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RATE MAY
BE K TO COURT

NEW YORK. Aug. 1S-The execu-
tive officers and general counsel OF
all anthracite roads affected b. the
rate reduction recently ordered BY
the Interstate commerce commission
met here today to discuss the matter.
Il was stated that the gathering was
preliminary TO another meeting
called for next week.
Tentative figures OF the amount OF
tn eanthracite rate reductions were
presented but Il was stat dethat the
figures would not be made public
until after next weeks meeting. Il
was shown by the figures. 70 was de.
clared. that Delaware and Hudson
and Ontario and Western were the
biggest sufferers by the rate cut.
II was the general sense Of the
mteting. 10 was said. that the rate re-
duction should be taken TO the courts.
No decision. however. was reached az
10 whether this appeal should be
maed by an individual railroad or by
at the roads combined. This point
viii be decided next week.
The importance Of the meeting was
attached BY the calling into the con
sultation n Walter D. Hines. chair
man of the board of directors Of the
Atchison and oy-Judge Walter G..
Moves About q dozen lawyers in all
were at The conference
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ARMY CAMP DESTROYED
BY GREAT GULF STORM

WASHINGTON. Aug. 1S-Destruc.
ton OF the United States army camp
at Texas City by the great gulf storm
win a o OF ten soldiers and a num-
Der OF unidentified civilians. was re.
ported 20 the war department TODAY
oy Major General Bell. commanding
the 5000 men Of the Second division
stationed there.
Al the time the report was cent
by radiogram to Houston. General
Bell said the soldiers had been 40
scattered in their flight 10 high
ground before the rising waters OF
the flood that 10 was Impossible To
say whether more lives had been i,qt
All or the homes Of the families OF
oillcers and enlisted men had been
wiped away. but temporary shelter
was being provided IN the town pro
per Off D women and children. Late
tonight General Bell t~elegraphed
form Houston. announcing his arrival
mere after an exciting trip overland.
He said conditions az Texas CITY
were gradually being restored 10 nor.
nal. but still was unable 10 an
rounce definitely the number OF lost
ne was preparing 90 return 20 Texas
city tonight and resume charge az
the task o. putting his command in
order and aiding the civil authorities
with their problems.
The general suggested that a trans.
port now az New York be- sent To the
tulf with supplies to be- used by the
army DO not needed by civilian VIC.
time N the storm. 80 action has
been taken so far by tho department
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DEVELOPMENTS In
BALKANS EXPECTED

LONDON. Aug. rs. lI.14 D. m
Developments IN the Balkans are eX-
pected soon by the European capitals.
The reported acceptance By Eleuthe-
rios Nenizelos OF the task OF forming
a new Greek cabinet in which he
would be premier, is the chief basis
for this belief The participation in
the war or Greece. as well as the 9th
er Balkan nations. Is contingent al
most entirely upon territqrial con
c%essions. NJ. Nenizelos Is reported in
unofficial dispatches to hold the view
that his country cannot AFFORD to risk
war unless b can hope TO realize her
ambition OF becoming a predominant
nation in southern Europe. He is said
70 believe that victories gained by
the Austro-German armies Justify
Greece in insisting upon larger on
cessions because her military strength
would be a greater asset to the allies
now thar a few months ago
ltaly's seizure OF islands in the
Aegean to which Greece aspired.
Rome reports. may be a stumbling
block in negotiations with Greece.
Servia's occupation OF a part Of Al
bania Is reported TO have aroused the
ire Of Italy and led 10 a diplomatic
hint that Italy is sending 10 Albania
a sufficient number OF troops to con
troll he entire region
Secret sessions Of the Servian par
Lament are expected this week at
which the note OF the entente allies
Will be considered. While the con-
tents OF this diplomatic document
have not been made public. il is sup
posed to call upon Servia TO grant
b~ulgarta's demand for the cession OF
part OF Macedonia in exchange for
her military support.
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chsmbe rlain's Collie. Cholera and
Oiarrhoea Remedy.

Few medicines have met with more
favor or accomplished more good than
Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. From a small be
ginning its sale and use has extended
TO all parts Of the United States and
TO many foreign countries. Every
where IL has received unstinted praise.
We confidently believe that Il has re-
lieved more pain and suffering and
saved the lives OF more people than
any other n preparation I'm use. One
or two doses OF IL rs enough to relieve
an ordinary attack OF collie or diar-
rhoea. II has been used I'm many cpl
denies OF dysentery with perfect sue
cess. II is especially valuable for
summer diarrhoeas in children. Every
family should keep II at hand as at
tacks OF cholera morbus often result
fatally before medicine can be pro-
cured or a physician summoned. OBJ
tainable everywhere.
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COMPANY D is d
IN STATE RIFLE SHOOT

Special Dispatch to the Intelligence.
PARKERSBTRG. W. Va. Aug. Is.
With the breaking up OF camp OF
the state troops today the state rifle
contests were beRun The Davis
trophy match In which three men
from each Of the twenty-five com.
panies compete to determine the
Championship company. was begun
this afternoon. T. was half completed
al the close OF the day with Company
ID. OF Spencer. leading.
The match will be concluded to
morrow when the reEimental stan
matches will start. One cup will be
awarded the winning company in
each regiment. with the Davis win
ner excluded.
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Many Kinds of Rheumatism
One Sure Mode of Treatment
Authorities Say Don't Use Liniments. Treat
Ii Through the Blood. You Can't Rub Il Quit

Whether your trouble is Sciatica.
Lumbago or the dreaded Articular
Rheumatism. the answer e. the same
You nus treat it through the blood.
That BE- the only way to rid the sys.
tenn Of uric acid. purify the blood and
revitalize the nerves. II the blood Is
freed frIm impurities, Rheumatism
must go This in short is the exact
knowledge Esined BY the research lab.
oratorics of Tho S. S. S CO.. iu Allan.
o. There tests have been made FOR
fifty years They know what Rhcu.
matism be- They know that s. s s.
the remarkable blood tonic. which
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the enemy from an extensive front and
taking possession OF ~.
Before Tomino fresh progress was
made yesterday. notably on the santa
Lucia height. where We fur
thsr entertainments and made about 900
prisoners, including several Officers.
a brilliant success also was made by
our troops engaged on the Craso. While
they were continuing their usual method
OF ADVANCE the enemy attempted a ViO-
tent tire against the central part Of our
'front.'. concentrating on IL the fire OF
numerous batteries and the launching
OF an infantry attack.
Rapid and effective Intervention by
our artillery soon silenced the artillery
'l our adversary. Then our infantry
sprang forward and BY their dash on
hpled Us 70 gain fresh ground and 10
occupy an Important position TO the
west Of Marcottini."
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THE WEATHER
CONDITIONS

The Gulf storm is slowly moving
~northward into Texas and the rain
area has advanced ~northward and
n-ortheastward over the middle West
and into the lower Ohio valley.
The high pressure. fair and cool
weather area rests over the northern
sections Of the country from the
Rockies 70 the Atlantic. covering tho
upper valleys. Lake region. and north
ern portions OF the Ohio valley.
Partly cloudy weather will continue
In this section tonight. but the rain
area attending the Gulf storm will
probably nov into this section
Thursday.
Local data. Highest temperature
yesterday. IS degrees; lowest last
night, 4 degrees; train OF rain.
n G. HOWE.
Section Director.
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IN THE WEST.
French Statement

AXIS Aug. is. 1856 D. m-The FOL
lowing official statement was issued to
hishi a. the French war office:
mere has been violent c-annonadIng
IN Artois. In Champagne and In the Aprc-
mont Forest. at La Louyiere. at the NauX
Fery. AZ Bots lie Petre, In the region on
,roiN des tarmes, and on the front AT
the Seille. ~
me struggle BY means OF mines con
tlnues al great many points. Near Deuv-
ralehes 10 the south Of Koye. the eN-
bipsioh or one OF our mines has shat
'et.d tne sapping works OF the Germans.
N the Argonne the various attempts
Ilade by me enemy to progress by means
0t Erenades In the region Of Marie
iherese ali have been repulsed.
IN me Nosges the position taken by
US on me sondernach ridge f. stilI IN
3ur hands despite 4 very violent bonn
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they originated. viii relieve you Of
rheumatism. Take s. s. s.. TODAY.
The complete recovery OF thousands
OF sufferers by the use OFFS 8 s is
positive proof that you can be re-
heved. s. s. S. De- a blood touic-
a purifier hat restores the blood.
rovitalizcs 10. ~cleanscs d.. makes 20
pure az DO was before 81 became
poisoned with impuritiea s s. s.
gives DO strength 20 drive out these
iupurucs-thr uric acid and organic
poison and with 30 the Rheumatism
Get S s. s. a. your druEgists. n
you need special advice. write TO s. 8.
S. Co.. Atlanta. Ca
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burg Briefs.

Mrs. Mary Angle. or Steubenvile.
ONO, IS visiting relatives In this city.
Mr. and Mrs. William Dixon. Of Wheel
INK. are the house guests Of Mr.. and
Airs. Clarke Crisis. Of the Fourth ward.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph lsimghood made
Tor the weekend
Mark Hanna and Mrs. r. g. Gorby. Of
ne Fourth ward. are making an extend
90 TRIP In ohio. Their first stop was
Newark and from there they viii 40
70 Llppecanoe city. where they expect
TO stay about -four weeks.
Mrs. samuel rim l. calling in Stcu-
Tor a few days.
W. T. smith and William waddIe have
purchased a 10 horsepower Peerless
traction gin which has been deliver
% through the Kyle supply
me Snglne vii be used on the farm for
The Kyle supply company has recently
Snlu 10 y. W. Lewis. a prosperous far
mcr and dairyman at Smithfield ohio.
an automatic milking machine.
Mrs Wright. of East Liver
pool ohio. II visiting at the home OF
her brother. Jasper Potts and family.
MIS- John Megerl aud daughter. OF
f~lttsburgh. Pa. are spending n Few DAYS
IN Mcllsburg the guest Of relatives.
Mrs. Ben Meyers. Of Columns ohio
arrived on Tuesday for a vistt win reia.
lives in this city
Mrs. George Schroeder. OF Mounds
ter. Mrs. Nathaniel Nelson aud other
relatives in this city. Mrs. Schroedar
formerly lived here end has many
TRENDS VINO are glad 20 welcome her.
Mrs. Anna RIDDLE OF Martins perry
O. IL visiting friends In this city. Mrs.
ltiddle f. a former resident Of WeUshurR
SITS J. II Osborn. Of Toronto. -. Is
visiting at the home OF her son. ThoUsg
osborn and family or this city
Miss Beatrice Baquet. Of Hayes. Pa
arrived on Tuesday. aud ~ the house
guest Of Miss Edith Robinson AZ ber
on Ninth street.
Misses Angela EuiE and Anna Nogler
returned on Tuesday from a week epont
with Wheeling friends and rcIafives
hr and Mrs. Elmer Hough arc now
grandparents as word was received In
THIS city OF the birth o. " daughter 10
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Hough. az Neison-
vile -. about three weeks ago.
Miss Catherine Hawlcy has returned
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In the pardansns..

tDNSINNTINOpLE Aug IS. via
London. 5s1J o. m-Thc fotluwinEof-
iiclal statement on operations la the
l~nTdautllss was issued bv the Turkish
government today
I'm the u-ardnnslila district % Ana
tarta on The 10th we reuulsed an attack
OF Hu enemy division against our right
wing The losses of the enemy we're
considerable. We captured machine guns
and war material.
"uIf kemilkII our artillery bft An
enemy transport vessel. causing a nrr
ON board.
Year Ari Eurnu quiet prevails.
Near reddul IHhr. after heavy artiII-
srF preparation. fEr errmt affemrfeJ a.
attack on our left wing with bombs. but
was driven Co his former position by
% counter attacks. leaving behind N
number of dead
The situation on the fronts IS un-
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ALLEGED Auto Thief.

Brooke county authorities who hay,
hefn searching FOR a man who stole "a
iarge uNc passenger HGpmobile autumo.
Ohio, were notified today that tho thief
had been -apprehcndcd al C-annonSburg
Ia Local officials had been Ssarching
constantly Tor traces Of the auto thief
since he was first thought fo have
PASSED through last Monday morning
lh. man came over the SteubsuVils
bridEe shortly after Z o'clock Monday
morning and In order 10 take the route
ne did he passed through Wellsburg
probably at s a m
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LoNDoN, aug. ls.2Ihc Handeisblad
'I Amsterdam says hat Dutch troops
opened tire today upon a German Yep
pelln which sailed over Dutch terriforv
rms newspaper. as quoted By Reuter-
,pTFespohdent al Amsterdam. states thar
lhe Leppell Lie APPEARED over tho
Island OF Nlieland cruising about Tor an
hour. The Dutch soldiers fired al her
The Zeppelin finally sailed away mass
ing between the islands or VIieiand ana
Tcrschelling. "N
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10 her home IN his city after "a pleasant
visit with relatives An Wheeling
Miss Elizabeth Oukes wps shopping iu
wheeling on Wednesday afternoon.
Misses Clara Green and Anna Ecnnctt
lett this morning for q vacation trip TO
lagara Fails and other lake points.
Miss Susan IiaWlcv. 81 Wheeling is
spending her vacation with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs Ernest Hawlcy. OF this
city.
Miss Relic Hastings was a Stcuben-
vic Clllcr ON MndnosdaN.
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TOLD STORY
Boys walking Across Continent SPOKE
- Fourteenth and Market Street.
Last Might.

a largo crowd heard y y smith and
a. Miller. OF New York CITY. give a
telk On fheir trip end the HdvantaEs re-
ceived BY Taking such n trip The b1va
t0ld their story lu an Interesting ard
entertaining manner they spoke at the
corner OF Market and 1fth streets.
smith and Miller arrived in Whrrffrr
Tuesday evening ou their way from New
fork CITY fn Los Angeles. Cal. pushing
honn rnr'. IhrN make their livelihood
by selling post cards Of themsef.es and
after hearing their story.
Thcy Will leave today Tor rsInfa d,
Ohio.
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I|N..r N JACKSON. ~ I~Hiarahrr who
figured lu an auto accident uu sunday
evening uu Pleasant avenue appeared
UsIHrr council and asked f0r damages
Nn ran into H fire plug that erfa DOB The
street The cost ~ the machine in re-
IHIra was SO
Ih0y reported fhr collection OF $500
.n lrHa Tor fHH month 90 July
INH EIiN collector and treasurer r..
ported fNr collection OF NIIrH.. Tn
I.rHH.a rents rf.. and fIffTf DOB paw.
.Hr nuN covering naaraaurufa
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|L- cts council hold fhei- REGULAR
session on Turrdar evening ~ frrIr
room bod fIH sIfH building Tho most
wac fHr ur1rra given fn tIfF solicitor
q k JACOB fu. appear before fHl state
Public service fummIaH|ur uu Erufrm.
hnr Iffh. iu hsurIf uf che rIff. fo oppose
fnr now schedule of rates that have
hH'u fIUi hE fNH MrIIehurr Electric
IaEhf Heat a. Power contrary The
particular feature Of tho now schedule
that Del Objectionable Co. council Ia nrIr
frHf rnfe of zoe per kinvHtt hour 30
Co Goo.
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YHrfIuG F beHufIfHI musicale uaa FIren
hF Brooke county talent Trr musicale
vac EIr"n IH o. uHrfr ~ we'll Known
artistic fn n unaf pleasing manner mr..
program included Mise Mabel guTIrffn
~ WrIIahurr Mrs John 70 riaHr. ~
~ rIrturg Miss Lula TrImbIs nf short
creek M.ra Tdffh lake ~ raNanah-a
W. ord ME- unte Morris. Dr.. 81 Fof.
IHnshea end other
M-l-r-la- ------E m -u--rL.-nm.n-
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IN THE EAST.


VIENNA. AUG. IS. via London. Aug.
~. 1908 a. m.-The German forces ad-
IantinE on Hrest Lttovak have efeated
the Russians near BiaIa 10 the ycst al
me fortress. within range or the guns
or the stronghold. while "a short distance
nurlhW est OF the fortress the southern
bank OF the river Rug has been riesred
OF husFtans. according to an official
communication made public tonight.
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was given by Mr.. James r. Morgan.
reader and entertainer.
Thursday evening. recital OF chudren's
songs BY Mr. and Mrs. kInchelos. assist
ed by Miss Marcella Seifcrf. the child
'altI OF Nheellng. She IL unusually
talented and reads remarkably well for
one 80 young. being but twelve years
Of age.
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Howard Miller. y. Cecil. Pa. and Aug
Justine TfcgqiHr. ~. Cecil. Pa.
owen r. euvder. - Ufn %
and Anna " kecfer. 90. SteubentIIIe. O.
Robert james Berry. %. Homestead.
"a and I|nrtheuiE Pearl parUtt. %.
SwisaNnlc. Pa
Michael " Cont. %. M1neaheia. Pa
and Anna Wise. On. N-0nOuEaheln pa
Ivan W tnrimUr 81. Pittsburgh. va
and stella NJ ku9tis. 81. PITTSBURGH. pa.
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WELLSBURG

WELLSBURG. W. Va. Aug Is=The
contracting firm OF Leibfarth a. Cheeks
or This city has been awarded the CON
tract Tor masonry and grading on a new
road mat a. being made at Rluencld.
" Va. The contract is Tor more than
10000 yarda 81 grading in addition 20
the stone work that is 90 be done.
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LOCAL PEOPLE
To Attend Jacftovvn Pair Today. which
ia the niE and Closing nay.

81 fhlH ia Tho hIr day af IHa Tar.fHrr
fair many InrHI persons uIT attend fla
attraction. which hHH been their annual
custom fnr many years gone b. The
fair closes today
Tho fair This year has been u|rururTTv
wei attended. end If ie expected frrf
today VII D. fhr rUd.frff.r day ~ .ra
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The funeral of Harry Edgar. the two
tear-old son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
burgess. who died Monday. was held
Yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock az the
family home. No. 1T22 Jacob street
The Rev. samuel g. Jones. OF the chan
was In charge Burial was in Mt Zion
The following momber Of the United
Rows Brigade Of Wheeling were tho
pallhcarcrs Clarence Kerr. sidney
Burke. Charles Potter. William Want
Louis Jones and Eugene Hun.
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LAYMAN MISSIONARY ,
nnrHaHtl d..
VIII be IN Wheeling During Latter
Part Of November

Wheeling will b. visited by fHr Jay
mems missionary tour from November
p % December l. The movement wal.
started boz 1909 iO and much prDerrs
was made The meetings here VIII
BE- held either In the ~ 81 g. a or
The Flrsf Christian Church The
date ~ The tour were made OF q
recent meeting IN Atlantic City bur
the %porfonnel = the party 10 visit
Wheelinr VIII b. up to fhe commits
sion in CHARGE Of the tour.
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Funeral of -. crumhaoter rnnnu

FUNERAL services OF Mrs. George
Crumbacker. 80. who died TUESDAY night
a. the North Wheeling hospital. follow.
lug an operation. will take place Fri
Gay morning. Brief services viii De
hetd At the home iu the East End. fol-
lowed by requiem high mass az 81 Al
phousus Catholic church. 1ufsrmeut
will be iu Nt Calvary.
Mrs. Crumhacker was born and reared
IN this city. Her maiden name was
Ross Stein. She ts survived by her hus-
band. and one sister. Mrs. Harry Bur
ley. OF Lcathcrwood.
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Obituary


Mrs. Hulda Schutfrleb Krone. aged so.
i dead at the home OF her daughter.
Mrs. Michael y. Schecser. No. 242l Jacob
street Her death occurred Tuesday al
ter several months illness. due o. ad-
Nanced years.
Mrs. krone lived Ia Maynard. o.. for
ou years. aud came Co this city TO reside
with her daughter last October. She
was a dcvout memhe % the Catholic
church. Surviving are her husband and
thrce sons and three daughters: also one
brother ana two sisters living in Ger
many. The children are. oscar. Of
Cleveland; william. OF Maynard. and
harry OF this city Mrs. John Schafer.
- Akron Mrs Micha Scheeser. Of
this city. and AIRS Edward H~urkhardt
Of New Martinsvnle.
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This afternoon at 2:30 o'clock the
funeral OF Mrs. Elizabeth Kirbach. the
AGED and highly respected resident o.
tho Second ward. will take place from
the family home. No. 9f2 Market street.
with the Rev. A. l.. Bcnze. pastor Of
Zion Lutheran church. ofuclatiug
Burial will be- NJ Greenwood.
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AustnAns Bombara Pslaqosa

ROME aus VIA Paris. 7ln % M
40 Austrian frs. OF % vessels aided
island 1f rslaE0ss. in tho AdrIafil MID
way between fI. uIYwUrfnfs ~ sarrarl
ana Ialuafla Hnd retired after killing
wnurIfnr three others. Do was .|r.I.u.
announced TODAY.
1he test of TIE annouucemsrf saws.
The rhIff ~ the naval stan conn.
muni0ated tHs following
INtufE.u re Austrian Vessels and
one a~srgpi'ns attacked tls little IsI1rI
. I..HEn.i yesterday wuInIus The
-HrfI ."n endured H violent u-umurrfm.rr
i'f i.. 'l'm. retired without
.e. and .Br.s m.n tiIed and thres mon
1I .i'a We iH not know tHs enemy 4
-irosdI rhaon go Hevsl
rhlon ODD Reesi be- o. -vies.adm.raI of
ODE italian navy
TfHT1tOlUhu Aug u.s. .Ia london.
Nur IA. no. w EuraInu forces -ffi
H.IlIuE f.rfInr1fIYus af IreIH l.
Official statement issued tonight al tha
Russian war office.
italian Statement
ROOMS. VIA IHrI. NUr Is fftf. 3D.
Hf office tonight mad. public
' .|'H .nf ration FROM ron.
.rH' trer. dated August
hIarE fHa TFr.I ruf rr.rfIr. rr.-.
aI'|I.rr Nr. continue intense
lu fhe valley % Earser fsast--l dur.
.uI fHr IHF .f fHr IrIH ..r f-u.ra r.r
IIrrHI m second Hr. .F trenches All.
Ir OBJ. enemy HIfhdraw rapidly He
rrl f.rf. a.rfIlla sIlr srt.t, ~
'-IHmHrif." end Other usr ma
rhe ueo's nero section .ur Al.
ta.rmrr.a af.lrr.rr aI.rr ~. YER I'd
relr 'n fEr direction .r f-a..Es.r at..
ara after ~ sharp struggle ln driving
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.rlr 'ia ,, ., % 5 a.ys' 's a ~v's,-'am.ral of
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I1Fe Aotel-harueg gimper. Sis
.rfstiil. " Va D Rc-nsh.rs psrkeE-
eafg. ~ A HoningsWorth. CadiE III.
A Gene Van Tilfinn. Ashiand %
Arvd Van liliing Ashland %
SrHna centrAl-iva Wilson. Hagans.
FoEle bcallsville. Ohio
srAmm Hotei-Mrs. q. 1. Queen. Mas
ontoNn. W Va John Ross Jr- and
wife ClarksburE. " Va