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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-18
ELKINS is NOW ON
MAP OFFICIALLY

WASHINGTON Jan. t7.-Ncar zero
weather prevailed foulsht over much
~ the country cast of the Mississippi
river. NO relief was in prospect for
tomorrow bur .hc government fore
casters predict slightly warmer wealth.
rr for "wednesday
Skies we're nir with tho mercury
around zero north r. tho Ohio during
Goo day No. was cold southwark. zoo
and sInef storms swept many sections
100 tho way to tho Gulf THO center
OFF the cold wave was over West Vlr.
aIuia Al Elkus which was tho cold.
r.f SPOT in thn country except tat
rortnvcsfsrn points tho thermometer
registered four derrces above the zero
mark Miami Florida. was tho warm
r7t place with o. reading Of % degrees
ON tho Pacific coast snow storm
was moyIrg eastward.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-18
TT. HENRY CLUB
NAMES DIRECTORS
w. ~. ABBOTT FILLS VACANCY
CAUSED BY DEATH OF MR..
FRANZHEIM.
Three Other Members Of Board Named
at Annual Meeting OF Stock
holders-Good Report
Submitted.

Al meeting Of the stockholders OF
me Fort Henry club. last night w. IL.
Abbott. vice president OF the Wheeling
Corrugating company. was elected a
director TO fill the vacancy caused BY
'he death OF Mr.. II. c. Franzheim. The
selection OF Mr.. Abbott as a director
is very favorably received by the
stockholders OF this popular club.
Three new directors were elected
10 take the place Of those retiring. The
new directors are Mr.. George Baird.
howard Mcdonald and Paul O. Rev
mann. The report OF the officers was
submitted and showed the club 10 have
strong financial standing The meet
ing OF me directors for the purpose OF
organization will be held the second
wednesday i'm February.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-18
ASKS TRUSTEE
FOR KANAWHA

PARKERSBURG. w. Va. Jan. IL
petition for the appointment Of a
trustee under the statute OF limitation
OF liability was filed in federal court
today by the Kanawha Packer com.
pany. which operated the wrecked
steamer Kanawha. Captain Phil Horn.
brook OF this city was named trustee
and {. ID. Dotson, J. &. Mcconnell and
II. A. Douglas named appraisers.
Judge Dayton viii reserve render.
ing an opinion on Quashing the in.
dictments against the Fairmont postal
employees. for which a motion and ar.
guments were made last week. until
Wednesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-18
PRAYER MEETINGS
OF North street NJ. e. Church VIII Be
Held az Homes Of Members Of
Congregation This Week.

Rev John Hess. pastor Of the North
Street " T. church announces tho foI
lowinr schedule of cottage prayer
Landemoyer. f25 National Road. Ted 1y
the pastor. or the home OF Mrs Anna
white. si7 Market street. led by the
doacouness. Miss Little.
on "wednesday evening tho regular
weekly prayer meeting viii Doe held in
tho church. and ON Thursday evening
January 20. a. tho homo OF Mrs. Ger.
frudc Porter. f2f Main street. led by
Miss Little. and ref tho home OF Mrs
Elizabeth strates. s22 Main street. Jed
by The pastor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-18
CHOOSE WHEELING
Belmont County Bar Association VIII
Hold Banquet IN Fort Henry
Club in February

Wheeling woe unanimously ,to,c,
as fHe place f0r nrIHr. fH. .rrr.I
banquet 90 obi. Belmont County r.rte.
.'N'n. ai i.s meeting H.d Dol ST.
'''.f.'.'ir yesterday morning Dr. ia
l.'lH.. io hold 'ho banquet LOO the
f'fi II'rry club ot Fourteenth ana
.IapI.rp street
The committee ON arrarrar.rf. Cd.
composed of Uou. o. g.. u..rf..r ,f
bridgeport. and a. D. T.mbarfas. a.
''.I".i' ~ elaborate prorram Is ba.
re prepared hfdr.rrns o..II DO. ..,,t.
D.. como of Ihs most pr0m.rsrf ur..f,
of ohio Dr. 900 he hrIf F.Iru.ry mn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-18
WESLEYAN STARS
DEFEAT ALL-STARS

Special Dispatch 20 che IntelIigencer.
BUCKHANNON. W. Va. Jan. 1.-THE
Wesleyan basketball five came back to
FORM tonight and sent down TO defeat "A
perfect galaxy Of former stars assisted
by "Bcv' Garrett. OF Western Maryland
College and Atkinson. Muskingum for
ward The line OF the "Au Stars" show
ed Nealc. Toothman. Garrett and Ward
ali from the Championship 1914 team
and this quartctte gave the Varsity "A
mighty run for honors At one stage OF
had lead Of u points only for the
stars Go creep MP and pass them three
minutes before the end Of the game NVee-
lt\ an with blk squirt however. nosed
out ahead with a two point margin.
wesisysn-4s ives. "An star---4s
hight Forward ioO'n'""n
Left Forward N'NinSon
Center
morTlsou .-..-. .... ............... Ward
Right Guard
Left Guard - 'Nrre''
ufiona-Wcsloyan. Heavier FOR
l'anlels. Thurman for Morrison. Blake
TOT Thurman. All Stars "Bev' Garrett
Tor Doc Garrett. Goals from field.
Jacobs ., Shumakor 2. Rcsseger 3. Nor
rlsou z. Daniels J. Heavier j. Toothman
Q, Atkinson @. Neaie g. Doc Garreff r
Morrison o out OF . Resserer ont Of 4
score "a end Of first half--Wesleyan
~. All stars" 10. Referee Stanebtirv.
inner kcllison. scorer Vance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-18

Dry OF the exemplary life Of his IA
Their Is not forgotten and our admira-
ton for the public career Of the son
is pronounced Judge Robinson is
held in the highest esteem by every
one i'm Barbour. where he lived as a
boy. When ne was elected TO the
bench of the supreme court In 1908 he
led the ticket here. receiving more
votes than the presidential electors.
ln the coming primary Judge Robin
son will have large majority in this
county"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-18
MEMS GUILD
OF ST. Matthews Church VIII Hold
Meeting This Evening Rev
8trider % SPEAK

Tho Mons Guild of ne So Mat
f1gra church viii bold t|r regular
monthly meeting fIH evening boo fne
rarl0ra OF tho church af fHe corner
off Fifteenth and |IHrIrs afrnrf.
Row o. D. D. rfrIDr. I. ..1r of fIr
church. will afdraH flr meeting and
1910 uee ar h.F subject '.r discus .1n
'IHn symbol m 0f IIU. Dr. prom
I.e. fY hs ar u'.fe f.re and Iu.fmo.
4. ? ..or ard 600 member. aro urged
,H ."rrd IH' dI.rI..I1n vIu open
OFF O'Clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-18

Traffic on the West Virginia Traction
and Electric Company line was held up
yesterday morning Wien a trolley wire
BROKE on Sixteenth street. Traffic was
delayed for nearly go minutes hut the
line car soon arrived and the wiz. was
temporarily repaired. The necessary re-
pairs were made last night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-18
OUT-THE-PIKE


The nuion reviva; services in progress
at West Alexander will be held this
week in the Methodist Episcopal church.
Rev n. \. Riddle pastor OF the Ircsby b.
terrain church. viii be in charge Of the
revival assisted by the Rev. n q. Deeds.
Next week the services will be- held In
the United Presbyterian church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-18
sarran commanas Anl.r.

LONDON. Jan 10. 1.1T q. m General
fArIHII. rrmwaulrr Of the French forces
90 -nIuuitl. ia rnf1 tv Reuters rorrce-
rnudfnt 90 that point Or have taken over
Nrinrng the British expedition under
HIH control
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-18

Funeral services viii be held this ar
ternoon AZ 2.3o o'clock over the remain e
OF the late Henry B-.fZ who died sun
day morning NJ Tho family residence.
80 211 National road Fulton Rev. W.
q Tlfert. pastor Of 50. Johns EvauEei-
ical Protestant churhc. will offIciat.
Iuterment viii be in Greenwood GENE
49,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-18
warner Funeral.

Funeral services over the remains OF
the late Mrs. Louis Wagner. wife Of Je-
rome wagner. who died Friday morning
AT the family nome ON Middle Wheeling
creek. were held yesterday morning AT
$50 o'clock. from the place ut death
Requiem high mass was celebrated Ia
81. Mays church. Triadelphia. AZ DO
o'clock lnterment was in ST. Mary S
cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-18
Club Merabers Entertained.

Tho Nom borH OF fI0 N"T|TV MINT
Sewing club were very pleasantly en-
tertained last evening AZ the home Of
Mrs. W. B. Weeks. OF TriadcIphia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-18

The FHrw00d volunteer fire company
will hold e. card party and dance ir the
Edrwo0d town hall Tuesday ana We'd
nesday evenings. Special music viii be-
rendered The proceeds VIII -n toward
securing equipment Tor the lremen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-18

"t the Bucklcy Methodist Episcopal
church. OF Edgwo0d. will be enfsrfs No.
lhis evening az the home OF Miss Nell
Soles In Echo Point
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-18
pENTAL CLINIC.
VIII Be open Today For Treatment Of
Teeth Of Poor Children.

The dental clinic that Is maintained
BY The Wheeling Dental Society and
the Aid and Social Service associa-
ton. viii be open today for the care o.
The teeth Of poor children Of tho city.
Many cases apply each week for treat
ment and today an exceptionally large
number "a expected. The Clinic Will
be- open from unW 70 O'Clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-18
Special Dispatch to the Intelligence.


CHARLESTON. w. Va. Jan. IL
The state department Of schools. is
just in receipt of an official report of
the first physical examination OF all
the school children in Paw Paw dis
trict. Marion county. Each Of the 97s
children in the schools OF the district
was examined separately by a dentist.
by an eye. ear. nose and throat spe-
cialist and for nutrition and general
physical condition by Dr. j. W. L. Jar
Wis, president of the board OF educa.
ton. who Is practicing physician.
OF the $40 children examined only
l62 were found TO have no physical
defects other than defective teeth.
The report OF the eve. ear. nose and
throat specialist is as follows:
Number children examined. s79
Number needing treatment. 15a or &c
Number having defective Wis
Ion ..--...--... ............. 3eS or 80
Other diseases the eye. 137 or "a
Number needing glasses ..... $50 or 3G
Number having defective
hearing ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 112 or } I
Other diseases of the ear. l26 or ID
Number having defective
other diseases OF the nose 49,. 261 or Id
Number having adenoids coo. asa or "A
Num Der having enlarge tonsiis 311 or q.
tNNfl 1lN'tl@eH OF the touslls.. -9H or So
The report Of Or. Jarvis shows tn,
following:
Number OF children examined. 90
Nutrition:
Good NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 500 or 81
hit s.s..... ............. go or =
49, N.l 1000. ....-..... lta or 4.
Number having goitre .......
Tho report OF the dental examiner 4.
as follows; pc
Number children examined qT9
Number needing dental treat
Hl'iL ---+..... .--......... I2a or 7
Number needing filings. ZIG or
Number needing teeth extracted
temporary ............... fq9 or "a
49, permanent ....-........... 162 or II
I Total number cavities ........376I
| Average number Of cavities
! per pupil ............... SIS
! Number having maxilary or
palatal defects ........ 2b or
Number having crooked teeth 6S or
Number having abscessed
Number using tooth brush. SOC or 8
When interviewed State Superiu
tendent Shawkey said:
/ This report shows conclusiyel,
that large number OF our countr,
boys and girls are physically defec
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-18

punch was served. Herbert Baer wss
chef. with l. a. Morris as his assistant
tEe committee in charge OF the de-
NEhtfui affair last evening included: T..
Steiuhouscr. Dave kraus. H. -. Eaer.
Leo Flcischer. r. \. Moss and Lawrence
Violin.
Among t..ose who enjoyed the delight
luf affair last evening were.
Iditarod pioneer., 1916-08-12
JOHN HAVING A HARD TIME

Mr. Dooiey, speaking of how ''th wurruld has turned ag'inst its lifelong roommate, Jawn Barleycorn," and of how Europe IS chasin him off tn map. says
 But it's ln this cormthry that lawn Is havin his hardest tune. At ivry ilicnon a part iv tn popylace rises in their wrath an outlaws their oI fri'nd and conkerer, Half th state of llinye has to walk ten miles to quench its thirst an five years firm now, l tell ye, if ye want to dhrink yeH have to go to Dock O'Leary an he'll administhcr it to ye with dhrop chube. Ye better take all ye can git while ye can get it. Dhrink and be merry r. tomor,ah yeH bp dhry"
Iditarod pioneer., 1916-08-12
GOLD COMPANY'S MANAGER RECEIVES HURRIED ORDERS
 TO TAKE UP NEW LABORS

F. A. Austin, manager of the lditarpd ln terpsts uf the Yukon Gold Company, re ceved teleqraIhc instructions from the ot fcials of his company the latter part ot last week to report immediately at San Fran cisco, and on Sunday evening, accompanied by Mrs. Austin, he left for that city. They will leave St Michael on the Victoria, which is expected 10 sail from that point about the 18th of this month,
 The urgency of the business which called MT, Austin away may be surm'sed from the fact that he had but about forty eight hours in which to make preparations for his de palture Ii IS understood that William Helt man, the drpdgemaster, will be temporarily in charge of the company's affairs pending the arrivai of new manager.
 While no information has been gwen out as to Mr Austin's future plans, it is under stood that he wifi not return to lditaTod. It Is learned that he has been intrusted with quartz mining proposition of magnitude controlled by the Yukon Gold Company, but where ;he property IS located has not been aSrertaIned
 The announcement on Saturday last Of the impending departure of MT and Mrs. Austin was received with genuine regret by all members of the community. Mir. Austin is regarded as a most capable and energetic administrator, and his handling of the big companys affairs here have won for him the respect and kind regard of al. Mrs. Austin who came here as bride three years ago, will be missed by large circle of friends The people of the ldltarod dis trct, while regretting their departure, will wish them success and prosperity in their new s11rrOunGinoS
Iditarod pioneer., 1916-08-12

corduroying there ID time to catch up with the grading work on the rest of the stretch
 The c.mrs wia be distributed at the va rious points as follows: l, seven mile post ,, Ten Nile roadhouse; 3, twelve mile post i, Boston hill.
 Mr. Date feels quite confident that the work can be completed in the time ex- pected, and states that the dry condition of the roads IS d most helpful factor ln that dlrccticn He will aim to have the road completed to the Hub roadhouse by the middle of August
Iditarod pioneer., 1916-08-12
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE

To H. Sibc and F. W. l.abcDr, and to tarir
 heirs and aS> gns:
 You and each of you are hereby rnlnrt that 1 have expended for Iahrr and Un. p"ovrncntS during each of thr years i' i', dciIars upon fh,. War Eagle placer nnn@ rlaiu, situate on th" left limit If Eagle creek. tributary of th" salmon rllrr .n the ku~kokWlm r"rort1!n" district, territory uf NIqska in order lD hold sad r'HDm rndor thu provisions of law respecting annual Ia brr uu mining claims.
 Aud 1T within ninety days lfI"" tnr pub. nralIrn Or this notIC~ NnH Or either of Nuu raI G., refuse tu pay your portion of -n"h expenditure your interest u sad r.rIm will become the property of the un"rr- ,jHn- rf Ser. 232I, Revised statutes If the United SlatrS lCTnEB C. HI.~~
 Fairbanks. Alaska. First publication. July 2g 1"1d.
 Last publication, oct. 2S. t"Io.
Iditarod pioneer., 1916-08-12
ROAD FROM RUBY TO LONG
 TO BE COMPLETED SOON

At last the much-talked of road building Toctwccn Long and Ruby is to begin, says the Ruby Record Citizen of July $.
 F. ]. Date, foreman of road construction tor the Alaska road commission, arri ;ed on the Schwatka Monday, July 8. snd he states that work IS to begin promptly, the men and supplies leaving Ruby Monday
 When this contract is completed Wr will have an excellent well graded h ghway from the Yukon in the direction of the Nu>kakwm And for this vast work we are indebted to Colonel W. P Richardson, chairman of the Alaska road romnlssion Lieutenant Mchattey, engineer officer, and R. J. Sommers. superintendent of the road work for the Fourth division. Mr, Este will act aS disbursing offices.
 MT Date estimates that he will employ rghty men. the road graders working Ill two shifts, night and day He and N,r. Este are the only outsiders connected with the work all the rest gre Ruby men. Fur Ihermore all the supplies (grorerles. teams, lumber, tools' will be purchased in Ruby so far as available
 The route as originally surveyed by L. S Robe Is. according to Mir Date, admirably suited in every respect, and there will be few changes made, and those trflr4g ones The ground for most of the way ls hard formation, and there are but few bad spots.
 The most difficult and, therefore the most expensive bit of the roadway will be from the Hub roadhouse to Long, a dis tance of about nine mRes. At this camp Mir Date expects to concentrate most of his men. He anticipates having two crews
Iditarod pioneer., 1916-08-12
BEFORE q,nnQG OUTSIDE

Doaa't Gtvgs ao haze Thr lcalzrod Tstnlt1 -- pour i2,nrSte ayrrldy oewspapeT forwaroed Ss, ypam nrp adtlTfss You'll ind it 9 lpoSt ps}rrspe a1stE an Yola' neg sE,rronlllngs 4azp Gn1y 4s psrtb Il IIouta cf those },rU1u tsed fet69s tAat utVJr c,,pa
Iditarod pioneer., 1916-08-12

Fresh Olympia and Eastern Oysters, $50 per can. Iditarod Meat Go.
Iditarod pioneer., 1916-08-12
PLANS FOR IMPERIAL UNION
 AFTER PREPARATION OF WAR

The remodelng of the system of govern ment of the British empire after the war was predicted by Herbert L. Samuel, sec retary of home affairs, at a dinner given in honor of the Australian premier Will fam Morris Hughes says a recent London disDatch
 Many times in history" said the home secretary, "have states previously not lnti- mately united in their internal organlza- ton been welded together by war. 1 have long been convinced that the present con stitution-or absence of constitution-of the empire cannot be the final form of our DO htical relations with one another among the various portions of our emnre.
 "The whole empire is affected by grave decisions of policy made by the government and parliament. responsible not to the peo- pie of the whole empire, but to the electors of these islands That is in contradiction of the whole spirit of British institutions,
 q speak, not for the government but from my own firm conviction, when l say that the mother country Is very ready to admit the Domjnions into a share in the decisions of policy as soon as they desire such admission Let each develop on its own lines. but let them be ready to con- bine in some organic union for dealing with matters of common interest. It is for them 10 decide whether. after the war, we shall be able to take a forward step in the evo- lution of our imperial institutions"
 Premier Hughes speech was devoted mainly to urging the necessity of weeding out German influence in Great Britain and the colonies.
Iditarod pioneer., 1916-08-12

pIkrAQDS blg and small, printed on A4FA paper. cardboard or cloth, on short notice. at ldjtarod Pioneer utlr".
Iditarod pioneer., 1916-08-12
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE

To Chas. Rcno aud N- Pierce. and tp their
 heirs and ass gnS:
 YuIl and each of yulI are hcrrhE rD'jr"t that l har" expended for labor and no provrrmntS during "acb If i4" years l9t% l9l4 and J@ l,5 the sum or one hmjrra ing claim. situate tr Maverick CT. |, | tributary Of Marvel creek, ill the hu~k"- kWIIn recording dISirlrt territory of Alaska, m CrGrr to hold said clam uud"r the pro visions Of law respecting annual labor n' mlRing claims.
 And if w1Ii1n ninety day, after the pub Icatipm of thls notice NuH or rIthrr of you faII or refuse 10 pay vour rorrror ri ,u't eIpcndlturc your interest in sad claim VIH bcrcmr the FroprrDr of Tn" nNdrr,Igh"d CO., owner, according lo thc HTuN~4m~ rt Sec. 233 f. Revised StntUtr~ of the lutrG states. It THEIR C.. ilF~H
 Fairbanks. Alaska. First plhncaton, July 29, t"l6.
 Last rGDiIChUnn, t"t IN, 1916.
Iditarod pioneer., 1916-08-12

Job Printing at The Pioneer office.
Iditarod pioneer., 1916-08-12

FUR WORK AID SEWING
 UntI September ] Al kinds of sewing done, Fur coats lined, or any kind Of fur work, a spec.a1ty MRS. M. B. CAREY
Iditarod pioneer., 1916-08-12

on short notice
Iditarod pioneer., 1916-08-12
1917 CALENDARS

In The Iditarod Pioneers 1918 con- signment of newspaper and job-prnting stock will be found a splendid and varied assortment of Calendars for 1917, which will be displayed immediately after ur, packing.
 The business houses of the community are asked to defer ordering their next years Calendars from Outside until The Pioneers supply has been inspected. There are about twenty-five different kinds, and they are all beauties. And the prices will be right, too.
Iditarod pioneer., 1916-08-12
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!

One ton of new goods at the Pioneer Drug Store. There may be something you need
 DR MOORE.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-19
WILSON STARTS ANEW
TO SETTLE TROUBLE

Washington. Nov. 1s-Pres'dent
Wilson began today his task of trying
TO settle the triangular dispute be-
tween the railroads. labor and the
United States government
The President made his initial move
in endeavoring to prevent a strike by
receiving a out four hundred delegates
of the Am rican Federation of Labor
at the White House this afternoon. On
Monday he will have u conference with
Representative Adamson, of Georgia
who was so active In the passage of the
eight hour" law which bears his name
1t Is thought in Washington that
the railway executives viii either seek
an audience with the President "a
will be invited by him to call.
Adamson's conference with the Pres
ident ana his congressional lieutenant
will discuss the carrying ont of the
remainder Of the Presidents railroad
leg slation program.
The National Council Of the Cham
Der Of Commerce Of the United states
decid ID a. it's annual meeting todas
to submit to ali the members Of TIVE
chamber throughout the country ref
erandum of the railroad situation.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-19
.fRANC0-SfRDS STILL
BATTER THEIR WAY ON
New Hea,May Reported In Entente
Campaign for Capture Of
MonaStir.
CONFLICTING CAPITAL CLAIMS
Berlin Asserts Won Faikeuhayn Is
Pressing Forward While Bucharest
Says RunAanians- Are Succeeding on
Northern Front.

London. Nov. ls.-The Franco Ser
bian forces forming the right wing
of the ellied Macedonia army con-
unue TO batter their way forward in
the direction of Monastir. chief Bulga-
rian stronghold and base, and though
the initial momentum of the onrush
seems to be spent, even the most con-
servattve military observers here al
here to their prediction Of thrae DAYS
ago that the fall of the city is a mat
ter OF days New Roadway for tho
French and Serbs was reported by
King Peters war Office tonight. Tho
Serbs in brilliant storming ATTACK
took Hill 1.212. throwing the defend
ers back in disorder, while the French
took foothold in the fortified village
OF kanena, five miles south of Mo-
nastir. Heavy losses were inflicted
upon the Bulgars and Germans A.
ter the loss OF Hill 1.212. the Bull
gar'an retreat turned into wild
flight, In which enormous quantities
of material were left behind.