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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-22
WITH FRACTURED LEG.
MAN LIES In RAVINE
Through TrestIe and sustsins
Serious Injury.

Frank Hiel. resident of Deep Run,
sustained a fractured right leg when
he fell through "A trestle on the Ray
land division of the Wheeling Traction
Company system last night about 10
O'Clock. Hiel had gotten off al a
wrong stop and had started to walk to
his home when the accident occurred.
Elmer Shaw. an employe of the
United States Express Company. was
returning to Martins Ferry near mid
night and As he was passing the place
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-22
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.

ST. JAMES. MINI. April 2I-RevS
III. W. Baker. pastor OF the Presbyte-
rian church OF ST. James. who preach.
ed the late Governor W. :. Hammonds
funeral sermon recently. shot and
killed himself accidentally today while
examining gun he did not know was
loaded.
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OUT TIE PIE cHuRcHEs.

Vance Memorial Presbyterian church.
Woodsdale. James Mease Potter. -. u.
tcr-Serviceg 90 II a M. and 7.ao
D.. m. Morning subject. The Message or
Easter. The choir viii render an elahor-
ate program OF Easter music az evening
service. also special music in tho morn
INK sunday school and Adult Hibl~
classes az H.1n a. m. Young People =
meeting a. e-f5 o. m.
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ran, Ellen Hughes. Mary Burns. Mrs. NJ.
J. Leonard.
Bsss-Messrs. TurnbuII. SEMINAR. F.
Wallace. John CHASER
Tenors-Messrs. flaming Iarpor,
Gilhooley. Conrad. Luff
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day eill be preached by the pastor. This
service will be German. The congrega-
ton IS urged TO attend this service,
ST. Paurs Ev. Lutheran church.
bridgeport. Main street. Rev. Otto Wen
del. pastor. Easter Sunday: At $40 a.
m. Sunday school and Bible class. 1880
n IN. Confessional Service. 1915 "A. IN.
Divine services in the German language.
for Easter will be preached by the pas
tor. Rev. otto Mendel. The Sacrament
Of Holy Communion will be celebrated
at this service. At 1880 p. m Nesper
services in the English language.
Easter evening services: SpecialMuric
by the choir OF St. Pauls Nv. Luthern
the Easter evening service at st Paulr
church. Bridgeport. Main street. Fol
lowing IS the program which will be
carried out at s.3O D. m.
Anthem-"O Joyful Sound. o Glorious
,hour ..i,..'.'...-' st. Iauis choir
AIt@r service -. Rev. otto Wendell
- ''.........St Iauls choir
"christ'- Re-urrection a S GIofi,
Authorizations. the sound Of Jubilee
..... ...---..........St Paurs Choir
SILVER Offering.
Prayer.
Benediction.
Wednesday evening at go Teachers
Z Training class win meet IN the sunday
scHooi rooms OF the church. All teach
ers are urged 90 be present
Trinity Lutheran church. Kirkwood
Faster Mathis 1T a. m. solo by Miss
Gertrude Brown. confession and abSo.
/ luton followed by holy communion.
I ice az 1875. hymn. ig4. confteor and alb.
solution. hymn 1872. introit. Gloria and
kErlcs Gloria In ENceisia." collect ion
and salutafiou.s enistie J.. Corinthiau
| N.f-N. "Halleluiah." gospel Mai
I lh-l-s. Nicene creed. HYMN as. ad
dress hF the pastor. offcrtprv aud pray.
. err offerings ana announcements. con,
7 frmatlon and reception Of new members
/ preface aud ~Hnrfus. Lords PRAYER ans
/ words ~ Institution. Angus LET am
I TaN.' distribution. "Nuuc ptmittie
I thanksgiving ard conclusion. the benc
dicfiou.
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OF the accident was attracted by this
man s means. He investigated and
found Hiel suffering intensely, and
lying in deep ravine. shaw removed
the injured man TO the Martins Ferry
hospital. and Dr. r. a.. Wilson is al.
tending him
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Services shouting the Joyous tidinrs
Christ ls Risen" will be- held In the
~. Josephs Cathedral with the Bishop
= j. Donahue. % the diocese % West
virginia In charge and assisted by "a
number 81 the local clergy.
Masses Will be held o. g. z. 6 and .
gclock. and ~ 1880 o'clock pontifcat
high mass will be held with Rishop
Ilonahuc az celebrant. At this service
the choir VIII be assisted hv an orr
chestra In special musical program.
Nesper services VIII be held in the oven
ing 81 Tao o'clock
Today mass will be- celebrated ~ e
O'Clock and tho blessing ~ tho rsarhuI
candles viii take place This viii -
IplloNcd ~ The reading Of the
prophecies and then tho blessing ~ The
hsptlsmsl fund viii take place. Con-
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CHURCHES
tcontinusd from Eleventh P.gs1
sPIR-TUALIsr.

The First Sriritualist church will hold
services In the odd Fellows hall Sunday.
April %. at 7.3O p. m. subject OF lee
ture will be "Not Resurrection. but the
Continuity OF Life" Spirit message
Will be given at the close OF the lecture.
Rev. g. W. Way, pastor and psychic.
The chtldrcn's progressive lyceum will
he held in the lyceum building at tho
corner Of Maryland avenue and North
broadway. Island. az 1880 a. IN. Web
ster Spencer, conductor. All are vel
come
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Easter at St. Johns Church.

fian"rai' ana imprcsstN" VIII he tho
services on Faster morning ia ST Johns
! church, which has been prOfuseiy deco
rated with palms and flower There
VIII Dc Two high masses. one st o'clock
hhd IN" other A. 1910 o'clock. and also
"a low mass ~ o'clock. Genera com
munion viii be given at and ? o'clock
Following is tho program OF tho serv-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-22

McMechen Church Of God-sunday
school at 10 a. M. q. Il; Lowe. super
3ntendent. Worship and sermon al N n.
IN. and 1850 p. m. Morning subject
'-The Resurrection evening subject, a
Jury Trial The G. p. society Will hav.
an early morning service al 80 Mary
Dixon. leader. Everybody Invited to en-
JOY This early song. prayer and praise
Gety. Thursday at 4 ,. m. Rosetta Doyle
and bessie Cooper. leaders. Prayer scrv-
ice in the evening. Elder Thomas SHARP
leader y. y. WenEer. pastor.
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wayman A. VI. L. church. Rev. W. q.
Davis. II. d. minister-Program for
Easter Sunday. April %: l0:i6 n. m,
Sermon. The CrucinNion": 1915 p. m.
class meeting: 2;3O y. m. special East
er program will be given by the sun
day school. under the direction OF W. J.
Wood and John II. Harris. Mrs. J. Da-
Wis; '.45 y. m. special Easter music. as
Hymn. Christ the Lord is Ricen To-
day"
Prayer.
Scripture lesson.
solo ..............Mis Mamie Newman
Decalogue.
Solo. Mrs Nettic williams
solo. .............. Mrs. Lsvinn Harris
solo. .....-.... Mr.. Dana Williams
chant. The Lords Prayer"
solo. ................M Miss Freda Moore
Offering.
Music. ....... ..........W Rynnn Choir
Announcements.
Benedicti0n
Simpson VI. r church-ProEram for
Easter Sunday morning for Epworth
League, at a. m:
-lH-luk ssssss ..s..ts-. League
fra}cr .s........M Mr.. James J.. Moe
select PSALM -.........-. In. +. Mason
n,'Link '''''-.'' .s...;s..., League
PIANO selection. co.. Mrs Anna Gains
ralk........... Mr.. William Campbell
solo. ............. Miss Nellie Jackson
faper. .....-.-.......G Geneva Ross
james p. Moe. Pres.
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MISCELLANEOUS

Reorganized Church OF Jesus Christ
OF Latter Day Saints-Sunday school at
1000 a m. followed by the Easter pro-
gram. sunshine Band will meet at s 80 .
Preaching at 1880 by Elder Adolphus
Edwards; PRAYER meeting Wedne sday at
1:f5 p. IN. Rcligio Friday az 7:45 D. m
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mere viii be a larger aftendanc. .bo,
- Sdobath. when 172 were press1t
80 G IIs services a. 1880. with a spe-
Sia4 Easter sermon by the pastor Rov
4; Morris. on The Resufrsetiop ne ~,
Shrist Glad Tidings" Evening ser,,,ces
a, +. 80 30 The theme OF the pastors SCI.
VIII be; Why Make a Public Pfofessgc,i,
o. o.. r. ,tn The regular spring cornn,u,
ION, ron VIII De held May 7th. with prenars-
urday sftersoon. anu sat
stone Presbyterian church r,,,
s.kONTi L. Is. Lswellyn. pastor-Sabbath
seh9ol az $3.50 a. m. Glasses for ali
fublc worship al II a M Tb.,,,i
thoughts on Immortality. = T,,,,Ir III ~.
9eeNor - $50. Senior Endeavo- at "a,
A. evening service Wheeling Cor,r,a,
ui' Nhishts Iemplar will be present.
Edgwood Lutheran church 81. "a
Hogd town nan. place Of meeting. R.v
IEsalph A Harshrnan. pastor-Apfi 81
ss.,o,. sunday Divine worship with
serLnon appropriate % tho day. Recep-
non or members and the Holy COMMIT
ION az 1880 n m. Special Sundav cb|,t
rori',,,, pr , at $3.50 p. IN. All are
buckley Methodist Episcopal church
Haywood. Wheeling G. a gnidcr ,,t,fs
"a ne sunday school viii meet al
..oy ~. 10 study the Easter Iesso,
mo AZ 1855 a M. will give the annual
Easter program, consisting Of specisi
.i-.-N' Atl.t allons and exercises This
probrhn VIII take the place OF the r,,sI-,,-
| Ing preaching service m. IL, ,,,,, \
ttEue viii meet at 6.f5 .. m Tor de-
regular session. a. tho concIusion 80
! teot. This Jesus hath God raised by,
whereof We all are witnesses -
E.d4. Prayer meeting on Wcdn.sd..
evening az o'clock
St James Evangelical Lutheran cbsr,f
~. FIoFe, W. Va, Rev. M. l.. gfeI.r
hsais ant pastor Faster SUNDAY = AZ .
m. sunday school ana Bible ci1ss. ~ ~
I a. ~, regular divine services. Mord.g 7
I evening az s.s5. Easter service of ~,
I sunday school. Thursday evert,, -
| So James brotherhood Win rne.f =, ~.
Ing. meet
Easter will be ob4.rved IN -. r,.,.
3 ~. p. church. Elm Grove. Ira u,sr,,..
] appropriate fu the occasion Tbe 800.
/ VIII render tho following selection.
..-, Morning
I - % -.' ..- ......By Vaughn
A. the evening service hey Viii i'p 1,,
! ger ne Faster tautafa The TrIuf,rt q.
Z ~ AIRED Judson. Tho following re-
D sons constitute the choir.
Sopranos iva SMITH gstt..f-- tr..
i'1l.'' Emma Smith. Virginia Hobnt.
Altos Mr.. L.. $ winters. Mrs s e
/ -. Tsnors-A. W. Brooks. D. ID walton
Ha1ssrs..c. D Gorrsu. D.. o.. wIr,s, 81.
. ". Campbell. D. o. Shower
'rFtn. AIR Daniel NyI.f.rr
Ilr pHrfnr. Ers. 81. G Tftrf a.... ,..,..
WV I..fh.rF nnd evening r.r.I...
n It.Fe feature OF Tine IH.I.r s..r.. ...
~. ..' i.n on ths sabbath .eh...
floral drr.rHfilua a cordial .-..t NJ
IN 'A''HNni To me public fl. hr Ir..sr.
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CoLoRED CHURCHES.

fesaions viii be heard from ; O'Clock
until evening.
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REDWOOD CHuRCHEs.

Benwood NJ. +. church. corner Fifth
and Main streets, Benwood. W. Va.
Rev. G. j. sampson. pastor. sunday
school at 10 a. m. Harold Sigler. super
intendent. Morning worship. II a. m.
sermon for the children. Decision day
for the sunday school The Nightingale
Junior choir will furnish the music for
the morning service. At the close of
the morning service the pastor will
christen infants. Epworth league at
$50 p. m. j. W. Leach. president. The
evening service will be evangelical. Spe-
cial Easter music will be rendered by
the Senior choir. Reception OF mem
bers at the conclusion Of the services.
subject of evening sermon. The Primi-
tive and the Perfect Man"
St Matthews Lutheran church. az
Water street. Benwood. W Va: George
+. Helm. pastor. Easter Sunday: 80
a. m. Sunday school and Bible class for
adults, 1880 n m. divine services in
the German language with holy com
munion; 7:t5 p. m. divine services IN
the English language. with holy com
munion. The nifty new members re-
ce!ved into the church during the last
three years are especially invited TO par
ticipste In the holy communion at this
service.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-22
BARNEsvILLE vaUxCHEs

The Sunday school Will be reid at els
A. m. b. +. SchillinEer
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McMechen Christian church. corner
Fourth and Logan streets. parsonage IN
same block fronting on Fifth street
McMechen. Bible school at 10 a. m.
Earl Freeman, superintendent. Morn
IN gworship. IL o'clock. Christian En-
desNor. $40 p. m; evening worship. gao
evening. Ladies Aid meeting ali Say
Thursday. Choir rehearsal Friday
evening. The Bible school will have
charge OF the morning and evening serv-
ices Easter. a program will be rendered
with readings and Rotations Special
music.
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sdcMECHEN CHURCHES.

Young Peoples meeting az o'clock
Evening service at 7.45.
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81 paurr church. Elm grove J Logan
Fish. rector-.rhere viii be service in
-. PauIs church tomorrow Easter dav.
at 3 30 o'clock In the afternoon please
note the change iu the hour for service
from % $40 o'clock There viii DO
celebration or Holy Communion
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Regular services will BE- held fn fhr
Roneya Point United Presbyterian
church next Sababth. SUNDAY School
VIII b. a. 1889. ana 70 is hoped that
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bece ssional-"Tcrra Trcmuit" WisEand
The personnel 81 tho choir.
Sopranos - Miss blanche Vyfr,,,cr
Nrs. =. Conrad. Misses Reatrfce Uusbes
catherine Hughes. Marie Watt. Normi
HovcridEe. D.. Burns
Altos Misses Anna Kraus. sarah cur
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snIpoEpoRr sPIRIruAL1srs.

NI- IhuI IsuIHtrah CHufcht bIIuke-
port. Main street. Rev. Otto Wendell.
pastor. Good Friday. Al $50 y. IN. a
Lenter sermon appropriate for Good Fri
day eiil be preached by the pastor. This
service will be German. The congrega-
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The Methodist Episcopal church. Nc
Mechen. W. Va, Rev Arthur Lazenby
announces the following services for sun
Gay, $3.50 a. m. Mems Bible class. 10
a. m. sunday school. G.. J. kiedaisch.
superintendent; IL a. m. public worship.
sacrament OF baptism for children and
adults and reception into membership,
$3.50 .. m. class meeting. w. ID. Good
win. leader; 6.45. Epworth league: 1850.
sacred cantata will be given by the
choir. entitled Easter Angels"
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Easter will be obssrved q, -. r,..,.
~. p. church. Elm grove. bra a usrr.-
HLprppfia'o fu the occasion Tbe 800.
VIII render the following selectionr.
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fsas wood Lutheran church the Fdg-
wood town hall. place OF r1cetirS ~ -.
Isalph a. HarshmRn. pastor-ApTu 90
I-a.ter sunday. Divine worship win
sermon appropriate 70 the dav s.|..,,-
tion Of members and the HoIvy Co,,s,,,',b
In IN az 1850 n IN. Special SUNDAY cboo1
raster program at $3.50 D. M An a.
cordially invited IA -" are
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-11-23
WORK is IN PROGRESS
SITE OF NEW PENN COLLEGE
PRESENTS BUSY SCENE.

Now that the active work on the
new administration building and Sci
ence hall of Penn college has been
started the progress of the work, will
be keenly watched by all. Consider
able has been published regarding
the location on the college farm north
u the former campus, but when the
actual excavations we're started the
real location was more evident.
The south front line running east
and west is just about on line with
the Gibbs residence on North Market
street, known as The Elms." The
east end of the main building is 250
feet from Market street and the
structure will extend some 300 feet
to the west. The excavations for
the basement footings of concrete
are now in progress and below the
level of the cellar, the heating tunnel
or conduit for piping is being put in.
Various temporary buildings are be-
ing constructed One is to be used
as the contractors Office, where there
is telephone connection; another is a
store room for cement and general
supplies. A large shed has been
built over the brick and other mater.
ial like hollow tile, crushed stone and
sand are piled in various points near
at hand. The concrete footings will
be laid in forms of planking firmly
staked in place and will then be GOV.
cred and protected from the weather
mt! hard.
In the work of excavation the earth
is hauled to the north and placed in
the low ground at the rear. 1t is
expected that about twenty-five acres
will be used in the campus about the
| now college buildings and while at
present all active work is being con-
centrated on the main building, plans
are being developed for fine system
OF building activity, that will bring
Penn college to the fore front of pub.
lie notice for year or so to come.
The new location is high and COM
handing and the view from this point
is one of considerable extent The
three points of approach will be the
new Penn Boulevard or North c
Street extended to the new campus.
North Market street on the east and
| North E street on the west A large
force of men are now employed and
as the work develops, still others will
| be in demand and busy scenes are in
prospect here.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-11-23
LADIES AID MAKE S 80
Annual Bazaar Of Rochester Society
is Success

Rochester, Nov. 30 (By Joe) - The
Ladies Aid held their annual Bazaar
at the church on Thursday evening,
the several booths being presided ov-
er by different members of the Aid
Mrs. Jennie Hess presided over a
charming display of fancy work Ollie
belong had charge of the candy and
did lively business, the candy being
all home made and delicious. Mrs.
Hattie Harris had the more substan.
tial things of life, pie, pickles, etc.
and business was good, keeping her
and an assistant busy. Next in line
was the delicious coffee, brewed by
Mrs. PARCEL and Daisy Church. 1t
was a great success, taking 1t all in
all. and about thirty dollars was clear
ed which will be applied to the
Ministerial fund.
Alice Boles is staying IL Tracy at
the Dolon home, and attending school.
Our mail carrier, Mr.. Bass, as q
usual thing, is able to drive his car
over any kind of roads. but on Tues.
day the little Ford refused to climb
the hill south of Churches and moth
ing could induce it to come along UNI
til Ed belong came with the big
blacks, and they soon persuaded Mr..
Ford. Uncle Sans business must not
be delayed.
Mrs. Julia belong and Miss Ollie,
are mourning the loss of their pet par
rot, Polly" The bird has been in the
family for over twenty years. Polly
was pretty bird with brilliant plum
age, a great talker. could initiate al
most any sound. The writer will long
remember her CHEEKY goodbye, pref.
ty girl"
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-11-23
HUGHES WINS IN MINNESOTA
Has t79,553 to Wilson's 179,t57, but
Runs Far Behind His Ticket in
the State.

st. Paul. MINI, Nov 20.~-Chnrles
Evans Hughes carried Minnesota by
,9G. This was based upon official re-
turns from Minnesota complete giving
Hughes 1858. Wilson 1T9.1j7.
There will be no official recount Of
the Minnesota figures. Fred Wheaton,
chairman of the Democratic state cen
'ral committee. and other Democrats
iDtimHted. The Republicans got out Il
brass band and parudcd the streets
in the afternoon.
Hughes ran just 5000 behind his
ticket in Minnesota. according TO these
officially CanvuSsed figures. J. A. A.
Burnquist, Republican, governor, was
reelected with just 24J,Sj2 votes.
Hughes total was 1893.
San Francisco. Nov. 20.-Charles
f. Hughes will gain S5S votes in Los
Angeles county if "Scmiofticial" results
of the count given out are borne out
by the official returns.
This gain for Hughes is not large
enough to affect Wilson's plurality in
the state, although ii is the largest diff
ference 50 far revealed between the
unofficial totals and the totals re-
sulting from the recount.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-11-23
WAR NEARING A DECISION
German Expert Asserts That When
Falkenhayn Crosses Mountains
Success viii Be Assured.

Berlin, Nov. 20.-The war is APP
preaching decisive stage-and the
decision will rest with the campaign
in Pennsylvania and Roumania. Such
is the expert military viewpoint here.
As summed up by well-informed mil
itary authority, the situation is:
.The triangular loss ut Ancre does
not offset the SOmme battle as a
whole. Viewing all the war theaters,
the whole war has now reached a pc
riOd Of tension. The solution is draw
Ing near. When this shall come de-
ponds upon the progress of the pres
ent fighting in the Roumanian passes
"We are making progress there, but
the mountain difficulties are greater
thin In Serbia. Once General Falken-
hayn crosses. the decision will come,
How long this will take we do not
know--but one must be patient and
await coming Developments"
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-11-23
TEUT0NS WIN PASSES
BERLIN REPORTS VICTORY OVER
THE RoUMANIANS.
kaisers Troops Reach orsova-Craiova
Railroad in Southern Roumania-
10000 Prisoners Captured.

Berlin, Nov. 20.--Ggman and Aus.
tro-Hungarian troops, despite Il tena.
cious Roumanian resistance, forced
their way through the narrow noun
tain passes on the Transylvanian
front into the Wallachian plain, ac-
cording TO another official statement
issued by the German headquarters
staff.
TCutOn troops pushing behind the
RoumanianS in southwestern ROu-
mania have reached the OrSova-Craio-
va railroad. Since November the
AuStrHns and Germans on this front
it is stated, have taken prisoner more
than $4,000 ROumanians and have cap
tured 26 cannon. The text of the an
nouncement reads:
Eastern war theater a..
'Front of Archduke Charles-East
Of the putna valley, in the Gyergyo
mountains, Bavarian regiments re-
pulsed advances of strong Russian
forces south of HegyeS.
our operations since the end of
October on .the Pennsylvania south
rrn front have taken the course i'll
tended.
"The exit from the mountain mar
rows into WaIlachAn Pain, in spite
If tenacious Roumanian resistance,
was forced 10y the German and Aus
Ir0-Hmgnrian troops.
"Srr0ng Roumaniun forces between
the jul river and GiIort were broken
in The battle of TigujiuIii. They
were defeated under exceptionally Sc
we're and SunGuinnry losses. Attempts
made by III" enemy to Outtlunk us
from the east with fresh forces
brought there failed.
"Ulr troops pushing behind the enc
my have reached the railroad of
Or&0vH-C rHiOvu.
South of Rothenthurm pass the
CHlimnn- SUiCi road has been crossed
"Thr total booty of the ninth army
from November ! to November 10 is
1S0 officers and 19,33S men. 70 cannon,
II ammunition cars and - machine
guns"
lhP-ditIuS ulilltulN oi'tIdtlbiS III
Dubrudja. Germans official statement
says:
Army group of Field Marshal Won
MarkenSpn--On the Dobrudja front
there were patrol engagements near
SiliStrla and also more lively imam
try and artillery fire"
Petro.rad. via London, Nov. 20
Roumanian forces on the Pennsylvania
front took the offensive against the
AuStro-German troops in the Tirgu-
iiulii valley and captured series of
heights according to IN official an
nouncemCnt made by the Russian war
department. In the jul and Alt val
IeyH strong Teutonic forces, the state
ment adds. pushed back the Rouman-
ians for a short distance to the south
ward.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-11-23
RUSS BRING DOWN ZEPPELIN
Big German Airship Disabled in Pinsk
Region and Crew captured-Fiaht.
ing at LuII in Galicia.

Petrograd, Nov. 20.-Russian troops
near Srany, southeast of Pinsk. have
brought down large Zeppelin airship.
The crew of 16 was captured.
Attacks by Austro- German forces on
Russian positions in the Carpathians
gained temporary success. but subse.
Quently the Russians drove back their
opponents, it was announced officially.
Berlin. Nov. 2O.--Only minor opera
tons on the Russian front are reported
by the war Office In the official state
ment. which reads:
"Front of Prince Leopold: On the
Shara and on the Stokhod the hostile
artillery was more active than on re-
cent days. Near vituneiz, northwest of
Lutsk. a German patrol enterprise was
entirely yuccessful."