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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-12-06
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humble part and left. Their paths are
strewn with little acts OF kindness and
love. They ask no filter epitaph than
this:
,
Large was his bounty and his soul
sincere;
Heaven did a recompense as largely
send;
He gave to misery all he had, tear
He gained from heaven Ctwas all he
wished a friend"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-05-29

WEDNESDAY.
you Can't Always Tell."-Imp two
reel modern drama relates intensely
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-05-29

Mercedes Desmore. who plays the
Judas sister" in The Lie in which
Miss Ellington is the star, is the niece
of Captain w. H. Turner, Of the Lusi-
tania, and his last unofficial act in
America was to 60 with Miss Desmore
to a photographer, and has his photo.
graph taken with her, in a series of
poses that show an almost uncanny re.
semblance between them.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-05-29
NEXT WEEK In THEI LOCAL PLAYHOUSES

which Wallace has placed his infant.
The baby's nurse leaves her charge
for a moment. To throw the police off
the track, Jane pretends to be the
nurse. Wallace comes to see his baby
and finds her in James arm. The art
list discovers in the gangster's widow
the very type he desires. Upon as
pertaining her ruse, Wallace induces
Jane to pose for him. Later as the
painting develops, the artist finds that
his brush is inspired. Eventually the
painting makes artist and model see
the error of their ways.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-05-29

rumor Of her engagement to Count
Dangloff heached the city room Of the
Clarion and the city editor sent Dick
Thompson. star reporter and poker
player, out on the story. he had his
work cut out for him. He climbed
the wall and entered the garden OF
Miss March's home, only to be set up
on and beaten by two giant guards.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-05-29
FRIDAY.

Violet Heming, leading women for
Under Fire." is life-governess in the
largest Masonic school in England, and
is entitled to four votes a year in the
selection Of Masonic orphans who are
to have the privilege OF the school.
This unusual honor was conferred on
Miss Heming when she was only five
months old, out of compliment to the
work her father, Alfred Heming, had
done for the Masons the last season
he was an action in London.
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Lyric
SUN DAY.

Shattered Memories. In these
stirring times war dramas have par
hcular appeal to Americans. and
shattered Memories" three-reel pa.
triotic drama produced at Universal
City by Robert Leonard, should stir
the heart Of every true American. 1t
was written and produced at this time
to provide a fitting feature for the
week of Memorial day. The story it
tells Is as follows: Jasper Wells and
Jane Marsh are sweetharts in the viii
lage Of Pleasanton, VT, at the time of
the Civil war. They pledge their love
under an old oak tree in James gar
den. Jane, with tears in her eyes,
tells Jasper that il he returns alive,
he will find her waiting for him under
the old oak tree.
MONDAY.
"Trickery. Lloyd, NJ. K.
Wilson and Helen Leslie enact leading
roles in two-reel modern drama writ
ten by Clarence G. Badger and pro-
duced by Frank Lloyd. Doctor, in or
der to rid himself Of adventures and
to gain the love Of an innocent girl,
arranges a meeting between the girls
sweetheart and his paramour. His
plan works admirably, but pity causes
him to destroy his own work.
TUESDAY,.
Trail OF Upper Yukon."-Ben Will
son and Dorothy Phillips. supported
by J. w. Girard, are featured in THE
Trail of the Upper Yukon Rex two
reel northwestern drama by Raymond
l.. Schrock. The drama, produced by
c. Easton. relates the exciting story
Of the love of three men for one WON
an. Harrison Forbes, lawyer and
young graduate of a noted school finds
upon starting up in business. that his
health is broken from his long hours
Of confinement. His physician gives
him his choice Of keeping up his prac-
tice and living but two years, or going
up in the extreme north, where it is
frozen, dry and cold. and building up
his body and vitality.
WEDNESDAY.
you Can't Always Tell."-Imp two.
reel modern drama relates intensely
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Arcade
TODAY.

TODAY.
Means and Morals ''-Irma Carson
and Francis Smith are two little shop
girls who are forced to subsist on their
salary of Sc a week. When the sun
dries are taken out, there is nothing
left. Irma, urged by youthful appe-
tite, Graves a good substantial meal,
and in order to get it, goes out on
the street to accost men, taking big
chance that the man she meets will
be the right sort. She meets Dick
Hardy, who takes her to a restaurant
SUNDAY.
Conspiracy at Chateau. "-Young
Hugh THORNLEY, of Chicago, a candi-
date for states attorney, incures the
enmity of Martin Hobart, a political
boss. He goes to the THORNLEY, coun-
try home, modelled after the old
French Chateua de Montsigny. There
he finds a beautiful girl. She tells
him that it is her home.
TUESDAY.
Face of the Madonna Joyce
feature. An hour after she marries
Tige, Jane is widowed. She eventu-
ally becomes a thief. Wallace, an
artist, and his wife separate. Refus.
ing to grant his wife the custody OF
their child, Wallace places the infant
in an institution. Commissioned to
paint a Madonna for the new cathe
dral, Wallace searches in vain for a
model Jane, pursued by policeman
takes refuge in the institution in
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-05-29
THURSDAY.

THURSDAY.
Thirty. ELLEN March, several
times millionaire, had a deep rooted
hatred for the press and all that per-
tanned to newspapers. So, when a
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-05-29

interesting story of a young newspa-
per mans adventures in "Bagda-on-the
Subway" little old New York. William
Garwood and Violet Mersereau feature
in an apartment house drama which
fairly seethes with exciting situations.
FRIDAY.
Modern Enoch Arden."-Adele
Lane, Edward Sloman, William Dow
Ian and Clemens Titus are featured in
"A Modern Enoch Arden" Big U
three-reel heart interest drama. The
play was written by w. M. Caldwell
and produced by Burton King
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-19

handle Traction line was of duty.
Mrs Dayton Ekey Of Martins Ferry.
has returned home after visiting al
the home Of her brother Edward
Brooks OF Seventeenth street.
George Mills employed at Merchant
and Evans has returned home after
several weeks visiting with friends
IN Ne WORK and other eastern points.
Jacob Korn Of Twenty-trst street
and Warwood avenue has returned
from Pittsburgh. Pa. The trip was
made In his large touring car.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Kerchner 81
Twentieth street and Warwood ave.
nue. are expected home the last o.
this week after visiting friends and
relatives at sutton. W Va.
Conductor ] Mercer Of the Pan-han-
die Traction line has resumed ms
duties after being or several days.
Theodore Wolf underwent ser
ious operation 40 tue North Wheeling
Hospital several weeks az, is slowly
rrcOvcring and is expected 90 return
to his home ON Nineteenth street.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Brooks Will
leave In couple of DAYS for n short
automobile uin 60 cleveland ana
other points on ono
Harry Wells Of Wheeling is erect
ing house corner Sixteenth street
and Warwood avenue
The Merchant aui Evans plant IN
North Warwopd ho. been shut down
ihIs week Hn fhaf number Of 70.
pairs can DO made aud all The ma.
chincry ovcrhauled
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-19

Miss Lizzie Good. Of Clons Run and
MI Adolph Kreitzor. OF East Wheel
ing we're quietly married on Tuesday
morning 40 The Sacred Heart church.
ln North Wheeling Rev. Father r.
y. kossmanu performed the core
mony and only few Of the friends
OF the families were present.
Following the marriage OF the
couple an went to the Good home ont
Glons Run where an ELEGANT dinner
was served The house was ciabor
ately decorated with flowers Tho
young couple Iof late Tucrday
evening on an automobile tour
through the state They will be- zone
several days on their return thoy
viii make their home in Fast Wheel
iur
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Mr. and Mrs George K0ssufh 0f
Twenty. street entertained with
"a dance Tuesday evening af their
home in honor ~ some az their ruesfs
The evening home was eIaboratoiy
decorated and the evening wae on.
joyed in dancing and az "a reasonable
hour dainty Refreshments we're served
About thirty were present
Regular meeting OF the Christian
Endeavor Society ~ Tho Prrabytorian
Church was held last evening Of y
O'Clock Of Tho church ON Twentieth
street. 8 LARGE number were present
and Tho evening was spent in discus.
cling of The following subject $50
True 10 Your ideals Miss Stella
Meyer had charge of fha meeting
Conductor liueh Carroll Of the pan.
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PIonIo Al Graeh,a

with everybody looking for good
weather today a large number OF the
members OF the Warwood Christian
Sunday School will give their annual
picnic az Graeb's hollow a short dist
ance from Warwood. The committed
in charge OF the AFFAIR have already
fixed some different athletic events
which will be pulled of by some Of
the old and young picnickers This
will he like an old basket picnic and
AN will eat together like one big IAN.
lily at noon. Another feature Of the
day will be the baseball game be.
tween the married and single men OF
the Sunday school
All going 10 the affair are 10 meet
At MoOre's store corner Twenty-sec.
.ond street and Warwood avenue a. =
O'Clock and they will all go 10 the
picnic grounds IN a body Eevery.
body invited 70 attend the ahair II
possible
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REDEMPTION OF BONDS


District szanroad Bc-da % ne Taken Up.
~ a. Regular session 90 the County
court held fur tI~ county oil rUuuI.
ftnte 90 Wet Virginia. a. phlIippi. At
lnc Court HOUSE ut said County. On tla
atl cay OF May. 1915.
Thg following order was entered Of
"a BE- ordered mat a. notice of the
Intention OF the County OF Barbour To-
pay or certain out standing District
Railroad o. Hude. D. Published for 90 dHya
ln tl. Wh.'iuE lrlrIliEcucct. DALI
new srsp.r published in the City 20
vs. nrriinr Wet virginia and in said
notice Do shall o. pct turth that The num-
l1Efn uu under fhie order shall BE-
Eleven GD On number. which fncIuae
-Four 90 ~ valley District Railroad
Bonds nun hrrcd Two 90 hive Inclusive.
for tite Hundred Dollars erch. ard g.
sued ~ Che County Court nf IHrhlur
nunfV. aud date august r. IFNE NUM-
Der One Uf said Blonde having hereto. fore
been taken 49, ard cancelled.
me remainder 90 one Eleven ffTn
I.ule. triuE Seven CD uf BARKER U.H.
frIct NaiIruHd Bonds. numbered one 90
seven Inclusive for fiVe Hundred DHI-
.frs each. issued b. thr Couu.Y Court OF
.arbour County. and brariuE date o.
And BE- ie ordered that tho sheriff rr
said county cease payment 90 interest
On aaid hgnds az the expiration Of said
a eopy from the record.
my-i2-su-2t-o
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WARWOOD
Work star.d

Yesterday morning work was
started on the erecting OF the add
ton 10 the Center Warwood school
building az Seventeenth street and
WarWood avenue. The work d. being
done by Contractors Wilson and
Fisher and who hope f0 have tho
building completed o. the BEGINNING
of The term other Improvement.
are being done BY tho same ronfrar
tors 20 The South Warwo1d school
building on Rirhland avenue Mem
bera N the board are WORKING vcry
fard Fo that they can have aII im
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-19

A meeting Of the ladies Of South
Warwood will be held this evening
at the Loveland hose house corner
Fifth street and Warwood avenue at
which time the ladies viii complete
all their plans for the lawn fete which
they are going TO help the men give
on the evening OF August 25 and rs.
One OF the important events OF the
evenings will be the vaudeville stunts
OF the men. A motorcycle race will
also be run by some Of the members
OF the hose company on WarwoOd ave
uua
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-19

The lawn fote given by the mem
bers ~ the Warwood tennis club for
the benefit Of purchasing apparatus
for a tennis court and other improve
ments was biven last evening AZ the
corner ~ Fifteenth and Warwood ave
nue.. The affair was enjoyed hv a
large crowd all evening and large
sum was made which will 70 in the
treasury Of the club The tennis
court is expected fo ba finished By
the fret part 81 next week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-19
SEALED PROPOSALS.
su-l2ls

Notice 20 Manufacturers, Jobbsrs, Mer-
chants and Others Wholenale Dealers.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. That
the State Board Of Control or the stats
OF West Virginia will receive bids daily
at its office at Charleston, West Virginia,
fer furnishing supplies for the several
State institutions. the financial manage
ment CT which f. vested In said Board.
Contracts will be awarded 70 the lowest
bidders, quality considered, and other
things being equal. West Virginia deal
ers will be given preference.
Lists OF supplies needed VIII be fur
nished bidders on receipt OF requests
stating the line desired.
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL
ia-1-tf Charleston. West VirRinia-
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John Taylor OF Vance avenue
North NaruoUd. vaa struck bv eide
cor attached fo MOTORCYCLE near
ihe HIchland coal mine late vostrr
DAY DtrninF ard sustained f-rr
iWfd loa Wr Taylor saw Tho uaf.
Of iho motorcycle buf did NOT Fco fHf
attachment
Ih" owner nf fHr w0f0rDfri. ..
moved Nr TAYLOR tp hie home where
lF George Nhor.0.d was called who
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-19

About year ago I used couple
~ bottles Of Chamborlain's Tablets
and found them to boz a splendid rem
cdy for Indigestion and constipation q"
writes g $ Colby Holland. ~ " OBJ
tainabie everywhere
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i'IaI estimated dieburee-
Amount Co be- provided for
hE levy ........... ..- s.
n appearing to ioe rour. iBsf ,F.
total valuation ~ ull taxable rHurarfe
ln THIS municipality according fU fha
Llr' aFsff.rurrf thereof. la fElT aUr. 10.
inE real estate fu The value of frHs COOS
lfFHnnaI property fH tho value OF frfF
900 and railroad and other ur0usrfv aa.
seHand nF The board of public works fo
'Nf value or At...I. HH certified TO tho
council br The officer whose duty DO Dr.
to make such report. and ff Huurarfrr
from Ihe fnreGuirg esfimafrs fhaf f IT.
MeDHaeHrN fu raise bf levy after deduct.
InF HII credits 1927 90 fnr muuIrfrHf
purpose therefore If Del determined ffaf
n I.tf ou rnrh Ono Hundred rsuIIHra val.
Nafinu " ten cents lInrI FOR munfrfrni
rurruana VIII Dol ucCeasar1. fn produce ~
estimated amount Ha Aforesaid Tor fhe
ensuing fiscal year
state ~ West virginia rrrrfv 90
onto. Town NJ IeafnrrwuuI. fr.a.ff
II r t Mnffaf. Recorder .r ana f.-
The uIuItI rnIfF rf I.fnfHrrNUu.I. .1.rf /.
uf Onto. and State ~ West kIrT|rIn Id.
hereby certify that fne f0reE1irr D. i
true COPY from tHr records ~ Hn order
made hN Che council of said rrunI.|u.a.f.f.
on tne lNfh DAY OF August IaT.
Given under ny hand this fffh dar
uf August. 1915
T. D MOFrAr
Recorder Of Tie Municipality NJ resth-
Hrvood. vs.. Va
au-1t-Ia
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GRAND ATLANTIC

virginia ave. close TO beach. Capacity.
900. Entirely new, Modern and high
class. Large rooms private baths. ele-
Nator. etc. superior table service. 81 so
~ daily. special weekly. Booklet. Auto
meets trains. w. T. SHAW
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in las hereof
value %
IS o mi the eEon
Il a credit 5aa
be
ducet the tmated the
A Tow
The
this 18th '
OLDHAM
OF OF ohio
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ESTIMATES.


70
OF
s.f I ~ AEu ssP Ii
~ ran Of Nc. Al. sri.iur. or 1905
m Al. 40 m e-s
coer s
cole
% b. evisd as foioa
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provements made before the begin.
ming Of school
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FOR RENT

ron RENT-BUILDINa NO. os1
MAIN ST. CONTAINING ABOUT 20
DESIRABLE ROOMS WOULD PRE-
YER 70 RENT ALL TO ONE coon
TEEEAEr. nut WILL Divide n
NECESSARY. JAMES L. HAwLrr.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis BGrtSG
FJhGEAL CtkECTOk AHD
ARTEHlAL EMBALNER.
1922 and 1924 Main Street
Calls Answered Day or NiEht-
Store Phones SIS
&. = o. rtschv. Nat Phone tQsa-R
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ESTIMATES


state Of West Virginia County OF Ohio
Town or leatherWood. tc-wit.
. ~ regular session or the council Of
me town OF l.eutherwood. Ohio county
held IN the council chambers thereof
N the l'dlzell building on the 10th dav
OF august, 1915. there were present j. W
living. Mayor. I. &. Moffat recorder
and J. j. Holloway. Y. @ palzelI II N
Wakner. members Of the council OF said
city or town
In accordance with section { cbapt,r
?. Of the Acts Of the extraordinar,. ses-
sion or the legislature OF 1905. the conn
GU proceeded To make up an estimate
OF the amounts necessary 20 be levied
Tor the current fiscal year. to cover ar
municipal debts and liabilities payabIe
curing th" said year. including prob-
able expenditures for municipaI rttr.
poses. and proper allowance Tor do
Hnpuent taxes. expense OF collections and
contingencies. but dedurtfnr there.
rom the money 300 the city treasury an.
pHcahle 60 the service Of the ye,r sTf
municipal claims and doth determine and
tlnal" he several amounts 10 De- lev
led as follows.
ESTIMATES
Maximum levy 50 cents on the hundred
dollars valuation
ESTIMATED RECEIPTS
The amount due the said muniripaIitv
fno me amount that viii become dino
tud 'nliectthlr from every source eVfauf
from the levy Of taNes TO Dc made fo~
the current fiscal year
Balance in hands of the city
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-19
ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS
Kentucky Ave. Near Beach And All

Unusually low rates for high grade
recommendation. 200 choic. rooms. prt-
Nate baths, ruuuing water. Attractive
tuhlc rooms and NeraudaS. Except Cnal-
~ me table. white service. Good music
l,sHcinE Hathing from house. $500 Up
ualiH, 80 up from sat. Co Mon 5000
up weekly. booklet. Auto coach: 18Th
season. A. g.. ENioLM. owner and Mgr.
te-2s-th-o
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LEXINGTON

Pacific a Ark AYES. Grounds with tenni.
courts adioin Peach Only popular priced
hos 9, M where GUESTS may 60 from HOUSE
streets. which IL prohibited Use of BATH
HOUSES ami care OF suits FREE. RUM
NiNO WEIEN in rooms. ORCHESTRA.
$50 and up daily, 81 o SiT 50 weekly Amrri.
can plan. WHITE SERVICE GARAGE
Booklet PAUL C r. SEcRANs-
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BUSINESS OPPORT,NlTIES

y % n TUN NIFTY Tor PARTY with
So"N.NN or more Co invest I'm busiuea.
WIN good interest, good position with
advancement. Box AZ car, inteiii,-,.,,
80 au-tk-I
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HOTEL MAJESTICgEst5assiFnlia R .y. SaS
throughout. centre OF attractions. ocean
View. capacity 500. elevator private
baths. white service etc: superior table.
Special. $1,000 up weekly. $500 Up daily.
Booklet. n A SMITH
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THE WILTSHIRE eass. oa Aysnr S, sRd
capacity $50. private baths. running
water tu rooms, elevator, nne pOrchcs.
sc, music. Special-Sl2.5O up weekly
$3.50 up daily. open all year, book lct I:
auto At trains. SAMUEL ELLIS.
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gave him prompt medical treatment
The injured man II employed at Mer,
chant & Evans, and II will be sew
eral weeks before he can return 70
his pOsltion.
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WARwOOD-7 roomed house IN IN
areth avenue. Has bath electric lights
e'e. occupancy Sept. /, $40 per month
EDGWOOD-f rooms on second floor
ar ar an up-io-date residence. S25 per month
includes light. heat. etc.
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BEAUM0 %E 9;n,s ave h; $ls.
cuisine bathing from hotel: shove
baths s. To SIS weekly. l.. *. LOWER.
BERKSHIRE INN A aI:A1 IS, oR J;S,
gina Ave. Cap. 300. High class cuisine
and service. Elevator Private baths
and rooms with water. September. $40
20 $3.50 weekly. 81 up daily. J. T..
Dickinson.
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EsrnzATED RECEIPTS.

EVEN s5esH. Sss ne
due irons sheriff
c
@ % Jul, i:t , $500
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Total estimated receipts 800 Il.
ESTIMATED DrsEtr R-I.,ft,s--r

TT ifitN III iflTii BIS M fsNIa.
Debts and demands owed by aid ,.,,.
ncipait} which viii become du. and
ral able during the current fiscal year
ness 81 every kind and character
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Breummer T. Hiidebrsnd
Fuherel Directors and Embalmsra
Corner MARKET and T,rlrfg-arr~rf gfs
L.leuluue 200 nurn Hav Hnf rfrnf
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come due and colisctahle
aAde Tor The current nscal
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-06

Official German cabegams received late yesterday after
and today not only give evidence that the Allies have
been thwarted carrying through their great drive the
western 'front.' but bring the first details of the plan of
paign mapped out by Gen. Joe and Gen. John French
the French and British commanders. "a" -"
Late yesterday afternoon long official cabegram
received which quotes army order attributed to Joe said
have fallen into German hands Aeordng this order
tremendous preparations had been made for the western drive
and the soldiers of the Allies had been instructed to cut their
way to the third defense line of the Germans
The cablegram says: "st
German army headquarters reports that army order
by Gen. oe the French commander before beginning the
great attack the west 'front.' September H has been
found This order nsues how the French officers to
explain the coming attack to the soldiers They told to-
explain that the intention to drive the Germans from
French SOIL which would influence the nations still neutral
to enter the with the Entente Powers.
Gen Jofre then tells about exceptionally favorable
dtons for attack the terroras be nse IN the trenches
thus leaving free the younger soldiers for the The land
ing of English troops had enabled the chief cmander to hold
ready several for attack The numeef machine guns
had been doubled and the heavy artillery replaced by guns
The amount of ammunition available unprecedented.
The moment favorable, the order went on because
Kcheners whole army landed in France and the
Germans had withdrawn troops for the Russian attack:
The attack the order continued to proceed on every
large front consist several combined attacks When the
German line is shaken another formation to follow and
break through the second and third lines until they reached
the open field and the cavalry ordered to participate
5@a&E - = Continued twoI x .=s