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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-13
DR.. J. L. COULTER
VIII Speak on Good Work Done BY
Agricultural Colleges for Farmers
at Meeting Saturday.

Or. John Lee Coulter. dean OF the
agricultural department OF the West
Virginia University. will speak on
Service the Agricultural College Can
Render the West Virginia Farmers,
and What Their Agricultural Colleges
Have Done" at the annual public
meeting OF the Pan Handle Agricul-
tural club 10 be held Saturday morn.
INK. beginning at 10 o'clock In the
Board OF Trade assembly room.
A communication was received yes
terday al the headquarters OF the club
from Senior Agent Horace Atwood at
Morgantown. stating the subject upon
which DIT. Coulter would speak Mr.
Atwood is one OF tho principal figures
az the West Virginia County Agents
annual convention IN MOrgautown this
week. lie al Junior Agent Webster
II Sill OF Brooke county. accompanied
by a number Of farmers Of hlo and
Brooke counties. Will return home late
Friday 10 be present at the meeting
here Saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-13
PATHER-IN-LAW
AWARDED VERDICT
AGAINST SoN-lN-LAW FOR MEDI-
CAL ATTENTION AND BOARD
OF DAUGHTER
Court Directs the jury to Find For
Plaintiff and Will Decide Law
Points Later.

W. A. Martin. who sued his son-in-
law for board bill for his own daughter.
Mrs. Beuter. and also for a doctors
bill. was awarded 4 verdict for $277.35
against him for S377.35. \ motion Tor
a new trial was Immediately made
and will be argued at a tier date.
The suit was tried before n jury in
Judge Hervey's court who after hear
ing the evidence directed the jurors
10 bring in a verdict in full for the
plaintiff. The court stated however,
that the verdict was based on the evil
dence and that the attorneys could
submit questions Of law.
While Mrs. Beuter was Ill. Mr.. Mar
tin continued to pay the bills and there
seemed TO be no dispute as TO how
much he paid. At that time Mrs. Beu-
ter. vas thought to be deranged, but
the insanity commission adjudged her
10 be perfectly sane. Several legal
points are involved in the case. At
torney W. p. Robinson appears for the
plaintiff. and A. l. Sawtell for the de-
Tense.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-13
PA WHEELING "ALL HET up:
So DEGREES HIN THE SHADE"
YESTERDAY WAS THE -HoTTEsT"
JANUARY DAY IN THIS CITY
IN NINE YEARS.
Merchants open Wide Their Doors
70 Enjoy Balmy Spring" Breeze.
Cold Wave Today.

Hot 'nough for you?" That sounds
like The Good Old Summer Time"
when he homo pest turns his vocal
interrogations lose. Nevertheless.
that question was asked more than
once in Wheeling yesterday. The in
terrogator had a perfect right TO fling
out such a question for Pa Wheeling
was all het up; hotter than he had
ever been in January for nine years.
Sixty-Eight "ln the Shade"
The most reliable thermometers IN
the heart OF the business district reg
istered 20 degrees at mid-afternoon,
while the official government Their
mometer on the Island reached the 6S
mark. according 20 Miss Bessie For
sythe. the official local weather OBJ
server.
Yesterday was a typical spring day:
the sky was a sblue as a Dutch girls
eyes. while some of the birds sang
in trees and old hens began strutting
about looking for worms as IL Miss
Spring had made her annual debut.
Overcoats were a burden and heavy
felt hats we're uncomfortable. Mer-
chants opened wide their shop doors.
letting the balmy breeze OF spring"
come in. and the street loafer was on
the job.
Harry Young. manager OF the local
Western Union office. said last night
that yesterday was OF the hot
test" January days ever felt. And he
has been observing the weather in
this city for more than two score
years. Il never saw so many store
doors opened in Wheeling in January
as today" concluded the genial man.
ager.
Nine Degrees Warmer January, 1907.
Yesterday vas not the warmest Jan
uary day in Wheeling during the past
t~wenty-three years since official
weather records have been kept here
There have been few days in Janu-
airy that have almost equalled yester-
days temperature. GS degrees, The
warmest on record for this month in
this city w son January 10. 1907,
when thegovernment thermometer reg.
istered II It 2 O'Clock In the after
Don.
Severe Cold Wave Due Today.
Last night it began raining. but still
remained warm. But tho spring"
weather will not last long. for the
chances are when Pa Wheeling shall
have awakened from his beauty sleep
this afternoon thewinter winds Will
be bowling. snow falling and King
Winter on the throne in all his Plory.
for the official weather ~foreCaster at
Pittsburgh has sent out his warning.
reading for this section: Thursday
snow and much colder with a cold
wave that will be severe Thursday"
Please note that Observer Pennywitt
says a severe cold wave. Watch out
when he uses the word severe The
wave is headed this way from the
west and King Winter will make Miss
Spring hotfoot It from this community
with great rapidly ere nightfall to
day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-13

The WcllshurE National bank held its
nnuuul stockholders meeting on Tues
day Do election OF directors and off
Gers Cor the year was held with the
Hr.
IIrsrfHrs-JoIn q Palmer. Tr. wheel.
luE Louis whit Wheeling T. q CLARK
Brilliant. Ohio IS o. Rodgers. brilliant.
~ Rodgers. Sr. NeIeburE. g.. d. ra-0b
WrI.ahurg George Patterson. Wells
burg T NJ Rodgers Jr. WfTrhurg O.
" Hr.wr. M~rIrhurr
Ufnrrrn-Tnfn O. Palmer rr rr..t.
dent IIazIctt Rodgers. cashier. J. ~.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-13
SISTERSYILLE

SISTERsvILLE. W. Va. Jan. IA
Mr. and Mrs. OFT Petit have returned 10
their home In Pittsburgh after being the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. \. NJ. Hunter.
Miss clara Alder has returned home
from Marietta. where. she has been the
guest OF Miss ISABEL Sanders FOR the
RAY Weber has arrived home from
PITTSBURGH, where he spent a week with
his sister. Mrs. John Comes.
Miss. Florence Carmichael. - nas
been the guest % her sister. Mrs. Al
Mc1ullen left Monday for her home
Edwin Weber and Miss Isabel sand
ers. on Marietta. were the guests OF Miss
clara Alder. sunday evening.
spending "a week with her cousin. Mrs
oscar Schrader. Of New NartinsvuIe
visited friends here Tuesday evening
Ray Martin. who has been spending
a. couple of weeks with his mother. Mrs
$ sutton. has lett for Akron. where
Mrs VI Anna Hall. OF wheeling. ha.
returned o. her home after installing
p. g. Acksrsou. whO has been vrsfrrns
bis family Tor several weeks. has ra-
turned to Tulsa. okia. whore he Is EN-
Mrs Emmanuel Henry ~ 81. Nra-v.
hospital 'Itrt-hurF is tho guest Of
Der parents Mayor and Mrs. Ohm ~.
Earl West NJ Washington. ID G. 60
here attending 90 business matters and
Miss Ruth Mccormick has LETT ror
Cincinnati whore she attends the Con-
~serNatorv NJ Music.
Miss Margaret stoaIev. Tho daughter
~ Mr.. and Mrs g. "a. st.aIe-. was rr-
Grated on sunday artrrr... f1r an
r.ndlrits and iT 90 a very critical con-
lr-a Peter shaw hos gone ta r,rte-s.
burg. 90 i" tho guest OF Hrr daughters
Nrs D. r. soudefs - Martha vas
.E IiI'.i7 mere TUESDAY and We'd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-13
WELLSBURG

WEILSETRG. W. Va. Jan -G
time U.s. being made by the WAYS and
means committees or the WeIlsburg
chamber OF Commerce toward raising IA.
Ht,DvV 10 the county court to-
ward repairing the river road The
money j. being solicited by members %
the committee under the provisions that
th' court spend $500 additional II Will
De collected hy February LIST.
The committee met on Monday even
Ing. and on Tuesday morning started
their work. ON Wednesday morning IA
report was made and only a couple OF
hundred dollars remained 10 be- s.ffrft.
90. % part OF which was promised The
large local companies responded ysr,
NuerhIlF. as well as individuals and tho
companies erecting the Industrial plants
a. Beech Bottom. a complete list or
the contributor will be published when
The amount g. raised.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-13
MANY OFFENDERS
Faced Judge Honeeker Yesterday
Morning IN Police Court
CLOSED" District TO Front.

The closed district came to the front
In police court yesterday morning and
as a result Roy Nibergall was fined
ten and costs and his companions.
Harry Johnson and Jerold Corners.
were released. The men lrere charged
with hitting two OF the painted la.
dies.
John St Clair. drunk. was fined five
and costs. G. Cook. speeder. was fined
i've and costs. Mrs. BeIlnger and
Virginia Little for lettering were
fined ten and costs. They were ar.
rested yesterday morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-13

Mikc strait. o. Greek. and Mrs. Cath
erlug Moran. am Italian. were marrirf
on tuesday evening hy Rev. Father L.
Ole church. ~ this city. Both parfl-a
are from Collier Tho woman Is a widow
With six children. ono "a young balm 1r
Whl'h Strait is the father. Mrs Moran
md Mr.. Strait came o. W.Islury IN
Tuesday. and she had a warrant sworn
out for him. Tie was arrested hv U.uutr
sheriff ArTIDEafr. Tho woman did NOT
care O. prosecute. hut Insisted On strait
marrying her. strait refused and said
mat Do would dc Boo Jail before he NAV
rltd Der. How ever. when be- was afmorf
pr 'n' lall door tr r..autHI IIs HUrdr
and agreed f1 The w.IdfrU rI. H..r..
gee then secured and Che ceremony per.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-13

J.. O. Hawiev o. building n garage ~
hi7 home gu Bethany pike He has pur-
chased q Ford ruuabout. which will be
housed lu the garage
The repair men ~ the Manufacturers
IaEht and Heat Co.. o. this city. have
been working Tor several DAYS ~ The
w hnash bridge repairing a large leak
caused by lnudslld,s and siips
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-13
PROBATE WILL
Wife and Daughter Of r. Heber List
Are Sole Observation-Disclosures
triS is Named.

The will OF the late Reginald Heber
List was filed for probate with TIE
clerk OF he county court Yesterday.
and was later admitted. Frances ".
List was named administrative = I a
with bond fixed AZ $4,000. The apprais-
ers are \. c. Hubbard. a s. List. d.
I. List, PEBBLES Tatum and II. NJ.
Browne.
All OF The property. which includes
a residence az Ninth and Main streets.
was left TO the wife. TO pass TO the
daughter at the death OF mother.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-13

2 boS OF lOnollne ldplelS WV
"Bv George. I never saw anything
like the effects Of that new treatment.
Tonoline Tablets. for building mp OF
weight and lost nerve force. II acted
more like a miracle than "a medicine. q"
said a wellknown gentleman yesterday
in speaking Of the revolution that had
taken place in his condition. 81 began
TO think that there was nothing On
earth that could make me fat ! tried
tones. digestives. heavy eating. diets.
milk. beer and almost eevrything else
you could think OF.
Any man or woman who is thin ar
recover normal weight By the best new
treatment TonoIine Tablets. Il have
been thin for years and began 90 think
81 was natural for me 20 be that way.
Finally ] read about the remarkable
processes brought about by use OF
Tonoline Tablets 30 ] decided TO try
myself Well. when I look an myself
in the mirror. now. : think 81 ls some
body else ! have put on just forty
pounds during the last forty days. and
never felt stronger. T0noline Tabs are
"a powerful Iuducer fo nutrition. IN
creases celi-grOVth. food. increases the
number Of bloOd-corpuecles and a. n
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figure.
For women who can never appear
stylish In anything they wear because
~ their thinncss bic remarkable
treatment may prove e revelation. It
a. n beauty maker az well az % form
builder and nerve atrenKftener For
sale by O. ~ Griest a. 60.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-13

senate. with several others by President
Wilson. az The opening o. the 64th CON
Er'-H DE was recommended FOR The
b. NItI"u uF Congressman Nsely after the
death or lusfmastor T. IT, buchanan
walter D. Reeve was also confirmed
o. postmaster Ft bethany. ua being rec
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-13

John J Kerr. editor and proprietor OF
tho WellsburE News. f. confined 20 his
nome Win the grippe The many friends
~ Tho popular scribe hope for his speedy
recovery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-13

Rodgers. Jr. assistant cashier: a. w.
M.'ord. assistant cashier. y. i. David
son. teller. j. 81. Brown teller.
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no editorial this week. a. on are busy
with examinations hut will be- prepared
Co have plenty Of reading next.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-13

Th" w'iiebarS hieh school VIII have
The Detroit times., 1916-12-05
Allies Say Germans
Plan to Seize
All Food
WANT
CREATED, CHARGE
Used BY Berlin AS An
Excuse to Exile
People

LONDON. Dec. 5.--The Entente
powers. thru the British govern.
ment, last night issued "declars-
tion in regard 10 the present state
Of Belgium" which gives warning
that the work Of Belgian relief Is
aboui 10 collapse" and asserts that
tho Germans are preparing 10 seize
food intended FOR the consumption
of Belgium.
The declaration, after denounc.
ing The German slave raids" or de.
poriation OF workers, and review.
ing 'he work OF the Allies in con.
nection with the commission for re.
lief In Belgium. says
Tho allies only stipulated that th.
Germans should draw no advantsge
FROM the operations Of the neutral
.onmiss'on. tn1t they should not
seize imported Dl native supplies and
th7t The distrl button of relief should
NOT hs used for ths purpose Of co.rc.
IuI brlglAn workmcn against their
rouscienges
These conditions which tn. Ger
mans were pledged 10 obey. have been
f'e9Y YrntlA Violated Put the iprrAc.
tlons I'm the past have been disavovtd
hI th" German SO eminent and the
Nlire have been content - rely upon
tIe neutral com lssion To watch and
'utof-' tF" fulNllnsut % N. eondi-
rious undo vhi.h % q worked
Sow however. the situation 10
banging Tho Germans have ahsn-
goued all pretsnce 81 respecting per-
snual freedom IN Belgium Thee have
deliberately ordered the suspension
or the pUhli- relief ~orks .upphrtsd
ut the commission and openly aimed
a. crestirE implement. which
fIruishes 90" main excuse fot de-
porfatiore
They have hccor1e thsmselves th.
nrgRntzers and operators In man
hunts VhI % they uledgAd Themselves
hv tho Brussels convention ~ 1870 20
puf down IN Africa The machinery
~ BeiEinu industry is now totally
dcatroyed and exports of Belgian
food stufs have again begun on n
large scale.
The allies must therefore warn the
world ~ what ~ about TO take place
The central emptres az their own stt-
Uafiou grows more desperatN, intend
90 teat up every Gus srRntee on which
the work ~ the relief commission
rests They intend 20 cast aside all
tlrir prom 1fs and use Belgian sood
stufs and Belgian labor 20 support
fhelf own falling strength The work
~ relief which the neutrals have
h4tIt np for two years ~ about to
lose re foundation, and IL in danger
&C falling
rhe allies do not intend 20 change
their policy nr desert the oppressed
population 81 Belgium IN this most
critical moment Of tho war. but A. q
VIII h" Impossible for the reltef work
10 continue " its basic guarantees
are destroy ed. they appeal 90 the
civilized world not on their own be-
hair. hu' ON behalf of innocent civili-
aus. who cannot protect themselves
to see that this great work OF inter
national hrnevolence shall not be en-
danEored by tr~achery or destroyed
by violence.
Eut they remind The world that The
German policy which stands revealed
The Detroit times., 1916-12-05

HAPPENINGS
STILL DARK
(Continued from pnr, one,

chihuahua City when Nilhstas cap.
tdred the city week ago. is being
prepared here oJay by friends and
relatives OF the missing Americans.
Unless information as to the fate
OF che missing nen is forthcoming
';ithin short time. the petition
will be telegraphed 10 Washington.
The petition VII virtually charge
Mexican government officials either
AZ chihuahua City OF Juarez. with
Withholding or attempting 10 sup
press information concerning the
safety Of foreigners in the northern
capital The Mexican consulate
here has been making real effort
10 get news and yesterday an.
Hounced that request for informs-
ton had been wired to Gen. Ozuna
al Chihuahua City.
Carranza military officials at
Juarez claim the only wire open to
the northern capital is being used
for military purposes and is roo
busy for private business.
In Mexican Official quarters no re.
Iorts OF the movements OF Villa
have been received since the evacu.
alton of Chihuahua City by the
bandits
Military auttcfities here expect
the bandit chief 10 make bis head
quarters near San Andres, in West
ern chihuahua. and again split his
command into mobile bands 10
forage and loo, the country.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-05

LONDON, Dec. 6-There is still
chance tina, Bucharest will be
saved Militsry experts today
hoped that the Rumanian. Russian
forces now defending the capital 10
the south. along the Argechu river
could hold the heavily reinforced
invaders in cheek long enough 20
permit Of few days more Of
pounding by the Russians I'm the
Trotus river valley
a break in ide German line az
this poin' would put the main rail-
road line from re north 10 Kron-
stadt under serloJs menace II f.
this line on which tho German
forces in all 81 Fast Transylvsnia
are depending -.r The major por
tlon Of their supplies n the Rus
slams can wres IL from Teutonic
control the German army in Tran
fylvania must ~cek a readiustment
OF its lines Realization OF this
fact is causing 30 Russians 10 re-
double their Efforts az penetration
o! the German lines In Gylmcs
Pass
Experts her, were inclined 20
douht tha the Germsns had yet
brought up hcasy artillery OF suff
cient range to shell Bucharest from
The Detroit times., 1916-12-05
Marriage Licenses

Albert Heur. p. Fair Haven. Anna
Borne g. Detroit
George o. coffin IS Sherwood -.
Alice singer. g. Cleveland
George Snedr. is. Anna Ldvka. n.
Harry knight, 20 klngrvilie. Ont.
DAISY ChRvis. 81 same
Arthur w Lewis. IS Alma ~ Bab.
cock, %
James Jackson 2s Eliza Williams
Frank smith. e6 Nellie Brozozoyv-
ski 20
10
Horace y GrHssck 2f Detroit.
Ethel Morris. fp. Sew Ior~
elmer y Williams. N3.rl
lia-oH
jCsse ii Van Jiss. ~. Toledo.
EWun rafl.y. is. saf.r
Oscar MeIeur s.. Nettie friedman:
The Detroit times., 1916-12-05

TO regulate trdf1c for any one class
of people want TO 90 the great
as good for he greatest number OF
our people
~ could bring before yod hun
drsds OF letters that nave rcceiV-
cd indoreine The new regulation
Some Of YOU people favor l0-minute
parking others want one hour
parking How are YOU going tosen.
force such measures 70 YOU fJo
going 20 allow i5minute or one
hour 10 each automobile owner who
drives mp 10 q store TO purchase YOU
are not simplifying The tra.Hc prob
lem One Will drive away. and
there viii Dc another automobile
waiting o drive y Our ggurcs
show that between 10000 and 1000
automobiles drive northvard on
Woodward ave I'm % day. Allow any
kind OF parking. and the street Will
be lined with automobiles a- 70 used
10 be-
AS for the physicians Who have
complained, ! can show them let
ters from many men OF their pro
fession approving % The non parking
orders. Permit parking under any
circumstances. and they Win not
have any better opportunity 10 drive
up 10 a building than they have
now"
5reitmeyer Makes Protest
Former Mayor Philip Bre'tmeyer
was among the most active protest.
ants. He declared he did not pro
pose to follow the police rules in
cases where ne Gtcmed comrliance
beyond all reason
You've got TO give the uero hants
2 chance TO deliver their goods into
the waiting cars of their custom
ers, be said That isn't the only
complaint Ny wife drove up 10 the
Harmonic the other day, stepped in
for few minutes, and when she
came out the officer told her she
could not leave her car therh. !
told her TO pay no attention 10 any
complaint that Will be made That's
stand You're going &c enforce
these rules of YOURS until YOU drive
us 10 do something We had not
ought TO do"
Calls couzens Gear"
II ?. Cohen, who IS one OF the
merchants in The broadway market,
called Couzene "czar"
Business IN the Broadway mar
ket haS fallen of 81 per cent since
this now regulation went into ef.
feet" he said a crippled woman
who used TO deal with US can't come
TO our stand ANYMORE because she
hasn't the means 20 employ chauf.
feur 70 keep her car moving around
while sire makes purchase At
the same time, he members Of The
! \ & can park rheir' cars in
Mad on-ayc from O'Clock in the
morning until midnight just be.
cause car comes i'm here ana says
We can do thi, ana We cant do
that"
The Detroit times., 1916-12-05

right 10 hear about this as the al.
dermen."
Couzens ls Hecklsd
The heckling apparently angered
the commissioner. lie arose. hold.
ing in his hand a long list of names
of firms on woodward-ave. and Girls
woldst
II want to say that the men who
are protesting here are doing so
not in the interest OF public good.
but because they have some private
right al stake The Broadway mer.
chants are protesting because they
want parking permitted in front OF
their places OF business so they can
draw trade away from Woodward.
ave. merchants have list OF
hrm names here and not one of
these hrms--they represent the big.
gest ~ their kind in the ci.y-have
made any protest. am MOI trying
The Detroit times., 1916-12-05
NlOrtuary


BNhER -b.c. I. az her horne ls To
leoo-ave Margaret. aged "a years.
-eloN"d wife ~ Charles Baker ana
u'h mother or th" Dan. Nrs ". g.
nieTson Funeral Wedu' souy at q.
- lu. from residence.
COOPER 1915 Ian, G
widow Of the late pf.Elrd Conner
Funeral from rcsid.u.. az N,,
rnout-aNe. Thuredav at & 40 and n
st Ico'e church a. % o'.t.rL
I.WTRSoN De-, at nor rorga ,ig
% Toledo-alr Mara Vvre,let pekar
Em.rsrD ag.J ~ years heloya al
wife of " - ru.ranr 1ssr
daughter - NJ and Mrs charles
Baker Funeral Vtdrc sdaN. - 81 30.
from residence
HAWKINS Dac rnts J,tf, b1
iovD4 s., re o, he isfe Item. 4sy,-
kirs ard u,othor - r-I.n,rr rru.
neral from rasidence tn4o Four
taenth-are "wednesday at u M
The Detroit times., 1916-12-05

10 beinG carried out not only in Rel
gium. but in north France aud all the
occupied territories. The allies pledge
them selves not 90 SEEK IN the future
any more than In the past, any hd
vantage from the operation ~ this
purely neutral commission
The Detroit times., 1916-12-05
ron SNtE-urs,Et.ANEors
TtAINES' WIGS,
TOUPEES
And Ladies Hair Goods

Best made Wigs and Tou-
lees in the world for the
money. Ladies' Hair Goods
wholesale and retail. Fine first
quality French Hair Switches
and Hair Goods. Prices right.
Established in present Hair
Store-.1879-over 81 years.
76 GRAND RIVER AVE. w.
2 Doors from Bagley Ave.
VIM. A HAINES
The Detroit times., 1916-12-05

their positions less than dozen
miles 70 the south
n was ,till noted heru with sat
iffsction that even the German ON
cal statements with their claims
a. sweeping victory. do not carry
news OF the capture OF any consid
cradle portion OF The NUmauiau
army
The number Of prisoner, has
been large of course. but not -o
lig as 10 suggest anything more
than an ordinary retreat bv Tho
BUmauiaus
The Detroit times., 1916-12-05

PARIS. Dec 5.-The Allied forces
ont of Monastir continue their prog
ress against he Teptons today 5
war Office statement declared East
OF thc Cerna the Serbians are CON
tinuing heir progress" the state
ment said They have arrived at
the outskirts of Slardina. The
'FrancosSerblan forces have prog
resscd north of Paralovo."