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GERMANS TAKE
fconunusd WON Tirst raFal


h1fia.H Che Aua.rO Germans a.d .ra
vent them from preparing position.
Tor Che winter
Italians Victorious.
The Italians captured fUr Cold.
lama aud after a .frueaIr through th,
snow HoiHfad fUe italian lilac on OBJ.
summit Tho Austrian war office ad
mI'. chat fhr C0iJI Lana woe takrr
by thn Italians. but declare that coun.
Cor HNa.ka hy fHo Australians resulted
'n If. rrraufrr.
There H.. boon Ul action of import.
once uu .N. western front suhm1
r Hfr becoming moro active THa
IF..IHN NHtr .uuk u fHt Baltic fH.
rrruau .rI. .r TrdIus which wal. s
.or..n. H German ''fff steamer asI
nov 900 fH. German .H.r. Iu that ..4
under heavy tur.s t DOB the Med.
~IfrfrHu'1u Tho German have sunk
overall steamers Ir,lIdiu. f1s rl.
Do boarding steamer Tara
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NOW
CHOLERA VICTIMS

NtN hDNk Nov N-ChoIera has
added ifa lcrrUra fo the burdens of
Armenian r%rfurrpa who fled the
IIrfIa and Iuuhrafes valIea f1
Iahriy arrordInr fo mcarrc advices
received here Lt The P~rcsbvterIar
board OF forsisu missions and made
public today ono hundred o. dar
Dol uuW ih" ateraR, mortality from
in' erOurse in Tabriz alone. these
adF.lra state
lrumiah. too The recent dlhtiur
around of thp kurds and native
Christians. is afflicted by cholera. tho
board announced Forty deaths have
alr'1d. occurred there
IItI's ltUssia not a great distance
if"w IahrIl and Urumiau. bel sImi
I.IIN Don th' "trip 0f ar op.drmI. which
already caused GOO deaths
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VILLA MEN


nesty to % villa officers. who. he said.
would be allowed 10 return 10 their
homes in chihuahua. Obregon also
agreed 10 furnish funds for their trim.
While General Obregon and General
Gales refuse TO disclose plans of a
campaign against villa. il was learned
today that the quartermaster of cal
les army is buying heavy horses 10
draw artillery and wagon trains.
Three troops OF the Thirteenth United
states Cavalry brought here last week
left this afternoon for their station
at Columbus. y. VI.
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OFFICIALS AWAIT


ufrf fo American traders uIshf DO
lnFa Offensive. though fhr asperfs of
Jaw would not be- aTDrfrd
To- allied diplomatic qiarIrrs hero
lne note Was mot commented upon or
hcially. but uniformity OF view. ea.
noticeable The British opinion COL.
rejected DOB om'Ial quarter. Uaa that
me nlfrd states wac arguing ON TECH
nical uounds and failed f0 uake into
confederation fhr altered rirDIm-
M ~ fnr prrrrnf war and Tho
ENLARGED facIli'i"s Tor rapid r0mmunI
alton hy rail between Dutch Hnd
Dani7h porte, Tor example and Ger
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Clarsnns Hollis

Word was received yesterday by
q uarlgs Hollis. Of south Huron afr..f
HIHud. announcing the death of his
Hf"fh'r 'hrenre Hollis. which occurred
lhI. W'lF Hi 'truFgis. ga. caused b.
on accident while hr was ON nIe u4-
20 visit hlH grludmuthrr boz Altoona b.
@feuhruNIUr and was fn IIs tverr.tE
car Ho vac well known boz fHIa rIfr.
having visited Die brother here fl- fEs
ni.f several years OF intervals
Mf II"INa |rff s~rHfrrTIH ron eflH.ar
--Ln-m.nL M..n
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yesterday morning At $40 O'Clock
FAMILY funeral services were held over
the body Of Nicholas Hell. the veil
known South side citizen. Requiem high
mass was celebrated in 81. MARI
church later with the Rev. Father w
" Hall as celebrant. Burial was Iu
At. Calvary. "
Mr. He'll died a. his home. 79I2 Nc.
'pIloch street Friday evening follow
ing eeveraI m0nths. lIInaaa
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MIS-. Mary Euzabeth Fr4...

oiloNing an illness OF four years OF
complication OF diseases. Mre Mar
elizabeth Frieese, aged 50. died yester-
Jay morning shortly before : O'Clock at
ner home. l5s sixteenth street.
AIRS. friese was born in this city Aug
nst Il, 1858. where she rpent her entire
NE she was the daughter OF oIseph
and Elizabeth Werner. and was uarried
10 fredrich' Fricse October 30. 1884.
surviving are the husband and one
son. William Otto Friese: also three sis
tiers. Mrs. Harry Kline Of Cleveland
Mrs. Thomas Mclaughlin. Twelfth
street city. and Sister Hilaria, who IL
m a convent at Lexington. Ky. three
brothers; Theodore Werner. well
known business man OF this city. and
Leo Werner OF the g. A. House Music
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Zspata Oisintearatino.

WASHINGTON. Nov. $ Zapata's
army in southern Mexico is disipt.-
grating rapidly. according To cable all
vices received tonight by the Ca.
agency here. General Pablo
Gonzales. marching through MoreIos
az b head OF a large force. is OK.
pected 10 meet with little resistance.
Three thousand members Of Zapa.
ta.s following surrendered yesterd-
n We're given amnesty" said the
message. and for many DAYS grouues
az soldiers lately In arms have been
bringing In their rifles The discov-
cry on the part Of the Zapata follow
ing that the Constituencies Govern
ment is disposed 10 keep its pledee
10 grant thcm. the very reforms for
which they have fought against pre-
vious governments boz Mexico is helm.
ing the cause of ua@cidCpfiun
Renewed Activity.
other dispatches To the agency told
or renewed activity FOO tho petroleum
industry Numerous applications for
permits 10 sink wells or Law pine
lines had been filed. 10 was said. and
two new pipe inc for tho Tamp.co
region were contemplated.
state department advices today
said relations between General Obre
Eon. D. Carranza commander. and
''orRe q C~arothcrs. special agent Of
mo department. az Douglas. Ariz. are
very friendly % was reported recent.
Iv from Tho border hat ObreFon had
protested to General Funston srairst
Do presence BOZ Mexico Of Carothcrs
who FOR % Joni time was the Amer
cin representative with General villa.
Out uo word of such n protest has
reached rithrr fHc sfat" or war DO.
p7rfW'nts
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Funeral services FOR Earl Thomas
Myers were conducted yesterday AFTER
noon a. the family home 1905 Lind
street. by the Rev. a. q. Rasche. pastor
OF ST Pauls Evangelical Lutberan
cemetery. ~
The pallbearers We're william Glenn
ems. Roth Clemens. A. W. Patterson
SChaffer '
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with the usual FIRE fighting apparatus
required in the case of ocean liners.
Few Explosives Aboard.
The big cargo which Weighted the
steamer low in the water as she
sailed away, consisted chiefly OF steel
and iron machinery. copper and steel
wire. brass rods. empty shells and
guns. So far as could be learned to-
night the 2.541 cases of cartridges
were the only explosives aboard. Chief
OF the inflammable material was the
relatively small mount Of cotton.
There seemed to be some doubt as
10 whether Captain Julian would take
his vessel into Halifax. although his
message said he was making for that
port. MIR. Faguet said that II the fire
was ex~tinguished and the fire dam
age slight. the Rochambeau might
resume her trip TO Bordeaux without
touching at Halifax. In this event. he
expected another message from Cap
tain Julian. Unless the fire was eN-
tinguished. however. Mr.. Faguet
thought IL likely hat the Rochambeau
would continue to Halifax.
In the absence of information de
ining the cause OF the fire. maritime
circles wondered to-day IL the acct.
dent was another OF the long list at
tributed 10 the activity of bomb car.
riers and placers. Within the past
few days the steamer Rio Lagos, from
New York to Queenstown with sugar.
caught fire at seat and put into Hall
fax with fire in her hold. Her cap
tain attributed the fire TO a bomb
hidden in a sugar bag.
Victims Of Bombers.
The list of steamers sailing from
New York 10 Europe. upon which
bombs were found and in some cases
explosions occurred. and their sailing
dates. include the following:
Touraine. March G.. Devon CITY.
April p; Lord Erne. April %: Cros-
sington Court, April 2S: Samland.
May I; Lord Downshire. May l: Klr-
koswald, May >: Strathlay. Nav 8
Bankdale, May 8. Minnehaha. July Q:
Craigside. July "a: Athinai. Septem-
Der 8; SAINT Anna, September 10.
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John ]. MoQtntN.

John y McGinty Is dead at his home
at aOl3 McColloch street. Death occur
red sunday night. following an illness
OF several weeks OF complications.
Mr.. McGinty was a potter nv trade
and Tor years worked at the North
W heeling Pottery plant. He was horn
and reared in this city. He was a mem
her OF 81. Mary's Catholic church.
He Is survived by his wife. on.
and one SON. Miss Mary aul
John CHARLES MCGinty, both at home.
one brother. Thomas McGinty. and iva
sisters. Misses Annie and Mary McGin.
- OF this city.
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Funeral OF MIS-. sohroa,r H.,n

Brief funeral services for Mrs. Mary
schroeder, who died al her home. 36I7
Shapline street. Saturday night. were
seld -yesterday morning at the kindsI-
berger parlor. sixteenth street foiiav-
"a with requiem solemn mass al ~
JosephS Cathedral at . O'Clock with The
Rev. Father o.. n. Move as '-celebraDf
Burial was iu Mt. Calvary cemetery
The following We're the pallbearers.
,larence Gompers. William McTntee. AZ
bert Gompers and Charles Naader
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DOCTORS USING
AMOL0x WITH
GREAT SUCCESS

ms remarkable letter. coming from
a prominent physician in ac-
i've practice for over 25 years. proves
edy.
/ have used Amolox in -four different
cases with excellent results. All
moved marked improvement from the
start Two apparently are cured. the
skin being free from scales and red
ness, n perfectly normal
consider AmoloN a Remedy OF rare
merit | know OF nothing In the mod
ern textbooks that equals IL in thera-
peutic value.
n. r. Hills. NJ. d.. Youngstown. o.
Plmples on the face. Blackheads.
Acne and all minor skin troubles yield
quickly TO the use OF the AmoloN Oint-
ment. Sufferers OF Eczema, Psoriasis.
letter. Salt Rheum and bad chronic
cases of skin diseases lasting for years
mould use both the Ointment and So
luton to effect a cure. Trial size. soc.
Guaranteed and recommended by
Hoge-Davis Drug Co. Wheeling: Har.
~ F. Rau, Wheeling: McKelvey a Co.
Bellaire, o.: Selby 4 Reed. Bridge
port. o.; f. X Hoge. Martins Ferry.
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Funeral Of MI. Rur-

Funeral services we're held YESTERDAYS
morning al $50 o'clock for George NJ.
family home. 2-44 Main street. REQUIEM
solemn mass was celebrated I'm ST. Al
q church At . o'clock bv the Rev
Father Lawrence. Burial was i'm Nj
calvary cemetery.
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Funeral services for Mrs. Catherine
hrebs. the aged widow OF Christian
krebs. who died SUNDAY ~evening al tbs
home OF her son, Albert =. Krebs. 36I5
jacob street. will be held at m. place OF
death this evening at s o'clock. Entomb-
ment will be In Greenwood mausoIeum
Wednesday morning at 10 O'Clock.
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T.IUU- \ IT. silver TIrrrII
services yesterday afternoon over the
n3hh or uttle Aunetta Rosenberg. who.
dled last Friday In Hartford. Conn. and
nose remains arrived iu this CITY SUM
DAY. a. the home Of her
Yrs l. 4. Rosenberg. 21lf Main street
turial was Boz Mt wood cemetery Tho
child vas the daughter OF saul \ RIOS
cnuerg 0E this city.
Tho p1llh"arors were John Raer. I.4.
Duraf.
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i..lulem high mass was held Tor AIa-
Hrchrr. Who died saturday. aged IA.
DAY night. lu ST. Alphlusus church Yea.
to-day morning a. o o'clock f|oIIoWirr
mcut was made In Mt. calvary Genie
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WANTED-Female Helm


WAHTEp-Woman to assist with house
NoIk. small family, good opportunity,
Tor anyone DESTROYS OF obtaining a 30.
home. Wages satisfactory. Call AZ a.
Helskeu Ave. Echo Point. or telephons
BEL SOC ltenhei Mrs. d. II. Crock
n-6-f
oman for second COOK
Apply Mcheever Restaurant 1913 Mar.
80 - au-31-tf
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W~ANTED-Male or Female


WAHTED-Any intelligent person ma,
cary steady income corresponding 10,
newspapers. Experience unnecessary
ADDRESS Press Corresponding Bureau
Washington. u. G. mel
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man cities French and Russian on.
Gals pointed out that their govorn
ments were 900 sympathy with the att-
iude Of their ally. Great britain. and
mat while the British foreign ONCE
vas conducting tho negotiations. this
old not mean their governments were
any the less Interested
is Not Acute.
AMONG aU OF tho allied d.rIoust,
The view prevailed that tho oortrgvar.
e} would not become acute. Do being
pointed out That even 10 "a dradIo,k
was reached Iu fha uegotiatI1ua tho
hfyan peace treaties sfII we're avail.
'nIr Tor % years Investigation of tho
points boz dispute These pacfs have
been fafIfrl between the United
States and aIl of fIa allies
In German quarter. tho srrum.pfs
Dn Pho American note were commend
'd a sound and Justified hs Inf.rra
Innal IfH German umriaIa. h0vlv.
OF. .aid iI'F wore much moro interest.
Cd m what measure. tho United
state. would take f0 obtain arquIss
'nr0a fD if. oppressed We've
.H Wow r. tho lrrrfh of tho rofs
fr answer from Great Britain BEL NOT
.Epn'tod FOR at lra.f a month
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WE BUY


WE BUY WE SELL.
Electric motors $500. electric colo,
grinders from $3.50 to $500. / waffI,
iron 50. I griddle iron 81. motor wash
ing machine $500. marble soda fnuntair
SSS. milk shake 81. slate slabs SIT. bv =
inches. 25c 50. foot. 3h h. D. gaSo
line engine SIS. wheeibarroWs. $3.50
shovels Soc, picks soc. best egg beater,
sc. galvanized elbows Sc. gas stoves. SOC
75c. Sl.00. &i.2J. S1.5O. $500. $3.50. Tool,
Of all descriptions bought and sold
Tool store. 1851 Market 81. open eve
nings. n-5-tf
WE REPAID washing machines. wiring
crs. o fountains. baby vehicles
missing parts furnished. all cutlery Re-
paired. also locks: new Keys made. Too
store. 1851 Market St. open evenings.
n-J-tf
WILL PAY CASH for emery vince grin
stone. bicycle, and all other useful tools
Address s. H.. care Intelligence.
o-30-n-1
PATIENTS Trad.
TRADEMARK litigation. Booklet free.
H. Il. DUNLAP. Patent Lawysr.
NAtl'hal ~ENchange n Building.
wheeling. W. Va.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis BertaChU
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTERtAL EMnALMEH.
VIZ and 1924 Main etrssl
Calls Answered Day or Nlrht-
Store Phones e9h
g J Hcrtaohv. Nat Phone tqso-R
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DIED

AAAhs-'n SUNDAY. NuIrubrr z f.f.
~ fHr late Christian krrha Ir tr.
scar oft her ace
Nr'fHl ."rfir0s nt OBJ" r~eaIdIn.r .r
CON- Albert C Krrba. 7fT. rs... .rr
i| evening ar u.DIuIE U
.~"N'nH"ni Wednesday mHrrIr.
1rnruv HuI cemetery Hf f0
Friends Of family Invited
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oST-Da brown Scotch Collie dog
with white ring around neck and whit,
on breast Answers 10 name OF "Shep
412 :. broadway
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FOR RENT

FoR RENT AT 9, NEAR CORNER or
MAIN AND + ST, TWO LARGE
ROOMS ON STREET FLOOR, 5000
SEVEN FRONT ROOMS. $500. THREE
PINE ROOMS. $1,000. ALSO NINE
FLOORS LARGE NEW BUILDING lo2s
MAIN ST. JAMES L HAwLEr, lossI.
MAIN ST.
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LOST


LoST-Little black dog near Jo@bett,
Farm $40 II returned TO Joe Speidel
IL n-S-i
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MAIN ST. JAMES L zAwLEr, lossI.
MAIN ST.
ron REHT-Three completely furnish
ed rooms. S4.00 per week, best location.
zoo Main ST. n-s-j
FoR RENT room apartment sO5
Main. Best location in city. Inquire
Hasenauers o House. % nth ST.
a-S-J
ron REHr-Two young men having
bachelor apartments. have room for
ted IN city. Address Bachelor. care In
teligencer. n-6-i
FoR REET-Furnishsd rooms, privilege
light housekeeping. Lubtn'G, 1914
AArkst st' n-5-m
FoE REHr-Furnished room. steam
heat. electric light. good bath. and
Bell phone. Call Bell phone llOl-L.
nv
FoH Rent room cottage. 3 room fla
NO. $3.50 Main. o-27-r
PoR REET-Two furnished front rooms.
steam heat ana bath. Arlington
House. 1917 Market. Natl 167-M.
FARMS-Wanted.
WANTED rent or buy. farm, So t.
100 acres. applicant a. h. means bust
ness. Address A II, care Intelligence.
n-9-i
WAITED rent farm. completely
furnished. Address Hi. care intellt-
FOR SALE
FOR SALE barber chairs. double
glass mirror case. one bowl center por-
''lalu laNaturN. ON. ktugdry gtsriIizer.
$40 Hanover St. Mar:ns Ferry. n-s-i
FOR sALE-Ferrets. clean. healthy
stock W. O. Sedan, $50. IS 18th ST
max
o sALE-Besuuful military and man
touring set combined. price $40. 90.
reason for selling too large Co carry
while travelling See I. D. Douglass.
care y. NJ G. a. after O'Clock n-s-i
FOR SALE Two Zine guns ~ a bargain.
1916 Eoff ST. n-,-i
o sALE-LiEht profitable business.
GIVE part time or exchange for real
estate Address seller. Intelligence
neJ
FOR sALE-Hosuehoid goods. including
"a Few antique articles 1879 E1EluEton
Lane. Eel ls-N. Alienheim. n->-i
ron SALE-Due hundred and ten t11O)
shares 90 the capital stock OF Conssr-
tafiNe Life Insurance 60. This stock be-
ln two certificates. larger being Tor ono
hundr.d luNl shares Address D -
BOX bf1. CITY. MIN
FOR A L
The Homestead" cottage on
Moundsville Camp Grounds. IN
gc0d condition. Address Forest
View" Box iO2, Elm Grove. ". We.
OR call Bell phone 79-L. Elm Grove
FOR SALE-Automobile
FOR SALE r. Thomas 40 h..
p. Touring Car. Good condi-
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FOR SALE-Automobile
FOR SALE r. Thomas 40 h.
p. Touring Car. Good condi-
ton Would make good truck.
Will demonstrate National phone
12O1-M. moth
ron sALn .AufarabI. str r.ft.r.
touring car. a.. 8. Smith. H. a n.r-
dLy. nella.re. ohio. ss.11.tf
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FOR SALE.

The Homestead" cottage on
Moundsville Camp Grounds, IN
gc0d condition. Address Forest
View Box iO2, Elm Grove. v. Va.
Or call Bell phone 79-L. Elm Grove
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I'm altrO StrepitOSO
SuCCeSSO OttenutO
dale nOStre truppe

VERONA, %. - II Co.
mando supreme dele truppe
operanti ha emanatO oggi il
seguente bollettino di guerra:
I'm Val Daone (formata
dial corso del Chiese, a nord
ovest di Riva) completammo
il possesso dele allure del
versante destrO, mediante
20 ;cupazione di Monte La
mech e di Gina PissOla.
L'artiglieria nemica, da tut
ii punt dominant delIOp-
posto versante, tento con fuo-
co vioIento di disturbare lie
nostre operazioni. ma non vi
riusc1.
DOpO lunga preparazlOne
con artiglierie di medic cali
bro, il nemico la notte del 26
al 81, lancio all'assalto nu-
clei di fanteria, appoggiata
dial fuoco di mitragliatrici,
senza raggiungere lobbietti-
vo e fu respinto con gravi
perdite.
| trofei della nostra glcrio-
sa giornata - 5000 prigionie-
ri fra Cui un tenente cOlonnel-
10, Al ufficiali, cinque mira
gliatrici, due cannoni, un
lanCia bombe, numerosi fuel
Ii, munizioni,' viveri, mate
riale da guerra, Representa-
no trofei della sanguinosa
giornata. "
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EROISMO ROMAGNOLO

VERONA, 81. - Cinque-
cento Romagnoli, ALA difesa
di una trincea che non dista-
va piH di sessanta metri da
quella blindata dial nemicO,
al punto che 81 potevano udi-
re lie Inquire che loro dirige-
vanO, non ostante il divietO
assoluto del SUPERIOR di muo-
we're all'assalto, non potendo
pid resistere allie provocazio-
nj austriache, uscironO d'unO
slancio dalla trincea e con TN
attaccO furiosO cOnquistarono
la trinCea nemiCa, uccidendo
800 croati e facendone pri-
giOnieri altri CentOcinQuanta.
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SempPe aVanti

ROMA, %. = Negli ulti-
mi tre giorni lie nostre forze
hanno occupato 340O chilo-
metri quadrati di territorio
oltre IIsonzc, dove esse con-
tinuano la lOro avanzata no.
nOstante Paumentata resisten-
"a del nemiCO.
II carattere di questa resi-
stenza a Gorilla E tale, che
Poccupazione italiana della
grande fortezza e stata al
quanto ritardata. L'occupa-
zione di Podgora pero sara un
grande coeficiente della Wit
toria finale in quel punto.
LIE perdite nemiche sono
ingentissime, specialmente
ad opera dele nostre artiglie-
RE, cui effetti sOno meravi-
gliosamente terribili.
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Il COiOnneIIO SChenardi nara
l'erOiCd mOfte del flqIiO

FOGGIA. ). = II colonnello Sche-
nardi del nostro IA. o reggimento fan
terra irvia ALA gentle signora del
chiaro prof. Guglielmo Giordano, Ia
seguente lettera;
Gentle Signora
Ella mi ha, annunziato la NOR
te di una sua amata sorelIa. l nostri
destini s'incontrano, perche' 10 oggl
lie partecipo Ia morte del milo unlco
fgliu olo, morto da valoroso, circon-
dato dalla piu' alta poesia del dovere
e dellamor patrio; ma sempre morte
per me straziante, perche mi lascia
solo al monde, privo d'ogni scope,
di ogni pur Iontano miraggio di vita
felice.
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LO SCheFzO di I'm pPOiettiIe

Ad Arras, durante un bombarda-
mento, un obice ALA melinite cadde
in una proprieta' privata confinante
con la strada provinciale e produsse
questo singolarissimo etfetto: dopo a
we're scavata profondamente la terra
attorno ad un enorme albero, esso
sollevo' per Ia violenza della scoppio
quest'ultimo, con lutte lie radici ed i
rami, facendolo passare al di sopra
del muro di cinta, alto circa quattro
metri, deponendolo, intatto, sulla
strada provinciale.
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la Strada di Trieste ab-
bandOnata dagli
Abstract

LONDRA, 81. - Tn tele-
gramma della Exchange an
nuncia che lie truppe italiane
continuano ad avanzare len
tamente ma con salda occu-
pazione del nuovi territori.
Gil Austriaci attorno a Co.
rizia avrebbero perdute lutte
lie pih Important posizioni:
ed avrebbero inoltre abbando-
natO La strada dOminante
Trieste.
LIE perdite degli ABSTRACT
sono enormemente superiori
a quelle italiane.
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I'm COmbattimellO fra la leVe

BERNA, %. = Un COM
battimento di gravi proper
zioni e in corso, e 81 sentono
le cannonate nella vale di
Munster. Obbiettivo sembra
la conquista di Monte Scar
tuzzo. ST assicutra che La
grande quantita di neve che
ivi ancora esiste abba impe-
ditto ieri lazione della fante-
ria. L'artiglieric invece sta
battendo col suo solito impe-
to lie posizioni austriache.
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SOttOmarlnO tedeSCO ReII'aPSena'
Ie di Venezid

LONDRA, 81. = Ulterio-
ri nOtizia ola Chiasso confer
merebbero che nell'Adriatico
La f1otta italiana e riuscita a
catturare un sottomarino te-
desco, con pequipaggio di 40
uOmini.
II sOttOmarinO trOvasi mel =
Parsenale di Venezia.
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$500 Dl PremiO

A quella persona che ha trovato
un cane da cacc.a di colore bianco
rOsso nero, avente una cicatrice
soto il mento. Ha al colo il collaio
con impresso il nome del Dottor r.
K. Mead. Detto cane e state disper-
so nellie vicinanze di Plumsville, il 2
luglio corrente.
Scrivere o recarsi dial dottor r. K.
Mead, Sagamoras Pa.