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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-10
COLLEGLANS TRIM
METHODISTS TEAM
The PittSburg Boys Drive Wag-
ner OFF the Mound in the
Third Inning.

BUCKHANNON. June lO.-west
Virginia Wesleyan lost to the Pitts
burg ColleEians in thrilling game
here Friday by the scorc OF six to Ave
Wesleyan scored two in the first
with without make a safe hit. Miller
getting on on an error and going to
third when Hagey threw wild on
SIngleton's sacrifice both scored n mo-
ment later on Ridges error on Shu-
makers tap. Base on balls to Sin
gletOn. his steal and an error by
Thompson donated another run to
Wesleyan in the NTH. In the eighth
Singleton and Daniels both hit safely
and Talkington's three base drive
scored them. darlington was lefc on
third, although none were out when
he made his hit.
The Collegians scored in the sec
ond. knocking Wagner OF the mound
with three hits which netted two
runs. Two more were added In the
third on aBtch's singles, Kelly's dou-
BILE and two outs. while the final pair
OF runs came In the seventh on
Blako's error. singles by Carter and
Kelly and aBtch's sacrifice.
Hagey pitched brilliant game
throughout and the work OF Bell at
second for the Collegians was good.
Kelly made a brilliant catch in left
while TalkingtOn's timely three base
drive was the feature OF the hitting.
Hood. a former Wesleyan shortstop,
played for the Collegians. The
acnrn.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-10
GRAFTON BOWLERS
Lose Contest to the Gore Alley
Team by a Total Of
ga Pins.

The Gorc alley nvc-mnn duck pin
team defeated the Grafton team In
game rolled on the Gore alleys
here Friday night, The local bowl
crs won the first and third games and
the Grafton team took tho second
one.
LonEmorc. Of tho Gore team had
high individual score and high nv
crage for the contest. He rolled
l6s in the second game and aver
AGED l5l in the three games.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-10

J. Hornor Davis. II, Zicsinr. J. c.
Vance, W. A. Vance. Mr. Carter John
Stcalcy. DR. stone
Fnirmont W. D stockly. George
=. Watson A. Il Scott, \. j. Cot
burn, Walton Miller c. c. Rohb. H.
c. Jones, j. n. Watson. Jr.. l.. II.
Randall.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-10

for Justice Of the peace although MI
Goodman had margin II only twelve
votes over William | Winfield The
vote was Carter $50, Goodman 21l and
Winfield 800.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-10
(By Ring W. Lardner.D

W! "'"s We LarIHerj
-, 's way W "'"ti uh"erSlopu lhey
~ 80 so.He !" sur !tStruaE morn
,he he ., ~, .. . " ''"CN' 50 soI
mere az u Quarter "l'.r ana lhey
j y, > ~. w. anu I''li io"HG out ina,
"a9 'ttu '.S' 'ii's ''I,!e' ana nero II"
I,,a 'a.u , iol '''G ''"' | was "o hours
NV Gnu So,',e'',hE p's u'iEht oi nap.
p'''u anu '''' i!uv "u" Eh'li! PH anu
w gi "n'e"' "ot VI Known no" 10
H"I,uit IT.
-. S"n '"',lo III r'sI, aI'er me ana
,'Ie ua',u PI"yeu noGN OF Ages. ne
'V%'u MS "'hio" 'euEil'n'S'
uv" '"' "anu Pi"EeV u mainly oi
o,, d"s anu VINO" Tue! cam" 10
O'u Lang sun tle Soulhtrh ueeteda-
''o'l SntcIeu ,'''N'ns ], was DING
"'u'hS hec"Lnes Ierhhhchi'
htH M Shioot'h OF IAN El'' lte
report oil inc committee on foreign
missions ana theh me temporary or
Bahi@auoh composed OF AIr. harding
was i'aue permanent ana nc Eot up
10 ..l"hh SoIneoouy ana r'cei'ea an
ovation that lasted seven minutes or
on'S Just Il "i"ur anu nan i'Ss 'hah
What roosevelt was gave al the Meese
convention wednesday.
Mr. harding ahWunced That the
rules committee WASH quite ready 10
report ana inc band played some more
ana wheh Mr. warren OF Michigan
was all ready WIN the new rules and
"hen you seen ms manuscript You had
10 forgive MN FOR not being ready
Huicker ana II II had been up TO me
% write theIn 'hey would OF heen ready
the DAY ai'er Mr.. thompson 10 III
aughratcd AZ WASHINGTON, u {.
Some KnlcS from Memory.
suppose some other journalist took
down the rules, hut ! can remember
lcw Of mem IRON memory
Rule Hawai- ana Porto Rico and
the Filininos gets TWO delegates apiece
after this. Penalty-loss OF ten yards
and the down remains the same.
Rule "-Ihc national committee
have got to set the date of the conyen-
ton four months ahead OF time PEN
alty-The ball goes 10 the opponents ut
the point ohense was committed ~
Rule li9-No degradation can
chanEeits vote unless II Is proven that
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-10

Two base hUS-CnrIcr, THOMPSON
Kelly ..
Three base hIt-Talkington.
Stolen bases--BeCk, Singleton. Dan
icls.
Double plays Daniels to TalkIngton,
Beck to Singleton.
Struck out-By Hagcy II. by wag-
nCr .. by Thurman 4.
Bases on balls-Off HaGey /. off
Wagner l. off Thurman ,.
Wild pitch-Hagey.
Passed balls-Ridgc. Singleton.
tmpire-Stansbury.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-10

GRAFTON: Charles Written. assist
ant postmaster at Austen. Preston
county. was arraigned before United
States Commissioner Charles Il. Lilly
on tho charge Of having embczzled n
sum Of money. understood to be about
5000. from the postoflicc AZ Austen.
Written waived preliminary exam
ination and was ordered held under
$1,000 bond for his appearance before
the federal court at Eikins July s. He
furnished bail and was released.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-10
Standing Of the Clubs.

Tho longest time on record for
which a swimmer has remained under
water Is six minutes twenty-nine and
tour-Afths seconds.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-10

PARKERSBURG: Separated since
the end Of the Civil war. Elias and
Allan MePeak, brothers. were re-
united here, Elias, who lives In Kan
eas, came here a few DAYS arc when
he learned that his brother lived AZ
Walker Station near here Milan Nc
crek 4 promlnens farmer OF this
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-10

Three mon require six months to
make cashmere shawl, which il
worked from ton goats fieoces.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-10

Rube Benton. top-notehcr Gmonf
National league pitchers, has beer
putting over n very nifty class Of
ball for the Giants. Last season
Benton joined the Giants after n
short stay with the Pirates whom he
had joined after leaving the Cincin-
natl Reds. A few years ago when
he Joined Cincinnati he was the
gresnost proposition in the world.
Hence "RubO."
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-10
VOTE
IS THAT CAST
BY DEMOCRATS
In the County Of Harrison at the
Primary as Shown by the
Returns Thereof.

Louis a. Johnson. j Herbert Nc
Gee, Ray c. SeCse and Dr. Charles c.
Wilson are four Democratic nominees
for member Of the house Of delegates
for Harrison county.
George W. Davis is the Democratic
nominee for member OF the county
court.
The vote for members Of the house
OF delegates follows
Louis A. johnson. ! $50
Charles c. Wilson. 1856.
J. Herbert MCGGc. l.25l
Ray c. Socse. .23O
John Patton. .l39
The vote for county commissioner
follows:
George w. Davis. $40.
Vance L. Hornor. ass
Hiram ]. Burnside, S47.
Jackson Fletcher. $40.
For sheriff. Homer Bartlett had
nearly two to one vote over Morgan
Parsons. 1914 to 625.
Tho vote for prosecuting attorney
was as follows;
A. j. Findlcy, 792
Cornelius c. Davis. 500.
Howard T. James. 322.
John ]. Cornwell carried the coun-
~ by nearly thousand plurality over
his nearest competitor The vote was:
John !. COrnwcll. l.2S5.
D. T.. French. 296
Cory HoGE. 1877.
Porter W Post. for commissioner
Of agriculture. had more tRan two to
one majority in this county over his
successful opponent. John y. Finley,
of Parkersburg, the vote being Post
1863. Finley 5l2.
For congressman. Ernest Randolph.
of Salem, carried his home county by
nearly thousand over his successful
opponent. Fleming y. Anderson. Of
fleetwood. The vote for this Office was
Anderson ESQ. Randolph 1914.
In Clark district Jackson V. Carter
and John Goodman we're nominated
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-10

GRAFTON: Charged with conspir-
ing to defraud the United States gov
crnment. Frank Ummuratti. an Italian
ctnoractor Of Elklns. was given a hear
ing before United States Commissioner
Charles II. Lilly. He was alleged 10
have received barrel Of intoxicants
from Baltimore under the label Of san
dal oil. in an effort to evadc the fed
cral laws.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-10
West Virginia Briefs

MARTINSBuRG: United States Sem
aior James X. Yardaman. OF Missis-
sippi. delivered the principal address
al the commencement exercises OF tho
local high school. Senator W. +. Chill
ton. Of this state was scheduled to
have delivered the address bu, was
unable to be here.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-10

HUNTINGTON: The body Of an un-
identified woman was found floating In
the Ohio river at Dam 20. Tho parts
Of the body protected by clothing were
preserved in practically the natural
state. while the face and hands were
badly decomposed. Apparently beau
tiful and refined woman. the authori-
ties have been much puzzled as to her
identity.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-10

There are 1900 species Of plants
used for commercial purposes. OF
these i2O arc used for perfumes.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-10

WHEELING: With blood streaming
down his face from big cash in his
head, a stranger was found wandering
on the Island by Officer Louis PtefHen-
bach. The man. who was later dis
covered TO be very seriously injured.
was unable to account for his injury,
declaring that he only knew he had
received 1t in bridgeport and had in
q dazed way n recollection OF having
crossed the bridge to the Island.
WHEELING. The other evening
when Bernie Mcclure stepped behind
his automobile. which had Just come
from the garage. TO see II the rear light
was burning he found number OF
sleeping hens calmly sitting on the
truck rack. Frightened by the city
crowds the birds flew down from the
rack and started to wander about
Twelfth street. with the result that
the regular city chicken chasing
crew" started in hot pursuit and later
were instrumental in capturing them.
WHEELING: When DR.. f. L. ARM
hrecht presented diplomas to Misses
Helen Elig and Goldie Lewis at the
commencement EXERCISES Of the local
high school. he announced that nelth-
er Of the girls had been either absent
or tardy in twelve years. The feat
is said to be a record unparalleled in
the history for the country for two
students attending the same Institu-
ton.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-10

The phase "entente cordialO" was
tFat used % express the friendly re-
lations tXlsting between France and
midland II ~
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-10

PARRERsBURG; Miss Mary Roy
land. OF this city, appears IN tho June
issue OF Hearst's magazine in lllustra-
tons by Howard Chandler Chrlsty Of
The Story % susan Lennox." Miss
boyland appears N three separate
roses, N which she q made a rcnrc-
sent, the character n susan aud also
a niN,lor ohararfor In an. al.~.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-10
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

AT St Louis 4. II. +.
New York 900 600 OIL 900 % 10 /
St Louis D. OOO 100 DOL 600 ID II 2
Batteries: Mogridgo. Shawkey and
Nunamaker Davenport. Weilman and
Chapman. Thirteen innings.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-10

Games Today.
Washington at Chicago.
Boston at ST. Louis.
New York at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-10

Cincinnati at Boston.
ST. Louis at brooklyn. .
Chicago at New York.
Piitshurg at Philadelphia.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-10
n NATIONAL ~;
BASEBALL RESULT,i|
- AABRIoAN ~
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.


All games postponed on account Of
rain.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-10

A London hospital supports a mo-
torcycle ambulance for dogs and other
small animals
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-10

GRAFTON: The condition OF Isaac
Knots, who was removed to hospital
after having been injured In an acct
dent on the railroad crossing at Thorn
ton, r. critical.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-21
ONE WOMANS
TRIBUTE TO
THE FOOD SHOW

After .rbnoI mn took me 10 town.
~rv,. inns, tbr other dpy
And I JiJu.t murh von, I'm go
r,r I rrpII, wanted IN Mia,
Ga, yn t.rrtJ, fired M -noppIn'
And ,,rrip, an obout
r,.r .,,.,. , Jrrr Ia, If ,oIlip,
TOT N".'' 70 +'''''' ''F ''''''.
She said 'Non. Wrl grl our gro
rrrir-.
,.l r,.r v,.Il .prr r, homo
..,,.,. ., ., go,
Ut 7'''.''' '"'-"'' e'''' wv
For arhrd in every bone.
| over M "Browus &. o. D.
wn.r, mn rots nr we cot
'"'''-' '''N'" '''' ",'' Wv
VII tell you II rouOdh I h' h'hI
II wns au decorated beautiful
Aud locked like a carnival
D.. u,...,..... MI, ..,..,,
''I' '''N "'''' u '''' " ''''"
or d great hlg '"rushl
There vas good music, too,
,rI I .,,p fnrgnt thpi
| ,.,.,...
, lla' ever '''' '''"l'''''''''-
And WIS just about to cry.
, Grr, There was everything 10 eat
And 10 t,.,,d mighty good
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-21
LUMBERMAN MURDERED
WITH POTATO WASHER

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. Jan. 2l-
Frank VI Spraguc. az one time a widely
known lumhcrmnn, Wns round dead
Thursday 900 the Ntchcu of his houTe
Scar tine body was % broken potato
mashor with which tho police believe me-
was murdered Spmguc. who lived alone.
was II years old Ills skull wsz frac-
turcd and apparently he had been dead
two or three dnys.
a grandson Of tho dead lumhcrman
and another youth ARE held boy the police
pending further investigation
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-21
NEGRO peArH RATE EXPLAINED.

TUskEGEE Ma, ian 20 The annual
TuskoC,r workers conference Was hnll
Thursday when special attention "oH
given to better housing Of the members
of the race Tho Er.ulcr death rnte
among negroes a. .omulrod with tho
death rate among white persons Nns do
Clurcd duo to poor housing facilities
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-21
RrrAlLsRs IN MeerINe-

T.. Oklahoma rH. E.mI.r' ra.u.n.
Uuu mot nt in, Hotel sNr,u .Hortlt
afternoon Friday fnr ~. r,-upr W.,b.
rs mvrmr $50 lu.u,s. except tnH'
pertaining iu internal affairs was brought
up
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-21
BROWNS c. O. D.-HARRY E. WALDRON
Demonstrations and
Bargains On

COMET RICE-2lg To- pkg, now 25c.
BLUE GRASS CATSUP-Large bottle, now 25c.
SUNSHINE CAKES-35c a lb. and box "Crispy' Crack
ers free.
YUKON'S BEST FLOUR-2l-lb sack delivered, $lOO.
POMPEIAN OLIVE OIL-Full quart bottle SIC
POST TOASTIES-Two big boxes 25c.
JOAN OF ARC BEANS-Large No. = can, lOc; dozen 81.
MAGIC WASHING STICK sticks 25c.
KARO SYRUP-$l 90 worth Of labels and S5c buys $3.50
grddle.
UNDERWOOD'S DEVILED HAM-Three 2Oc cans, soc
MORRIS SUPREME BACON-l-lb pkg Sliced SOC In
slabs, h. 25c.
COTTON BOIL SOAP bars 25c with cake of Water
Lily Free
NEW STATE CANNED FooDS-No 2 cans Pineapple
20c; dozen 81 %
ST. CHARLES MlLK-Three tall l0c cans 25c
CONQUESTER COFFEE-Roasted daily, the pound, 25c
APLElNE-Pheasant Loganberry Juice.
SPECIAL REDUCTIONS
Fresh Fresh White f'hup"9dS I'D, G nmd Ug" , POUND
White Fish best for baking 15C
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-21
Food Show Open Tonight

will
attended Food
ome tonigh the Nddes q
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-08-20
GENERAL SENDS OPINION At RI.
QiiST OI Wan DEPARTMENT
OFFICIALS
MAY HAMPER commission
Premature Publication MnA Hinder
Amrriran Representatives rom
SECURING Assurance
Wanted


NNN'IlN"I'N. " g. NNi. IN.--
\ recommendation ll"hi ''hcfal
luhsinn 'h'l ih' \m'ri'hn troops De
"l'hdra"u from N"'i'o vua contain
'd in g recent report 'n the military
'hu''l"u made 1' tho request "i ihc
Wa. Department and dwigncd for
the ur" n' lhr I"inl commission
which "iIl dis'u,' th" border pro
ll'ns
lN' 0I'I' department ulli'ltlt 90
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-08-20
NlMMEH COTTAGES. BATHING
fllli.IIONs AND PLEASURE
PIERS DTS THONID.
ARMY CAMPS D[MORAL|ZED
Hundreds of Tents Mere Bluwn
Down NJ Laredo ind Brownsville
With Grounds Iloodcd q,
fhc lIeaVN Rains

~ .'Hr"'fN'H'' 49,
DALLAS, Tex. Aurg lg Tho
Iursi communication with Corpus
,"r.su where tho tro9ical storm
mage . believed 10 have been felt
..e hardest showed this afternoon
'mt Ho great damage had been done
'u Tine ci't pnd ther. we're no iatali-
zoos there Portions of the town es-
r'rl1ll. ile summer vamtionists sec
'uu iH Ird"r three lcnf ~ water 1t
the late report ami .hc drainage is
moor
THO ,f,ato-' property damage was
'bc Uuunii1g of the Corpss Beach
I'UI s large uMmrr hust'lry rhr
b1-iu'. section OF the citv was not
1HaL, outside of tine breaking o,
scores oi .Iatc ol1s windows. bui tH"
mM. cottages bathing p.yilloif
Wd pl..ur piers were reported %
has. H.rn enurcis DESTROYED Most
90 fhr water roI drained from mo
wsuHs, section SATURDAY, Afternoon
900" food auJ water situation there is
'pprtod good
Interest ,ontcfs over tho effects OF
the storm 90 Port Aransas and Nrau.
..s Pass. lror which thcr, are uD
..uu'o reports yot Esoh g, D ron
U'ar fishing resort und 20 is feared
lNai tTN have been more severely
aoilt with by the storm than Corpu
tUr.-u pufsl, Df -'. drowning OF
DO men D., the siukiuc of the steam
o. pii, hoy ,cst"rl0' there is mo-
los, % Iiio reported whore Com
mumi'.tiou with Corpus Christi s.
s'.il practically cu: OFF. the news 50
var coming over q lone ,el,phou,
wire
l.'rcdu. which has hccu ISOLATED
inc" last uighi again communicate
to the outside world tonight. hay
le r'fcrr' .irt" 'rfls wind as az
aftermath oi the storm Tie army
camps are demoralized. hundreds q,
Tents were blown down an dparl ol
tho city was flooded by heavy rain,
lft ihc ultimate damaL, Is not eN.
prrlrd 'o Doc great the rcconstru,.ion
90 the damaged camps Is already un.
Ger way similar condition. "Nisi in
'hc Brownsville district
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-08-20

Cos n beauty .H' Ha0 200 perform o.
sn'r" o' ''" Namrhn'd 1por ar1
""''in'. .. nr. .n 'hr H.lds Un
Christine n..r aI9a. DID,. bonn. -as.
'' .'.. I.. ..t.'.ut of h.r hr.f.
"' Co.,. 'H" f..He. lddI'r aud r..
''.''. 'E '.. .'' national ain. .s
DOG H''.' ''. N.'' Tho re.cN.oI.
''r. ..H" n '.D.r approval a ..
.h...- "''.. "n.h .H', de.nsd
"|' ' FHfne ,r
... como. ..'...."' a. .u.a..
". HI. .".'r -"rs boz atm. ..
.'.' '. 'h" H'rs 'nd aeddra. no
'... "r .rro needed 900.
..'ra'.H. 3D.. '.' .f"a "a. most .,.
..H' .' '". -Ir attracted u.
..'.0 ana .... /. .n.IHnur'
".. . n'r- 'Hn m',
".r .''rH... ,F. attention ar.
"u..r .. ""''. mr fr... a.
'.. .I.'..'' H" H.f"r.H '. faa. ..
H.H' ...f no ..s neu ami, m
attend '. Dr." "..N ,iua.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-08-20
TAKE POSITIONS FOR TWO MIiaEs
FOR TWO HUNDRED YARDS
DEPTH
FRENCH WIN NEAR vEnDUh
Enilrc Village of ilcuy In Hands on
French Troops While Counter
Attacks Ry Germans
Iaii

''. .''.'N'A'NH o H'"'
LONDON. aug. ls-The long ex-
poctcd l,ncral offensive on the salo-
ulk front has opened and q grand
assault against ibe Teuions Is now
Boo progress in every theatre Of the
world war General Sarral Ia to-
might attacking the hulgar-German
troops uu the entire Greek and Ser.
biau frontier district of more than
l5u miles These troops are follow
ng oui che same tactics which sig-
uallo1 tho opening Of tho great Of
i,utito ou the somme front. attack
ina iu small bodies with the inten-
lion 0f feeling out tho enemys
strength before the real battle opens.
The French claim the capture OF
q number OF villages In the initial
phase OF the attack while the Ger
mans report they have captured Flo
riua fifteen miles southeast OF Mon
DUt.r
On France tho british tonight ad-
taurcd along front Of eleven miles,
capturing % ridge overlooking Thiep-
,al and half g mile of trenches west
uf UiRhNu0d Nearly GOO prison
rrs were iaF,u
London unuuuucos the most noia-
hlo gain u some days In the region
uf guuemout. where the troops or
! General llpiF uralu assaulted thu
opposing trench aud gained from
roo to Guu miles Goo depth on n front
OF Two miles The pressure OF th"
Nurlo.lrmrh iorccs has been
STRONGLY r,crlcd where the two
| forces join hands between Guile
! mont and Nuuropas and this Bri-
i.n rain was from foreaur TO the
mn nu point ln addition the Brit
..n gained % foDihold IN the village
uf Cull,mmt norlln says the An
rlo.rr,upn attacks north Of tho
snmmc except around Guillemont
Nhe.a mo German line has been
shortened
The fran0h made gains In the
| tuiHu region The lighting took
pu,. ,u i.h banks of the Meuse
the Germans attacking on the left
ban. auI 'lr frcWh o nthe right.
Paris .. 'ai 'hu German advance
as frustrated while the French
aiu,I tur entire village OF Fleury.
Counter attacks by the Germans
a.'ed 200 Isl0iar the French troops.
uu l.. Eastern front the Russians
broke through the Austro-German
Ines on fHe -.okb0d River. northeast
OFF Kpy'I and captured the village OF
r.H.l
r.ruu claims tho Russians were
...v vu n.k n northern Galacla.
.e.nr tn... .'H. KS Berlin also
.Hm- advance. in. the combined
Austrian German and Turkish troops
'n tha Corp'uaus in the region OF
! .1ml VH. H.u.-rnd admits the
re.ran.uf toward Eirlababa Pass.
uar f.IHm les reported on the
usr. ..r ut IN Macedonia.
. N.H.n.'.n 1rI Armenia
/ Haa., Hs.f". losses are reported
] H tU. ...'ue between the Serbian
| H"I H..r-ar troops On the Graeco-
Serbian frontier north ~ salonikl
/ ..rr.. ..pHu.s made retail
ln.t .H H Venice Tho Germans
/ la... m... au n.. a.1 on 'he German
/ mUH. ......Hu.rt at Oasel Is
] ...... .. .... ...... ..I ne., s.....t-
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n.''s.rN N's Nug. la.-rodav
w.H .' H.. .rr gathered IN Oshkosh
"I." "HH "'rr before on Lake
NHrr.a. Iho hir racing fleet a
.,r. '. .fI'.pate IN the animal
leaff . .h' Inland Lake Yachting
A..H.H'..u which was preceded To
Iat N .. annual meeting OF the
OSHKOSH Yacht club The regatta
W.H" 5000 h"ein Monday and con
TiHl. n.rI Tuesday
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80 .uilS Mo- Aug. IA bm
' -.'' amounting to sos. 500 was
'Iu i" representatives. OF Russia nv
SHOE '"mpang here recently. The
rplUy called attention 10 the "a,
'..' Has nor a war order" h,,,
consisted of h.sh g-ade shoes for
m.n and boys la civil life. The s.,.
80. made iu less than an hour.
ih. shoes were shipped 10 New
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-08-20

'... OKLA. AiG ia
.r.... . 0 'he sChool OF mus
.. .T.' States army. for
H.'... n fHr nsc OF machine
., rurd tomorrow M
' ..n.. .t'n many divis-
aul those I'm com
'. '.nD sun companies OF
' -HIfU are expected 10
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movp,,illc Damage Ten Thousand.

SAN ANTONIO. Au- lH An
army wireless from Brownsville says
rho storm damaUe in the army camps
win uu' aggregate more than $40.
uuu Oh. railroad d1w1rr will pro.
Ush'y boz 5000 600
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knr,,ilIc Rcpolt. ,man n,maec.

noe SrON. Nur ~ The .irst
word from Kingsyille here tonight
Says there was no loss of lir. hut
That lh" storm did small llmage by
blowing down small buildings and
breaking windows
Governor Dunno OF Illinois arrv-
,l safely from brownsville tonight
Port l.uaca Scadrii and po-t
O.Cuuuur ar" safe.