Feeny. Rev. Dr.. Jacob
brlttingham. X. Il. Naylor.
Entertainment committee-George w
l.utz, Chairman. Other members TO he
appointed by the chairman.
committce-Rabbi Silver.
otner members to be appointed.
Program committee-Rev. ID. NJ. Spurr.
Shairman; w. Francis Hyde. A. 4. Sinks
itev. DIR. Claude Porter Terry. Rabbi S1-
Yer and Or. w &. Etzier.
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NAVAL PROGRAM
tconanusa Prom FIRST Pare,


gram for the first year. according to
present plans. is estimated al nearly
S2S4. 900. 900 or about 500 900. 600 in
crease over Iast year. Just what con-
struction should be provided for the
hrst year has not been determined.
AS TO the approximate number OF
ships the feet should have at the end
OF i've years. however. officers of the
genera board and Secretary Daniels
are understood to be in thorough ar
cord. Admiral Benson. chief of naval
operations. Is being consulted daily by
the secretary and within a few DAYS
the complete program is expected 10
be ready for examination by President
Wilson.
First Year Largest.
IL Is considered. prbable that the
construction program for the first
year will exceed that of succeeding
years in order that urgent deficiencies
may be filled promptly. The general
board a been consistently recon-
mending four battleships a but
last year congress provided only for
Two IN the regular program although
the building Of a third d~readnaught
was made possible by the sale of the
battleships Mississippi and Idaho TO
Greece. The previous year only one
oattleship was granted. The general
boards original plan OF having a fleet
OF 4s first class battleships by 1920
consequently suffered materially.
IL Is understood hat after studying
the naval program carefully President
Wilson Intends to discuss 1t in his
annual message and to make OF IT an
administration measure.
me building program last year pro-
Nldeu LOT sixteen submarines. so that
the total OF such craft. built and buiId-
ing now is 20.
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CONVENTION OPENS
Belmont County Christian Enlsavor So
eiettes Go INTO Session in
Shadysdde Church.

The opening session OF the annual con-
Nenuon of the Belmont County Chris
tian Eudeavor Union was held last night
IN the side Presbyterian church.
delegates from all sections OF the coun-
Try are IN attendance and the convention
Viii Dc one Of the largest and Interest
ing ever held in the ant Following
= song service led By II. y. Fankhauser
ana the devotional in charge Of Rev
zimmerman. an address Of welcome WIS
delivered by Ernest Ncff. The -respcnse
was made by Rev. Claude Porter Terry
Of Wheeling. Two sessions viii he
held to-day. 81 which Mrs. MabelIe Hes
ter. Of Norwalk o.. and l.. Stanley Fol
lows. OF S~teubcnvillc. will deliver ad-
dresses. The closing address this even
lng vii b. delivered by Rev. \. 81. Flax.
OF this city.
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a rwo DAEoua

The halloween season viii - veil
observed b. The MaradrmV Cfua Two
events were planned OF fhr meeting held
in their quarters on Twelfth sire ON
Che evening OF October Lffh n UnIfow-
Zen party viii b. held ln their club
ROOMS. while on N0Ncmhrr lun. they
have planned RI dance fn D. hrId fn the
IIka club rooms Lewis Iaue. law.
renee simpson. Grnrrn Wnnnnr and
Lewis Rose composed fhr committees nrs
POINTED 90 make arrauEnmenfr Tor tie
roCinl while william Parker. Thomas
srnnrld ard Ralph Wagner. viii have
cnarre OF the arrangements for tha
dance
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pIcd 10 the abdominal muscles. Frutiy
Iuunei IN - your own hand FmifrI
~ yuur own mind. n makes tha muacirs
plaut thcY expand quite naturally and fhs
edoct upon thc nerves a. such That they az
lusl ulcmgrlVea % TIE process q expansion
- tlt pain from thia source a. almost clint
noted. Women Who ure Mothers Friends
refer u ne uhsrnce ~ morning aicknraa. fhev
aro relieved n "a great many minor d.
Ne au apprehension dlsappeas and fhuas
We nights. ~ a. well named shfofhrrss
fflend- Get q bottle today o. any dr1r
Then 20 once write FOR q most enter
talninE and instructive huok for Ell pruspec.
we mufhera. Addrrrs nraddetf Rrrulatur
Co. f5 Lamar BldE. Atlanta O.
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HAIR AND SCALP
NEEDS ~DAILYCARE
Beautiful Hair is Within the
Reach Of Al

~ you value The appearance Of vour
hair rot should treat your acsio a.
often and well az you brush your teofb
nnd rub into The scalp pores twice
daily a little Pariaian Sage This frosf
ment d. not q mere hair tonic DO la
bottled nourishment Tor tho hair roofs
and D. is simply wonderful what an fm.
provement its use Tor even "a wrek viii
make On the appearance OF
hair. 10 mover Injuries. is doliRhtuuv
cool and pleasant fO The scalp ana
takes out the dun. ufeless look in che
hair. making Do soft. fluffy glossy and
beautiful Two or three applications
remove every trace ~ dandrn and
daily nee viii prevent its return o. W
Griest 4 Co. and the leading drugriets
ererywhere can furnish you with Part
sian saeo-it costs but r. tribe Adv.
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G. 0. P. COMMITTEE
ENDORSES WILLIS
Intsliigsnoer bureau
Columbus. o, oct. n.

General Endorsement o. the rcdemp-
tion hy the Willis LEGISLATORS Of Psrfv
llrifcH and approval 81 ard c~rnNfrnrn
ln the Wills adminiEtratiou. was voted
today hY the Republican state Central
committee The blanket indoraemTnt
~ laws enacted 90 carry out narfv
pledges covered the Mcnarmoff uuunr
license dcccntralicr. bot the license law
was not mentioned specifically nor dfd
the committee declare FOR r. party nrhf
20 defeat the referendum hrounhf
against this Law.
The committee perhaps went aa far
toward making the contest Tor me 40
hcrmutt law and against the grrru-
lnnu nfcenfraliHer a party issue az De-
could have gone In a resolution which
ga not venture ~ mention TIE name ~
The law
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that are played there. II seems that
the rooters are using yells that are any
thing but pleasing 20 the residents and
~ Is said that they have on a few occa-
slons gone into an orchard nearby and
destroyed considerable fruit.
-Nimrods were busy yssterdav clean
lng up their muskats In preparation for
the opening OF the rabbit hunting sea
son Friday Will be the first day on
which they will be allowed 20 hunt the
elusive bunny and an army of hunters is
expected TO take advantage OF the first
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Attack at Two PoInts.

PARIS. Oct. IL. 5:35 D. m.-The Bull
gsrians are attacking the Servian Do
sitions In two localities. one at veli.-
kiisvor. In the region OF Zasitchar.
m the other at KadibogaZ. in the re-
gion OF Kniashevatz. says a dispatch
TO the Temps from Nish.
The Temps. in explanation OF the
movement, says hat the distance be-
tween Zasitchar and the Rumanian
frontier upon the Danube Is not more
than thirty miles in a straight line.
and that the Bulgarian attack is d.
rected against the railway from he
Danube to Nish, Uskub and Saloniki.
connecting Rumania with the Aegean
sea
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FAINT And for the
reason q one
should rcmemhcr that
whatever a. dom ~
aid TIE mother, % r.
lcve her 81 Distress
during her trvfnE
months. vii surely -
~ marked hsncat 70
The child
Among ths atrfilnr
aids 4 n splendid en-
teuai remedy known
a. Mothers Friend.
n Il what Il called an
e. mMMaHHma
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About People
Movements 81 Individual, to
and From .i,s City.
At TIE HorELa

AT THE HOTELS
Va eNmm-CN ". Howell. Parkersbure
w. va o. 10 Morris. Fairview: IL. II
RAJ p X Frankeiberger. ChaTisstan
,a4 -; Mays; Harry Derse. Washing
dlebourne; II. Is. Jemi-on Siddia-
q bourne T 4, ~ Anderson. Hamilton, o..
Dennison. Evansville. W. va -
Grand CentrAl-Mr. and Mrs u p
Sturm, BarnesviIle: John sonhd-
SIarhsourg: Mr.. and Mrs. y. G. Bgaks'
o. Mr. and Mrs. 9 o. casr" Dsnanee'
o. s r. Shrake, C~oshocton' o. Ms ~
Hast1inngsy' hSstings; Teresa V. Daley.
59n g; a, Trainer salem. a u. FiEer.
mon Gulley. w. va: Mrs. NJ S' NGSSdmnesl-
Moodsneld. O.: Miss - p MT ss
Gg =. Sa eSs o v y Dun: Ki4gwood.
MofEsntowh; Mi. and Mrs. 3 s s'sSS ss,5
ccIs ss2n w; Va Mr. and Mrs c q
sr. M~asontown. W. Va Eugene Erown
Terra Alta J. c Gibson and wife Ma
.ontown' w. Va; Q. s. hammond. Graf
son. ~Tunneiton, ", Va. j.. II. stambavsb
Gharles,on W Va Mr. and Mrs. Geo
cumminEs. Proctor. w VA HHomfnr
~Broohman, East Liverpool o.. j. Nctn-
's9d nsusouT o MT and Mrs. David
C~srkseuTE " +. b ciemsn. fc1f IsaIlssy
snrg n y ssanlen. ,clarksburF. G y.
a 4 DELI Webster Springs: RUSH boi,
W. Va 'i $ : Anvil hoP Pb My;29d{' T1RigBi.
IL 49, sr9gn, Iarsersburg Gov. ~. ID.
.inga. " Va. a. ~ grahfrco uei.-
ton; vs.. Va John Duny. Ciafksbufsi \.
a Nee. Cumberland. Md: j. nj. swinet@r
%lngtonj o. r.. Parkin. Washington H.
Msnsnsid o. C n oiiars Past LiS,
q Amos Long Pine drove. n ~ SO.
intyre. H~astinEF VIM HraAncid. Hast
ings \ ~ Tenant Hastings.
Rev. NJ y P%ritchard. OF ST. Msrvs.
arrived IN the city yesterday after.
boon 10 attend tho West virginia Ia A.
enforcement convention.
Mr.. W. A Stoetzer. who was injured
several weeks aRo ln an automobile
accident at Lancaster. Pa. In rapidly
improving Yesterday no was able 10
be- about his home for the nrat time
Omcer Charles Shrader resumed biz
duties last night. after spending SOW.
rral days squirrel hunting near nriI.
liant. O.
Mr G. r. Hitchcock and d~aurhters.
m Friendly. are in the city. tho guests
OF friends.
Mrs. Mary Rogers. OF THE city. is
The guest Of friends in sistoraviIlo
Mrs. Frank Arnold. Of Woodsaoid.
. is the guest Of Wheeling friends
fhiH week.
Mrs H Row and daughter. Miss sa
ra hRow. viii leave Thursday for PM
adelphia. whore they will make an OK
tended stay
Mrs. ~ ~ ALDERMAN. who resides al
The stratford springs hotel has Co.
turned from "a vifil with columbus
friends
Mrs lee Vorrtie of Hannibal %
%. tho guest OF Mrs Raymond 4 liver.
NJ Zane street
Mics FLORENCE rtaref ~ uanburv.
lonn who haH been a visitor az tbo
home of Miss Jennie HaI. OF Nortb
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Austro-German reinforcements wer,
rushed up and hard and ~incessant
hghting has taken place since. Gen,
eral Count o Sothmer Commands
the Austro-Germans in this sector and
the German official report of today
says that the position OF the Ger
man troops" with him is unchanged.
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direct and more complete between al
hes and never have We had greater
~nhdence IN a common victory"
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All Babies Destined
to reafAchieYemen

To be born Is 10 be great. For there
orc nnssihllimca In rrcrv nnv hnn,n -
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paid upon them, if they have not proved satisfactory.
SECOND: If the piano has made good" during the
temporary trial of thirty days, we then require a trial
not prove it to the absolute satisfaction of the owner.
we agree to take the piano back without expense and
replace it with another new piano of like grade.
to you, the buyer, than a page of anybody's "say So"
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F THE proof of the pudding is in the eating, the
proof OF a piano i. in the using. This being SO, we
certainly, prove the Behr Bros. And we want to prove
1t IN the best way it can be proved, and that's S. by having
the piano prove itself. AS that kind of proof is convinc,
ing proof, we are, therefore, letting the IT'S Behr Bros.
instruments IN this sale prove themselves.
FIRST: By letting them stand trial in the homes of this
community for thirty days, and refunding all money