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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-03
Grafton. n. Va.

l nm candidate for the Republican
nomination for Governor " West Vir-
Slhih, subject to tho primary election to
10 neld Juno y, 1919, and respectfully
solicit your support.
Beekley, W. Va. "
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-03

an candidate Tor nomination for Jus
tlce Of toe feaCe III Clark district GU lne
I.spuUHcAII TICKET, buUJect 10 TIE ItepuUA-
can primary to be neIu June o. 1916, ana
vArnssIIy solicit your support IN my be-
AuIt. Whetner noAAnateU or not 1 snail
gave my best Efforts IVr tAs 1uegsss OF toe
ICAeE at the IGil election.
AaspeGAGnS yours,
JOsLrn EnAESN snIGER.
los larrisVn street, Broad OAKS.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-03

] am candidate for mo Republican
nomination Tor Attorney General OF West
Virginia, subject TO the primary. June O.
1919, and solicit your vote anu influence.
BIkK S. sTaTHERs.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-03

am IL candidate for the Republican
nomination Tor member OF the House Of
I,eipeHtes Tor EarTIsVH county, suOJecE 10
the PRIMARY ciaclIon, june Il, 1915, anu re-
spGcliLIIy solicit your support.
EltLD l.. SuETTER.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-03

an. candidate for the Republican
nomination for Sheriff Of Harrison county
subject 70 the primary election to be held
June 0, 1915, and respectfully solicit your
support.
Shinnston, W. Va.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-03
clarksburg, W. Va. ~

nm n candidate for the Republican
nomination for Constable for Coal district,
Harrison county, subject TO the primary
election, June o, 1910, and viii appreciate
your vote and influence
!, JAMES BURGESS.
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tAtvertirmeutsJ
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
advertiser euts.,

inaqeace at tie primary election, Jun,
., DIG.
JOHN NJ. KNOX.
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PleaSe announce that l am candidate
TOR the Republican nomination Tor bee
rotary OF State. ] was born on II Harrison
county farm and appeal to thg voters OF
tnat county for support In the primary on
juno g.
HOUSTON GoFr YOUNG.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-03

For Justice OF the Peace, Coal District.
l am candidate for the RepublicaI
nomination for Justice OF the Peace TO
Coal district, subject to the primary cleo
don, June o, 1916. Your vote ana inilu
once IL respectfully solicited.
GAIL u. JOHNSON.
Clarksburg, W. Va.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-03

nm n candidate for Constable for Coal
district, Harrison county. on the Rerub.
Icon ticket, subject to the primary cleo
ton. on June 0, 1916. | Will greatly npprc-
cinte your vote and influence.
FRANK RUSH.
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Hepzibah, W. va.

am candidate for the Republican
nomination for Assessnrs of Harrison coun-
", subject to the primary election June
q, 1915. and respectfully solicit your yOt,
and influence.
CHARLES L. RANDALL.
Clay district. Shinnston. ". Va.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-03
mineral, W. Va.

am a candidate Tor tho Republican
nomination Tor Tue IIoute OF Delegates Tor
4a!4lsOn county, SUBJECT TO the pr4naEI
rltCuOn, june y, ivIU. / solicit tie active
support anG InliuGuCe OK INy 1rlsnus.
Il. ii. r1snEH.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-03

hereby announce my candidacy for tho
Republican nomination for Constable Of
Coal district, Harrison county, subject To
1915, and II nominated and elected, prom
Use to faithfully and honestly discharge
the duties OF the office. Your support is
solicited.
ELDES ID. wYcROFF.
Clnrksburg. W. Va.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-03
clurGsbuFs. ", Va,

desire to announce my candifncy for
tbs Republican nomination for SarriE Of
JnFriSeR county, suhJsot 10 the Urinary
10 ps held on June q 1910
~ aspiring 10 this Otire do 50 with N
fpll RrSTi,aEl OF In Importance and Of ia
IespoEglhin;ieE, II nominated uUd sieutcd
] Rllall at Ill tlEes give my personal al.
IFAtIoN ia kAp discharge vi MY duties w
campaign win be conducted IN i splrIt ~
fairness and With duo regard fnF the Fights
az Others
| earnestly solicit your vote ana lnllu,
enoe,
LLoYD n daIFPtS,
ClaFksauEs, W, Va,
| am Candidate fer the ngpublte,p
termination snF hheriR az nErrlson coIim.
", aud earnestly solicit year support and
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-03

deaiTo to announce my candidacy for
tLo Republican nomination for Justice or
tnn Isncs Tor Clara dIGtFirt, nArrlGou
county, subject to tho primary to DS GOld
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-03
NAsonburE. ". Va.

| am candidate for the Republican
nomination Tor mGIuDsr Of Ias Louise OF
DgiS.AIts Tor .iarllsUu COUNTY, suUyeCt TO
the prinAIy election, June u, 1910. am
the present IncaaUent IL the Legislature
and EGNpUcGAUny bVI4clL yoAr rotG anu In
nueEco.
DIR. J. II. RISEHART.
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7. @. NICEwARNrn.

an candidate for tho Republican
nomination ror Justice % tho Peace Tor
IlaFk District, Harrison county puuIsct
to the PRIMARY TO DO held June Q, roo
and VIII greatly appreciate your vote GnI
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-03

nomination Tor member Of the house OF
LgIs-4tep Tor AarrieOn county, subject 10
tAc Urinary election on June y. 1910. and
VIII appreciate your vote anu iLAleHcs.
JOHN MOU4lE.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-03

am candidate for nomination for Con.
stable for Coal district, Harrison county,
on the Republican ticket. subject TO the
Republican primary TO be held June C.
1916, and earnestly solicit your support In
my behalf.
II. NJ. NOON.
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wyatt, ". Va, Eagle district.

/ am n candidate for no nomination FOR
the HOUSE OF Delegates Tor uAfFiaDu Couu.
ty, GU the hVpuUbcun uCkeL, subject 10
tina primary June o, 1915 II nominated
Lud si0Gtsa viii sndsuNur 10 Use ny IL
nu6ncO 10 lave lAwr passed tina. Will beat
suit the people Of AuEFEon county,
will greatly appreciate your vote and In.
iIencs,
PIIILASDER II. STOUT,
BrIlreport W Va
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-03
DllGcport, W, Va.

am u candidate for the Republ!caG
nomination Tor member OF tie Rouse u
delegates for harrison county, subJ0cl 70
the PRIMARY election, June ., 1910, an. ~.
VI. ". HEsa.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-03

] am Q candidate Tor the oflce OF Justice
OF the PsRce Tor Clark district, Harrison
gounSy, SUBJECT 70 the wilI OK tna Ilepuu-
hcan rotaES &C the primary to 10 hold
June q, 4Dl0. l ASA Tor your vote ana
your tnuugAue.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-03
No. 134 Linden avoauo " clar1. n9sE y, Va

desire to announce my candidacy for
the Republican nomination for JuEtlc, ~
TIE Peace FOR Clark dIstrict auDIegt to
tAc primary 10 be Auld on June o, hid, IL
nominated and elected j ahuu at all timgs
give M pefsoHal attention to the dIs.
charge Of my duties. l respectfully solicit
your vote EHu influence,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-03
For Con.tnhlc. Conl nl.irIct.

am 4 candidate for the Republican
nomination for Constable for Coal district,
Harrison county, subject TO the will OF the
voters at the primary to be held June d.
lolO. II nominated ana elected, | promise
that | viii devote my entire time 10 the
discharge Of my uuties as such officer.
BLAINE KEARSS,
1876 West Pike street, Clarksburg, ". Va.
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ny the earnest rnzusst OF many friends /
have faeIded to be candidate for Juu-
tice nt tho reaee .oP CLARK district, iocnted
IN INDUSTRIAL and CaIou ltrlEhts, a. va
have three voting placed and uuvrr have
had On aflsep elected nnt here, j have
served SiE YeAra us Justice OF the psaca In
Barbour county, before | came hera' and
am a Notary Public today, have had n
great deal OF experience in law. We do
ask tue voters to give uG M officer out
here to help TO guard uh and 10 helm 10
protect our interests ~ citizena, Lat M
divide the offices SO not to have them ali
In town,
JOHN =, MASON,
Notary Public,
am eauAidate fep the repub,le,,
taminAtion for justice NJ tha Peace for
CLARK DISTRICT, subject "a tho primary eIe,,
ton, June q 1919, and respectfully soiieIt
your support.
A, NJ, D0EaHEE,
ll5 West Main street. Clarksburg, ~, Va.
I am candidate far Tustiee ar ths
Peace for Clark district, subject Ia the
approval of the Republican voters al the
primary to he held June q, iUld. / THANK
you in advance for your support and In.
huencs-
GEORGE Q, MCKINLEY,
2S2 Maple avenue,
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neekIey. W. Va. ~
The Detroit times., 1916-07-28
IN
EMPLOY OF CITY
ASK INCREASE

\ delegation Of 81 hnemen and
cablemen from The public Lighting
commission the FIRE department and
the police department called on
Mayor MARI. Friday morning. and
requested that their wages be in
creased 70 a fat rate Of s. per day.
The men in the lighting commits
sion service receive t44) per day.
ia Tho Ere department S425 per day.
and those In The police service re-
ceive a confirmed pa'rolman's sal
ar ~ g. 200 a year Tire men point
ed out 20 The mayor tha, men IN the
same capacity employed ~ The I'd
ison co. receive from $3.50 % $500
per day
The MAYOR promised 20 take the
matter u0 with .-e heads u the
'hre" depa-mear- and IRA he would
give the men an answer next Thurs
day Men 5eT of fH@ delegation de-
clared that 'he request wa not an
ultIma'urn and tho- they would axe
no seps u The mayor refused 20
gran their request
The Detroit times., 1916-07-28
DEMOCRATS
WILL FILE FOR
CHAS. II. BENDER

Despite the fact thar Charles n
Bender. Of Grand Ray!.s has de-
clined the invitation .o Pm sar gov
ernor on the Deuo~-a' tlrs-t.
members OF the Demycra.r state
central committee are sT~g's'ug
petitions for his noulra'.or and
these win be fled In Lansing before
the time for fling expire, SATURDAY,
should Bender stand firm 30 ais
decision not TO run for The Office. e.
will then be up 10 the state central
committee 20 ell the vacancy on the
ticket
Along with their various other
troubles IN finding candidates, comes
the news that John T. Wlnship has
declined tho nomination for United
States senator. which leaves another
zap In The front ranks OF the state
party.
II Is understood that Brig. Gen.
John T KIRK. commanding the Mich
gan troops. has consented to be the
party's candidate for lleutenant-gov-
ernor IN accordance with the com
mittee's action
The Detroit times., 1916-07-28
DICKINSON
IN CONFERENCE
To Decide Whether He'll Run
for Governor or
Lieutenant

LANSING, Mich. July ?S.-Luren
u Dickinson Is in conference with
friends here today. and upon the
outcome will depend whether he re.
mains In the race for the Republican
nomination for governor or runs for
l!eu;enant.governor suticient petit.
tons FOR him having been flsd for
both Offices
Should ne pursue the latter course
he viii De in position as president
ot the senate 20 be OF great value
20 the dry forces in the framing
and passage OF anttliQuor legisia,
;ion.
Congressman Dieksma's petitions
for the gueernstorial nomination
has not been received this morning.
All other candidates who have been
mentioned have qualified A. E
Sleeper, BAD Axe: Washington Gard
ner. Albion; Sybran, Wesselius,
Grand Rapids. Frank D. Leland, De
roit; Frederick c. Martindale. De
troil. No Democrats have yet quail.
ded for governor lieutenant.govern.
or or United States senator
The Detroit times., 1916-07-28
Jayne Keeps Lad in jail

Tom Eclsir. is years old. Will
lave TO remain in the county Jail
another week because Ira W. jayne.
Superintendent OF recreation, has no.
0ade up his mind whether TO prose
s3ute The lad on the charge OF driv.
tng away his auto. Eclair alread5
Has been In custody week. and
when Mr.. Jayne failed to appear In
,Ncurt, Friday morning. Justice steiu
Z adjourned the case for week Ar
>bert payidowski. William Sutton and
Joseph Cortex. youngsters who land
~ In 4 Mt. Clemens hospital as the
result OF joyride in q Detroi;-own
I'D auto. were dismissed by Justict
! 0tetn. Friday morning. when thel
Werc tried for driving away an auto
oecausc the officers couldn't prove
they were In the car.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-28

French bravery hy the Germans
here
French bravery In The under
ground trrnche~. sait one stan OH
Ger. "was what prevented German
troops from capturing The city
Today, from the submits of Hi,ls
III and $40. The progress ~ artlE
lery attacks on the hill, 81 Fro.d
Trrrco ThiaumouL, L-No@me Mort,
could be plainly observed. a. well as
the details Of small infantry a..
tacks For Il kocrs the Newspaper
correspondent Vsre permitted 70
walk and ride slonE this enormous
battle acld From observations on
this journey and FROM coEvers alton
with the men who are doing the
Ashuug. am convinced '3e Anglo
French ofensiNs has not affected
the German positions here
Al dawn this morning motCred
toward The battlefield from HI III
ard viewed the famous left hank q
the Meuse Here was dangerous
ground Nc Mans Land where no
one Vac permitted q ertes Towns
near about were IN runs IN the
distance Dead Man ail WAS dis
cerna ole-its 5rywn!sh summit teck.
I'd by white puts % sh-apnA shells
in the blue sky Through field
glasses dusty turroSs plougheG up
the slope BY French artillery shells
could BE plainly seen. the shslls eN.
ploding after ehurains the ground
in irregular rows
From Hill II We mo,ored in
roundabout ways behind The lines
10 Hill so which the French bonn
barded Yesterday Fresh shen GRAFT
ers SCARED the daisy and poppy
helds Below. spider web OF
trenches le3 20 Fort SouviIle Near.
by was another hill bombardsSd into
. hrowuish mass ot soil Through
binoculars the German lines near
FToid Terre and Thiaumont wery
.linlly dlscernable, marked more
plainly BY the line OF exploding
shrapLel IN the sky than on the
earth. Later We visited The Argonne
forest.
II the earth has been robbed OF
Ill living thiEss for 10 miles on
-ither side OF the trenches. behind
he lines the activity makes up for
-s~fs q 4
The Detroit times., 1916-07-28
HENRY DICKSON
FILES PETITION
Former Sheriff Is Again Can
didate for the
Office

The following nominating petit
tons have been MED with County
Clerk Farrell:
Sherifr-Heury A. Dickson. Re-
publican. No. 1913 Catherlnest
Congress First distItct)-w. J.
Northmore. Republican, No. ss7
Congress-st east, Daniel l.. Powell.
Jr, Socialist, No S9i Mcclellan
ave. Frank Doremus. Democrat, No
% PhiladelphiAaye east.
Congress (Thitteenth district)--
Albert Rennsr. Socialist No. 1921
Woodward.aS
Representative E1rst dIstrct)--
o. X Underwood, Republican. 80.
lltG Joseph Carnpau.aye Franz
Reiter, Jr.. Republican, HOTEL Tul-
Ter, James +. Lane. No 81 Calumet
ave. John Stevenson. Republican,
No 81 Englewood-ave. George
Brown. Republican, No. 81 Buhlave.
Senator Second district,-John
{. Lang, Democrat, No 4l5 ST.
Aubin-avc
Senator (Third district)--Joseph
W Hanley. Republican, No. 423
Columbia-st east.
Senator Fifth district-Geort> :.
Scott, Republican. No. $50 Camp
behave
County auditor-Robert w. Rut-
ter, Republican. No. 729 Helen.ave.;
William Gutman. Republican, No.
22y Leicester-ct.
County reasurer-Wjlllsnn X.
Green. Jr, Republican. No. POI
Chandlerave.
Coroncr-Dr Joseph Rottenberg.
Republican. No. SIS Brushst
Probate Edgar A. Durfee,
Republican, No. 70 warrenave. east.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-28
WOODWARD
TO Be WIDENED
County to Provide for Two
way Traffic North of
Palmer Park

Congestion in the motor travel b..
tween Palmer park and Detroit will
be relieved by the widening OF
Woodward-sve. for 5000 feet north
OF Fix milerd The street will be
made ~ least ~ wide as Woodward
ave. AZ Highland Park and\a sewer
Will be built 20 take care Of the sur.
face water.
Road Commissioner Edw ard Hines
declared. Friday morning. tba, work
already had been begun on the sew
er and that By fall. the entfve project
would be completed The handled
VIII not be disturbed until after the
state fair
The car tracks will be placed In
the center OF the street. making two
lanes for tho trafic TO and from De
troit
Travel or he road will NOT be in
terfered with during the work" de
clared Mr. Hines ~ will be done
In chunks This widening is very
necessary
The Canton Center.rd from Michi
ganave. west 10 Plymouth a stretch
OF eight and a half miles. was com.
pleted Friday. Commissioner Hines
announced, bur u Will not be opened
for a month This will make a new
outlet for residents Of this section
The Detroit times., 1916-07-28

not pasteurized. Thousands Of tons
OF fee were given away in the poor
districts here IN an effor, 20 bring
relief Every bathing beach In Chi.
cago is ;ammed from morning 10
night Even there tho relief was
not so great
Heat records for the last FIVE
years we're broken here yesterday
when street level Thermometers
registered lea 4, was compare
lively cool along the border, where
the mercury registered 80 AZ FL
Paso and s. az Brownsville. At
San Antonio II was orly 50 At
Freeport. Ill. TIE mercury climbed
TO lol in the shade. beating hea,
records for the iast 2s years. Al
New Orleans the temperature was
80. The Lowest temperatures for
the day were recorded a, Boston
and San Francisco The ihermom.
eters there registered So
The Detroit times., 1916-07-28
rew Thinks Merchant
man Might Ram Her
accidentally"
gCOUT FEARS
FOR BREMEN
Too Clever for Allied
Nets, Say
Sailors
~ CARL d. GROA-

5xoog@ Correspondent URitcd Press.
BALTIMORE. Nd. July u.s.
Nvakchers aboard the German sub
- freighter Deutschland want to
E1oe the ships OF England go.
" They fear that a plan Is afoot 70
lave vessels In ballast in the har-
E1hu9 follow the Deutschland out to
80 eapes and accidentally" ram
-. This would save the allied pa
ul q big task. and. as one of the
ormans put Il, the British could
~. "Oh. beg pardon; ! will pay
In damages"
This fear is believed 10 be one OF
80 compelling motives behind or.
S0oru to delay the Deutschland's de-
Enxtuss.
The Bremen. however. Is q vital
netOr. Stories that she has been
<DaDtured. brought the common,
om = Deutschland oflcial today:
~Hah, she Is not lost until three
- four weeks"
q And hs added that the Deutsch-
3nnGs sister ship is too clever TO
N Into the meshes OF the allied
1sul
Al was peaceful along the Pataps-
- today. A persistent screen of
yttofy still haunted the situation.
49, had been long party aboard
- 1gockar IT the Deutschland pier;
80 of the. crew had individual par.
- vShUre, rolling In during the
Ael4 tICrufnxs
The Detroit times., 1916-07-28
DOT INSPECTOR
ON 81 ORDER is
A BUSY MAN

l14,1A4C. Tea. suU 2s.--As foot
$1,000 IL thS militia and regu.
1gD along the Mexican border. Maj
Iulam w. Reno. Of the army medi
|maf~n<Sq. probably will hang up a
Qw record for seeing 'em. His
Uoek n considered very important
l1no by army officers. Reno will ex-
IS S6ise 100000 feet. IT was esti-
|n&ed today. rs there are about
$4,000 United States miiitiamer
- regulars along the border.
4. proclamation signed by Gen.
1m0 Herrera Of ParraI. fixing the
'poDalty OF death on merchants who
oUfase Cafranka currency OF raise
Ne price Sfisoodstuffs. has been re-
oetved here.
Cen. FRANCISCO Gonzales. military
oommander In Juarez. has been re.
oalled TO take a command near
Ehihuahua City. Col Leon Bucklon,
assistant commander. succeeded
Gopsales.
MA Gen. Tasker II. Bliss. making a
\ tour OF inspection OF the militia
( campo along the border, will 60
from II: Paso 20 Columbus. y. NJ.
\ md then TO camps west as far as
the Pacific coast.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-28
GARDNER NOTES
ARE RULED OUT
Will Not Be Used In Thompson
Disbarment Pro-
ceedings

LANSING, Mich. July 2S.-Notes
left by Probate Judge II. NJ. Gard
ner, who committed suicide by
drowning himself in Grand river,
Wednesday. vin not be read or con
sidered In the trial OF James II
Thompson for disoarmeni Judge
weist. who has read the notes. so
ruled when he called court II the
Thompson matter this morning.
The notes. by Inference. charge
questionable conduct 10 prominent
citizens. but the Judge ruled they
could not be considered as evidence.
II transpired Isie Thursday at
ernoon that there were three OF
these notes placed IN the hands OF
the widow. II is hkely that the
questions TO whether they shall be
published, viii be decided on the
arrival Of the Judges son, Earl
Gardner. VINO II on the way from
Boston.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-28

ised today. Al be weather bureau.
the prediction FOR the mlddlewest
was fair and continued higher tenn
pernIure "
Business houses are planning TO
close their stores an hour earlier.
So intense was the heat today that
contractors wouldn't let laborers
work for fear 81 heat prUstrAtion.
The health department Issued
bulletin warning mothers 20 watch
milk served their taHies Milk deal.
ers were warned they would lose
their milk license II their milk was
The Detroit times., 1916-07-28
BY WILLIAM c. SHEPHERD

(5fdH Correspondent United Press
MERCEDES, Tex, July 2s.-An
American army OF 10000. lnclud ~
New York. Illinois. Virginia, r.
Dakotas, Minnesota, Indiana wa
Nebraska troops. lies as helpless IN
the muddy lower Rio Grande valley
today as an angleworm IN Jug OF
sorghum molasses.
In the dispatch car OF Lieut. J. n.
Muncaster. chief OF the new motor
car machine gun squadron. with
sergt. Wallace. Of the new squad.
as driver, rode 80 miles along the
lower Rio Orande front today.
The folly OF equIpping our army
with trucks after the European fash.
Ion. and not having the European
roads, was seen every halfmile.
tried TO imagine that I was riding
along one Of the several European
fronts. Such sights as no European
front affords were common.
A rain such as today's would have
made no difficulties on any European
fronts, but II almost paralyzed the
American forces. Cen. PetAin's 30.
mile flying circle OF motor trucks
At Verdun, by which trucks carry.
ing supplies whirl 20 verdun on one
half of circle and return on the
other half. would be utterly impos-
sible 20 duplicate here.
When began the trip knew
that many regiments we're absolute
~ horseless and in case OF any sud
den movement II would be necessary
TO transport all supplies on trucks
and all troops on trucks or afoot.
Seven miles from Brownsville we
found three.ton truck blocking the
road-mired-with two trucks held
up behind H. II there had been TO-.
900 men behind. going 20 save some
desperate military situation, they
would have been held up as well.
IL wasn't tho fault Of the truck,
which was resting on It's axles with
wheels whiriing uselessly in mud
pits This 10 In the middle OF the
The Detroit times., 1916-07-28
Whltkx snu.h In Bah

z GIRARDI Ala July IS Win "
$, Baughn, law agent ia charge Of
the liquor raldIng operations Ia this
county, standing guard with a load.
ed gun. Deputy Daily pig8ghsd W
100 plntH o. whisky In "a sweet Do.
tato patch four mics from tha
town. Some or thC cGrks OF the Dot.
ties were found blown ont. believed
10 have been due Ia the effects Of
the extremely hot weather recently.
How long this whisky had been
buried Is not known